Other Posts in this Series Application Driven Testing of Drools with Fitnesse - part 2 Overview Just as we can use JUnit as an integral part of Test Driven Development (TDD), we can also use Fitnesse as an integral part of Application Test Driven Development. What does Fitnesse give us Fitnesse provides a Wiki front end... Continue Reading →
Overview In this post we will migrate our tests to Fitnesse using the Wili Pages Problem Domain So far we have created a simple rule and a JUnit test to test it. But what if the client wants to see what we have? They're not going to want to read JUnit tests written in Java. They... Continue Reading →
Other Posts in this Series Application Driven Testing of Drools with Fitnesse - part 1 Overview In this post we will create a JUnit Test Case that fires a simple rule. Step 1 First let's create the classes and files we will need for our rule example: Person.java - this will be a fact that is... Continue Reading →
This post follows on from Part 1 Overview This post is all about back to basics with Servlets and Web Servers. Our scenario is very simple. Our user will request a given web page and if this is found then it will be returned. If it is not found, then the web page will be... Continue Reading →
Continue to Part 2 Overview This post is all about back to basics with Servlets and Web Servers. Our scenario is very simple. Our user will request a given web page and if this is found then it will be returned. If it is not found, then the web page will be generated (if it should... Continue Reading →
If you're running on a Mac and using UML, there's a limited number of editors available to you that are worthy of mention. One tool I found myself using recently is the "Quick Sequence Diagram Editor" sdedit, which can be found here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/sdedit/. To use this, you will to ensure that Java is already installed as... Continue Reading →
