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If we are using Maven, we can declare this dependency by adding the following snippet to the depencies section of our pom.xml file: 1. 2. GETTING STARTED WITH GRADLE: CREATING A MULTI-PROJECT BUILD Additional Reading: If you are not familiar with Gradle, you should read the following blog posts before you continue reading this blog post: Getting Started With Gradle: Introduction helps you to install Gradle, describes the basic concepts of a Gradle build, and describes how you can add functionality to your build by using Gradle plugins.; Getting Started With Gradle: Our First Java Project TUTORIALS - PETRI KAINULAINEN Sometimes it can be hard to find all the good stuff from blogs because most of the blog posts are hidden in the archive pages. That is why I decided to create this page. This page provides you a direct access to the tutorials which I have published in my blog. 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JUNIT 5 TUTORIAL: RUNNING UNIT TESTS WITH GRADLE This blog post describes how we can create a Gradle project that can compile and run unit tests which use JUnit 5. After we have finished this blog post, we: Can get the required dependencies with Gradle Understand how we can use the Gradle’s native JUnit 5 support. Can run our unit tests with Gradle. GETTING STARTED WITH GRADLE: CREATING A MULTI-PROJECT BUILDSEE MORE ON PETRIKAINULAINEN.NET INTRODUCTION TO SPRING MVC TEST FRAMEWORKSEE MORE ON PETRIKAINULAINEN.NET SPRING DATA JPA TUTORIAL: INTEGRATION TESTINGSEE MORE ON PETRIKAINULAINEN.NET SPRING BATCH TUTORIAL: CREATING A CUSTOM ITEMREADER Creating a Custom ItemReader. You can create a custom ItemReader by following these steps:. First, you have to create a class that implements the ItemReader interface and provide the type of the returned object as a type parameter.. Second, you have to implement the T read() method of the ItemReader interface by following these rules:. The read() method returns an object that contains SPRING DATA JPA TUTORIAL: GETTING THE REQUIRED DEPENDENCIESSEE MORE ON PETRIKAINULAINEN.NET JUNIT 5 TUTORIAL: WRITING ASSERTIONS WITH ASSERTJ Getting the Required Dependencies. Before we can write assertions with AssertJ, we have to get the required dependencies. We can do this by declaring the assertj-core dependency (version 3.9.1) in our build script.. If we are using Maven, we can declare this dependency by adding the following snippet to our pom.xml file: org.assertjassertj-core
UNIT TESTING OF SPRING MVC CONTROLLERS: “NORMAL” CONTROLLERS The first part of this tutorial described how we can configure our unit tests which use the Spring MVC Test framework.. Now it is time to get our hands dirty and learn how we can write unit tests for “normal” controllers. THREE REASONS WHY I LIKE THE BUILDER PATTERNSEE MORE ON PETRIKAINULAINEN.NET JUNIT 5 TUTORIAL: WRITING ASSERTIONS WITH HAMCREST Before we can write assertions with Hamcrest, we have to get the required dependencies. We can do this by declaring the hamcrest-library dependency (version 1.3) in our build script. If we are using Maven, we can declare this dependency by adding the following snippet to the depencies section of our pom.xml file: 1. 2. CREATING PROFILE SPECIFIC CONFIGURATION FILES WITH MAVENSEE MORE ON PETRIKAINULAINEN.NET GETTING STARTED WITH GRADLE: CREATING A MULTI-PROJECT BUILDSEE MORE ON PETRIKAINULAINEN.NET INTRODUCTION TO SPRING MVC TEST FRAMEWORKSEE MORE ON PETRIKAINULAINEN.NET SPRING DATA JPA TUTORIAL: INTEGRATION TESTINGSEE MORE ON PETRIKAINULAINEN.NET SPRING BATCH TUTORIAL: CREATING A CUSTOM ITEMREADER Creating a Custom ItemReader. You can create a custom ItemReader by following these steps:. First, you have to create a class that implements the ItemReader interface and provide the type of the returned object as a type parameter.. Second, you have to implement the T read() method of the ItemReader interface by following these rules:. The read() method returns an object that contains SPRING DATA JPA TUTORIAL: GETTING THE REQUIRED DEPENDENCIESSEE MORE ON PETRIKAINULAINEN.NET JUNIT 5 TUTORIAL: WRITING ASSERTIONS WITH ASSERTJ Getting the Required Dependencies. Before we can write assertions with AssertJ, we have to get the required dependencies. We can do this by declaring the assertj-core dependency (version 3.9.1) in our build script.. If we are using Maven, we can declare this dependency by adding the following snippet to our pom.xml file: org.assertjassertj-core
UNIT TESTING OF SPRING MVC CONTROLLERS: “NORMAL” CONTROLLERS The first part of this tutorial described how we can configure our unit tests which use the Spring MVC Test framework.. Now it is time to get our hands dirty and learn how we can write unit tests for “normal” controllers. THREE REASONS WHY I LIKE THE BUILDER PATTERNSEE MORE ON PETRIKAINULAINEN.NET JUNIT 5 TUTORIAL: WRITING ASSERTIONS WITH HAMCREST Before we can write assertions with Hamcrest, we have to get the required dependencies. We can do this by declaring the hamcrest-library dependency (version 1.3) in our build script. If we are using Maven, we can declare this dependency by adding the following snippet to the depencies section of our pom.xml file: 1. 2. CREATING PROFILE SPECIFIC CONFIGURATION FILES WITH MAVENSEE MORE ON PETRIKAINULAINEN.NET GETTING STARTED WITH GRADLE: CREATING A MULTI-PROJECT BUILD Additional Reading: If you are not familiar with Gradle, you should read the following blog posts before you continue reading this blog post: Getting Started With Gradle: Introduction helps you to install Gradle, describes the basic concepts of a Gradle build, and describes how you can add functionality to your build by using Gradle plugins.; Getting Started With Gradle: Our First Java Project WRITING UNIT TESTS WITH SPOCK FRAMEWORK: CREATING A GRADLE The Groovy plugin extends the project layout of the Java plugin. by adding the Groovy related directories into our Gradle build.. The relevant directories are described in the following: The src/main/java directory contains the source code of our example application.; The src/test/java directory contains the “normal” unit tests that use JUnit.; The src/test/groovy directory contains theWIREMOCK TUTORIAL
WireMock Tutorial. This tutorial helps you to get started with WireMock and describes how you can use it when you are writing automated tests with JUnit 5. This tutorial assumes that you are familiar with JUnit 5. Also, keep in mind that this tutorial is a work in progress. This tutorial consists of JUNIT 5 TUTORIAL: WRITING ASSERTIONS WITH HAMCREST Before we can write assertions with Hamcrest, we have to get the required dependencies. We can do this by declaring the hamcrest-library dependency (version 1.3) in our build script. If we are using Maven, we can declare this dependency by adding the following snippet to the depencies section of our pom.xml file: 1. 2. UNIT TESTING OF SPRING MVC CONTROLLERS: “NORMAL” CONTROLLERS The first part of this tutorial described how we can configure our unit tests which use the Spring MVC Test framework.. Now it is time to get our hands dirty and learn how we can write unit tests for “normal” controllers. SPRING DATA JPA TUTORIAL PART THREE: CUSTOM QUERIES WITH The second part of my Spring Data JPA tutorial described how you can create a simple CRUD application with Spring Data JPA.This blog entry will describe how you can use query methods for creating custom queries with Spring Data JPA. In order to have a reasonable example, I have created three new requirements for my example application: INTEGRATION TESTING OF SPRING MVC APPLICATIONS: WRITE The previous parts of my Spring MVC Test tutorial have described how we can write integration tests for a REST API. Although the techniques described in those blog posts are useful, the problem is that our assertions were not very elegant. THREE REASONS WHY I LIKE THE BUILDER PATTERN There are three ways to create new objects in Java programming language: The telescoping constructor (anti)pattern The Javabeans pattern The builder pattern I prefer the builder pattern over the other two methods. Why? Joshua Bloch described the builder pattern and the benefits of using it in Effective Java. He did an WIREMOCK TUTORIAL: REQUEST MATCHING, PART FOUR WireMock Tutorial: Request Matching, Part Four. This blog post describes how we can specify expectations for the XML document that is received by our WireMock server. After we have finished this blog post, we: Can compare the actual XML document with the expected XML document. Understand how we can ensure that an element is found fromthe XML
WIREMOCK TUTORIAL: REQUEST MATCHING, PART TWO WireMock Tutorial: Request Matching, Part Two. This blog post describes how we can use the request matching support of WireMock when we want specify expectations for cookies, HTTP headers, and request parameters. After we have finished this blog post, we: Can compare the actual cookie value with the expected cookie value.PETRI KAINULAINEN
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BEST OF PETRIKAINULAINEN.NET SPRING FROM THE TRENCHES This is a collection of my “war stories” that helps you to solve some non trivial problems and save your precious time.Read more
MAVEN TUTORIAL
This tutorial doesn’t help you to get started with Maven, but it helps you to solve some non trivial problems that I have faced during my love-hate relationship with Maven.Read more
GETTING STARTED WITH GRADLE This tutorial is written by a beginner, for a beginner. Its goal is to help you to get started with Gradle by solving real world problems one problem at a time.Read more
WRITING TESTS FOR DATA ACCESS CODE This tutorial helps you write deterministic data access tests which test the right thing, are easy to read, and easy to maintain. If you want to learn how you can get the most out of your data access tests, you should read this tutorial.Read more
WRITING CLEAN TESTS
This tutorial describes why you should make your tests as clean as possible and provides practical tips which will help you to transform your test cases into an executable specification. If you want to make your tests easier to read and maintain, this tutorial will help you toachieve your goal.
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USING JOOQ WITH SPRING Are you tired of solving the performance problems caused by ORM tools? If so, you shouldn’t use an ORM tool when you are writing a read-only database query. Instead you should get back in control of your SQL. This tutorial describes how you can do that by using jOOQ in your Spring powered applications.Read more
SPRING SOCIAL TUTORIAL Most of us use social media services such as Facebook and Twitter every day. That is why it is only natural that many software projects require social media integration. The Spring Social project was born as an answer to these requirements, and my Spring Social tutorial will teach you to integrate Spring Social with your Spring poweredapplications.
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SPRING DATA SOLR TUTORIAL Most applications have a some kind of search function. The problem is that search functions are often huge resource hogs and they can kill the performance of your application by causing heavy load to the database. Moving the load to an external search server such as Apache Solr solves that problem. If you want to use Solr in your Spring powered applications, you should read this tutorial.Read more
SPRING MVC TEST TUTORIAL Automated tests saves you time, money and a lot of headache. And yet, writing comprehensive tests for Spring MVC controllers has been a complex task. The release of the Spring MVC Test framework (formerly known as spring-test-mvc) changed everything. This tutorial helps describes how you can Write readable, comprehensive, and fast tests for Spring MVC applicationsRead more
SPRING DATA JPA TUTORIAL The data access code which uses the Java persistence API contains a lot of unnecessary boilerplate code. Spring Data JPA solves this problem, and this nine-part tutorial will help you to get started with Spring Data JPA. If you want to get rid of boilerplate code once and for all, this tutorial is a good place to start.Read more
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