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spring-5-junit-config

The SpringJUnitConfig and SpringJUnitWebConfig Annotations in Spring 5 1. Introduction In this quick article, we’ll take a look at the new @SpringJUnitConfig and @SpringJUnitWebConfig annotations available in Spring 5. These annotations are a composition of JUnit 5 and Spring 5 annotations that make test creation easier and faster. 2. @SpringJUnitConfig… Continue Reading spring-5-junit-config

Posted on: 2019-10-06 2019-11-19
Author: getdocs
Tags: JUnit, JUnit 5, Spring 5, Spring Annotations
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junit-5-migration

Migrating from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5 1. Overview In this article, we’ll see how we can migrate from JUnit 4 to the latest JUnit 5 release – with an overview of the differences between the two versions of the library. For the general guidelines on using JUnit 5, see… Continue Reading junit-5-migration

java-selenium-with-junit-and-testng

Guide to Selenium with JUnit / TestNG 1. Introduction This article is a quick, practical introduction to working with Selenium and writing tests with JUnit and TestNG. 2. Selenium Integration In this section, we’ll start with a simple scenario – opening a browser window, navigating to a given URL and… Continue Reading java-selenium-with-junit-and-testng

Posted on: 2019-09-29 2019-11-19
Author: getdocs
Tags: JUnit, TestNG
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junit-src-test-resources-directory-path

Get the Path of the /src/test/resources Directory in JUnit 1. Overview Sometimes during unit testing, we might need to read some file from the classpath or pass a file to an object under test. Or, we may have a file in src/test/resources with data for stubs that could be used… Continue Reading junit-src-test-resources-directory-path

Posted on: 2019-09-29 2019-11-19
Author: getdocs
Tags: JUnit
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junit-filtering-tests

Tagging and Filtering JUnit Tests 1. Overview It’s very common to execute all our JUnit tests automatically as a part of the CI build using Maven. This, however, is often time-consuming. Therefore, we often want to filter our tests and execute either unit tests or integration tests or both at… Continue Reading junit-filtering-tests