March 2003
Intermediate to advanced
288 pages
7h 4m
English
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Organization
This book consists of 11 chapters, as follows:
- Chapter 1
This chapter provides a quick overview of each tool covered in this book. It also explains how the tool selection relates to XP.
- Chapter 2
This chapter explains many key concepts of XP.
- Chapter 3
This chapter is a beginner’s overview to Ant, a portable Java alternative to
makeutilities.- Chapter 4
This chapter provides in-depth coverage of JUnit, the most popular testing framework available for Java.
- Chapter 5
This chapter shows how to use HttpUnit for testing web applications.
- Chapter 6
This chapter explains techniques for using mock objects for advanced testing.
- Chapter 7
This chapter describes how to test servlets, filters, and JSPs running in a servlet container. This is the only tool in this book devoted to in-container testing (tests that execute in a running server).
- Chapter 8
This chapter shows how to use JUnitPerf, a simple and effective tool for writing performance tests around existing JUnit tests. This chapter also discusses how to use JUnitPerfDoclet, which is a custom XDoclet code generator created specifically for this book.
- Chapter 9
This chapter shows how to use the XDoclet code generator. In addition to showing how to generate EJB code, we show how to create a custom code generator from the ground up. This code generator is used to generate JUnitPerf tests and is aptly name JUnitPerfDoclet.
- Chapter 10
This chapter shows how to incorporate Tomcat and JBoss into an XP build environment. Tomcat ...
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