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Testing JEE application
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andy kumar
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Hi,
I am presently using junit to test my POJO classes. I wanted to know which are the best ways to test other components of a JEE application like servlets, jsp, ejb. Also are there any other frameworks which are used to test a web app?
I was not sure in which forum to submit this question , so I am sorry if this is the wrong place.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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Andy,
We actually have a forum just for testing questions. I'll move this for you. It'll be easy to find as the original location will link to the new one for you.
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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andy kumar wrote: I wanted to know which are the best ways to test other components of a JEE application like servlets, jsp, ejb.
andy kumar wrote:Also are there any other frameworks which are used to test a web app?
Yes - they extend JUnit. You need to decide whether you want to test from a real web browser. If so, Selenium Remote Control lets you write programmatic tests that will run in your real browser. If not, a library like jWebUnit can provide a "pretend" browser. You could also use a library like Canoo or Cactus.
I think the most important thing to do is make sure you decouple your logic from the web parts so you can test it independently (and faster.)
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andy kumar
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Thank you for the response.
I think I want to test from a real web browser, so I guess I will start with Selenium Remote Control.
Thanks
Andy
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