Index_S


S

scaling problems, 187

scepticism, 18

self-shunt, 128

sequential models, 300–302

Servlet, 241, 349

Servlet-based Web applications. See Web applications

ServletConfig, 247, 250

ServletContext, 250

setter method, 124

setUp(), 35

simplest design, 8

simplicity, 7, 67

single responsibility principle, 51

singleton, 122–124

sleep(), 209, 214–215

Smalltalk, 335–337

smoke test, 307

SOAP, 350

socket, 226

Software Craftsmanship (McBreen), 318, 364

software development process, 292–305

activities/products, 292–294

construction activities, 294

continuous integration, 305

error avoidance, 294

evolutionary models, 303–305

incremental models, 302–303

process types/testing strategies, 299–305

quality assurance, 297–299

sequential models, 302–303

validation, 296–297

verification, 295–296

specification, 294

specification-based coverage, 168

specification-based tests, 70

speeding up the test suite, 192–193

spiral model, 304

split-off threads, 210–212

split then grow, 56

SQL, 184–185

starvation, 202

static internal classes, 153

static tests, 6

stress test, 295

StringBufferInputStream, 49

StringBufferTest, 31

structural tests, 70

structured review process, 295

Struts, 258, 261

StrutsTestCase, 261

stub, 100, 140

substitution principle, 144

suggested reading, 326–364

suite(), 36, 198

SUnit, 27, 335–337

superclass tests, 146–151

Swing test runner, 29, 30

Swing thread problem, 286

synchronization, 212–222, 223

synchronized, 201

system test, 301




Unit Testing in Java. How Tests Drive the Code
Unit Testing in Java: How Tests Drive the Code (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Software Engineering and Programming)
ISBN: 1558608680
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 144
Authors: Johannes Link

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