List of Listings

 

Chapter 1. JUnit jump-start

Listing 1.1. The test calculator class

Listing 1.2. A simple test calculator program

Listing 1.3. A (slightly) better test calculator program

Listing 1.4. The JUnit CalculatorTest program

Chapter 2. Exploring core JUnit

Listing 2.1. The CalculatorTest test case

Listing 2.2. Parameterized tests

Listing 2.3. Composing a Suite from test classes

Listing 2.4. Suite of suites

Chapter 3. Mastering JUnit

Listing 3.1. Request, Response, RequestHandler, and Controller interfaces

Listing 3.2. The generic controller

Listing 3.3. Special response class signaling an error

Listing 3.4. TestDefaultController—a bootstrap iteration

Listing 3.5. Test classes as inner classes

Listing 3.6. TestDefaultController.testAddHandler

Listing 3.7. testProcessRequest method

Listing 3.8. TestDefaultController after some refactoring

Listing 3.9. Anti-example: don’t combine test methods

Listing 3.10. A refactored SampleResponse

Listing 3.11. Request handler for exception cases

Listing 3.12. testProcessRequestAnswersErrorResponse, first iteration

Listing 3.13. testProcessRequestExceptionHandler, fixed and refactored

Listing 3.14. Testing methods that throw an exception

Listing 3.15. Timeout tests

Listing 3.16. Ignoring a test method in JUnit 4.x

Listing 3.17. Cumbersome JUnit assert method

Listing 3.18. Hamcrest library to simplify our assert declarations

Chapter 4. Software testing principles

Listing 4.1. Unit tests as automatic documentation