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| Preface | |
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| XP Tools | |
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| Java and XP | |
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| Tools and Philosophies | |
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| Open Source Toolkit | |
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| XP Overview | |
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| What Is XP? | |
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| Coding | |
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| Unit Testing | |
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| Refactoring | |
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| Design | |
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| Builds | |
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| Ant | |
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| Writing a Basic Buildfile | |
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| Running Ant | |
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| Providing Help | |
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| Using Environment Variables | |
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| Passing Arguments to a Buildfile | |
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| Checking for the Existence of Properties | |
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| Defining a Classpath | |
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| Defining Platform-Independent Paths | |
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| Including and Excluding Files | |
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| Implementing Conditional Logic | |
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| Defining a Consistent Environment | |
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| Preventing Build Breaks | |
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| Building JAR Files | |
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| Installing JUnit | |
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| Running Unit Tests | |
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| Running Specific Tests | |
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| Generating a Test Report | |
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| Checking Out Code from CVS | |
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| Bootstrapping a Build | |
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| JUnit | |
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| Getting Started | |
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| Running JUnit | |
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| assertXXX() Methods | |
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| Unit Test Granularity | |
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| Set Up and Tear Down | |
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| One-Time Set Up and Tear Down | |
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| Organizing Tests into Test Suites | |
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| Running a Test Class Directly | |
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| Repeating Tests | |
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| Test Naming Conventions | |
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| Unit Test Organization | |
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| Exception Handling | |
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| Running Tests Concurrently | |
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| Testing Asynchronous Methods | |
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| Writing a Base Class for Your Tests | |
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| Testing Swing Code | |
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| Testing with the Robot | |
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| Testing Database Logic | |
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| Repeatedly Testing the Same Method | |
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| HttpUnit | |
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| Installing HttpUnit | |
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| Preparing for Test-First Development | |
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| Checking a Static Web Page | |
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| Following Hyperlinks | |
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| Writing Testable HTML | |
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| Testing HTML Tables | |
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| Testing a Form Tag and Refactoring Your Tests | |
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| Testing for Elements on HTML Forms | |
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| Submitting Form Data | |
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| Testing Through a Firewall | |
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| Testing Cookies | |
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| Testing Secure Pages | |
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| Mock Objects | |
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| Event Listener Testing | |
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| Mock Object Self-Validation | |
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| Writing Testable JDBC Code | |
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| Testing JDBC Code | |
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| Generating Mock Objects with MockMaker | |
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| Breaking Up Methods to Avoid Mock Objects | |
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| Testing Server-Side Business Logic | |
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| Cactus | |
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| Configuring Cactus | |
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| Setting Up a Stable Build Environment | |
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| Creating the cactus.properties File | |
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| Generating the cactus.properties File Automatically | |
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| Writing a Cactus Test | |
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| Submitting Form Data | |
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| Testing Cookies | |
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| Testing Session Tracking Using HttpSession | |
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| Testing Servlet Initialization Parameters | |
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| Testing Servlet Filters | |
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| Securing Cactus Tests | |
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| Using HttpUnit to Perform Complex Assertions | |
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| Testing the Output of a JSP | |
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| When Not to Use Cactus | |
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| Designing Testable JSPs | |
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| JUnitPerf | |
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| When to Use JUnitPerf | |
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| Creating a Timed Test | |
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| Creating a LoadTest | |
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| Creating a Timed Test for Varying Loads | |
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| Testing Individual Response Times Under Load | |
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| Running a TestSuite with Ant | |
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| Generating JUnitPerf Tests | |
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| XDoclet | |
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| Setting Up a Development Environment for Generated Files | |
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| Setting Up Ant to Run XDoclet | |
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| Regenerating Files That Have Changed | |
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| Generating the EJB Deployment Descriptor | |
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| Specifying Different EJB Specifications | |
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| Generating EJB Home and Remote Interfaces | |
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| Creating and Executing a Custom Template | |
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| Extending XDoclet to Generate Custom Files | |
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| Creating an Ant XDoclet Task | |
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| Creating an XDoclet Tag Handler | |
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| Creating a Template File | |
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| Creating an XDoclet xdoclet.xml File | |
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| Creating an XDoclet Module | |
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| Tomcat and JBoss | |
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| Managing Web Applications Deployed to Tomcat | |
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| Hot Deploying to Tomcat | |
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| Removing a Web Application from Tomcat | |
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| Checking If a Web Application Is Deployed | |
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| Starting Tomcat with Ant | |
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| Stopping Tomcat with Ant | |
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| Setting Up Ant to Use Tomcat's Manager Web Application | |
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| Hot-Deploying to JBoss | |
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| Hot-Deploying a Web Application to JBoss | |
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| Testing Against Multiple Servers | |
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| Additional Topics | |
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| Testing XML Files | |
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| Enterprise JavaBeans Testing Tools | |
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| Avoiding EJB Testing | |
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| Testing Swing GUIs | |
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| Testing Private Methods | |
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| Index | |