Unit Testing in Java: How Tests Drive the Code (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Software Engineering and Programming) - page 1
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- Table of Contents
- Table of Contents
- BackCover
- Unit Testing in Java - How Tests Drive the Code
- Foreword
- Foreword
- Preface
- Part I: Basic Techniques
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- 1.1 Important Terms
- 1.2 XP Testing
- 1.3 Classic Testing
- 1.4 Test-First Development - A Brief Definition
- 1.5 Java Only - Or Other Coffee?
- 1.6 Objectives of This Book
- 1.7 Organization of This Book
- 1.8 Conventions in This Book
- 1.9 Web Site to This Book
- Chapter 2: Automating Unit Tests
- 2.1 What Do We Want to Automate?
- 2.2 Requirements for an Automation Framework
- 2.3 JUnit
- 2.4 Summary
- Chapter 3: Basic Steps of the Test-First Approach
- 3.1 Step by Step
- 3.2 Dependencies
- 3.3 Organizing and Running Tests
- 3.4 Summary
- Chapter 4: Test Ideas and Heuristics
- 4.1 Reworking Single Tests
- 4.2 Black and White Boxes
- 4.3 Testing the Typical Functionality
- 4.4 Threshold Values and Equivalence Classes
- 4.5 Error Cases and Exceptions
- 4.6 Object Interactions
- 4.7 Design by Contract
- 4.8 More Ideas to Find Test Cases
- 4.9 Refactoring Code and Tests
- 4.10 Summary
- Chapter 5: The Inner Life of a Test Framework
- 5.2 The Life Cycle of a Test Suite
- 5.3 Project-Specific Expansions
- 5.4 Summary
- Chapter 6: Dummy and Mock Objects for Independence
- 6.2 Weltering in Technical Terms
- 6.3 Big Dummies
- 6.4 Extending Our Mansion
- 6.5 Endoscopic Testing
- 6.6 Mock Objects from the Assembly Line
- 6.7 Testing Threshold Values and Exceptions
- 6.8 How Does the Test Get to the Mock?
- 6.9 Evil Singletons
- 6.10 Lightweight and Heavyweight Mocks
- 6.11 File Dummies
- 6.12 More Typical Mock Objects
- 6.13 External Components
- 6.14 The Pros and Cons
- 6.15 Summary
- Chapter 7: Inheritance and Polymorphism
- 7.2 Polymorphism
- 7.3 Summary
- Chapter 8: How Much is Enough?
- 8.1 The XP Rule
- 8.2 Clear Answers to Clear Questions
- 8.3 Test Coverage
- 8.4 Summary
- Part II: Advanced Topics
- Chapter 9: Persistent Objects
- 9.1 Abstract Persistence Interface
- 9.2 Persistent Dummy
- 9.3 Designing a Database Interface
- 9.4 Testing the Right Persistence
- 9.5 Interaction between Persistence Layer and Client
- 9.6 Summary
- Chapter 10: Concurrent Programs
- 10.1 Problems Using Threads
- 10.2 Testing Asynchronous Services
- 10.3 Testing for Synchronization
- 10.4 Summary
- Chapter 11: Distributed Applications
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