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* Add new module for mocks comparison. * Add sources for testing. * Changes on testCase. * Enter some tests for mockito. * More tests for Mockito. * Even more tests. * Add the rest of the mocking libraries. * Javadoc on test. * Test bare bones for EasyMock. * Fist kind of test and setup. * Add tests using EasyMock with a change on LoginService. * Create LoginControllerTest.java * Test setup * [JMockit] No method called test. * [JMockit] Two methods called test. * [JMockit] One method called test. * [JMockit] Exception mock test * [JMockit] Mocked object to pass around test. * [JMockit] Custom matcher test. * [JMockit] Partial mocking test. * [JMockit] Fix with IDE. * Not stubs. Mocks. MOCKS!!! * Remove unnecesary import.
The "REST with Spring" Classes
After 5 months of work, here's the Master Class of REST With Spring:
>> THE REST WITH SPRING MASTER CLASS
Spring Tutorials
This project is a collection of small and focused tutorials each covering a single and well defined area of development.
Most of the tutorial projects are focused on the Spring Framework (and Spring Security).
In additional to Spring, the following technologies are in focus: core Java, Jackson, HttpClient, Guava.
Working with the code in Eclipse
Any IDE can be used to work with the projects, but if you're using Eclipse, consider the following.
- import the included formatter in Eclipse:
https://github.com/eugenp/tutorials/tree/master/eclipse
CI - Jenkins
This tutorials project is being built >> HERE