Testing non-visual JavaBeans?

[Rob Reis <wi...@yahoo.com>]

Is there a way to test a non-visual bean which I
intend to use for JSP, Servlets, etc.? Do I have to
use the BeanBox? Can I use something like JUnit? I
want to make sure my bean works correctly before
trying to call it from JSP.

Thanks,

Rob 

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Re: Testing non-visual JavaBeans?

[Eric Everman <ev...@precedadesign.com>]

For testing beans, I use JUnit.  It makes things fairly simple.

It can get complex if your 'beans' actually have Servlet ties-ins such as 
references to httpSessions, contexts, etc.  But if you've got functionality 
that can be tested without any sort of dependence on a web container, JUnit 
is the way to go.

Eric Everman

At 03:54 PM 6/20/2002, you wrote:
>Is there a way to test a non-visual bean which I
>intend to use for JSP, Servlets, etc.? Do I have to
>use the BeanBox? Can I use something like JUnit? I
>want to make sure my bean works correctly before
>trying to call it from JSP.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Rob
>
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>Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup
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