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Upload file using SOAP UI

Upload file using SOA UI This article demonstrates how to upload file to a RESTful web service. Using SoapUI for testing web services may hasten the development of an application since we do not need to wait for a working

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Execute Tests in Order in JUnit 4

Using @FixMethodOrder [wp_ad_camp_5] To execute tests in a order in JUnit 4, annotate the class with @FixedMethodOrder passing one of enum MethodSorters items as parameter. Either one of the following can be used are parameter to @FixMethodOrder. MethodSorters.NAME_ASCENDING: This sorts

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Mockito Spy

Spy Objects [wp_ad_camp_5] A Mockito spy allows us to create a spy object from a real object with similar behavior where each method can be stubbed out when needed. It is ideal for testing legacy code as you cannot invoke

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Using JDK 9 with Eclipse Luna

JDK 9 works with Eclipse Mars [wp_ad_camp_5] First and foremost, Eclipse Luna does not work with JDK 9 because of JEP 220: Modular Run-Time Images. There is Eclipse Mars for that. Updating eclipse.ini to use JDK 9 JEP 220 changed

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Capture Argument To Method in Mockito

This post shows how to capture arguments our codes passed to a mock’s method. To do this, a method must accept reference types. Then, we use Mockito.verify() method. Then, pass an instance of ArgumentCaptor to the mock’s method. Capture Argument

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Inheritance in Object-oriented JavaScript

Inheritance in JavaScript is called prototypal inheritance. Objects inherit from objects. When we create an object from a class, [wp_ad_camp_5]

it always inherits from

In Java speak, this is like saying  “any class inherits from Object class”.

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Void methods and Mockito in Java

When we talk about unit tests, we think about input values and return values to/from methods. Returned values are checked against expected values as a way to verify behavior of codes. But how would you test codes that do not return any values? Essentially, we resort to stubbing out void methods. That is easy in Mockito!