Create – database instance is not necessary
Prepare – clean tables, load data to datasource
Assert – verify your datasource contains expected data
@Test
public void testGetCustomerFromDao()
{
//business dao object
final CustomerDao customerDao = new CustomerDao();
// initialize DbAssert
final DbAssert dbAssert = DbAssert.init(“org/testfw/TestSource.xml”);
// create a “fake” datasource. Stanalone instance of HSQLDB will be created (no database required).
final DbSource myTestSource = dbAssert.fake_source(“testSrc”,”org/testfw/testSourceSchema.sql”, getClass());
// [...]
At some point in time your version control system (VCS) may become a bottleneck in your development process. Why? There are several reasons:
the access to the VCS server can be too sloooow: slow connection, many developers, limited server resources; in fact it is not easy to scale your centralized VCS server because it is, well… [...]
Following up on DbAssert I’ve made a few changes to it. They are really minor ones.
Ability to add additional conditions like this:
dbAssert.condition(“id”, 1).addCondition(“name”, “John Doe”);
Another change which brings more real functionality is:
// checks if count of the records returned equals given value
dbAssert.assert_count(0);
So we’ve all here been using DbAssert for two months already and I think [...]
I’m going to tell you a story.
A few days ago I was working on some component which is quite simple but very cohesive. It was fun developing it and see how it’s organized and behaves. I like when the code looks pretty, when there are good names for methods and variables, when it’s very easy [...]
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