javax.validation defines a number of Bean Validation Constraints for values of most commonly used types. In this post we’ll show how to use each of them!
Bean Validation Unit Testing
In this article we present practical Bean Validation Unit Testing using JUnit. Testing this part is very simple, yet often neglected by many developers. Let’s fix that!
JUnit Theories with homemade ParamaterSuppliers
JUnit Theories allow to generate test data using parameter suppliers. In this post we’re going to implement ParameterSupplier that produces Fibonacci numbers and as source of test data.
JUnit Theories with built-in ParamaterSuppliers
JUnit Theories comes parameter suppliers that can generate values for test parameters based on specified criteria. In this post we present a number of built-in parameter suppliers, ready for reuse!
JUnit Theories with DataPoints
JUnit Theories is advanced and experimental feature that allows to execute tests with selection of dynamically generated data. In this post we’re going to show how to provide input data using DataPoints.
JUnit Custom Rules
JUnit comes with a bunch of rules, but sometimes writing own JUnit Custom Rules is useful. In the following tutorial we’re going to show to way to do that.
JUnit Rules – code around tests
JUnit Rules is a flexible mechanism to enhance tests by executing code around them. JUnit provides built-in rules and makes it very easy to write custom rules!
JUnit test execution order
How to control JUnit test execution order? It’s not only possible, but also easy in recent versions of the most popular testing library!
JUnit Assume – execute tests conditionally
JUnit Assume is a handy feature that allows developer to specify assumptions about execution environment and hence execute tests conditionally. It’s practical and easy to use.
JUnit Parameterized tests
JUnit Parameterized Tests are JUnit’s way to execute one test multiple times, but with different data sets. This is commonly known as data-driven testing.
