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Arquillian Testing Guide
Get familiarized with the Arquillian framework and its capabillities to carry out integration and functional testing on the java virtual machine.
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- Delegates execution of the test to Arquillian, which runs the test inside the active container
- Creates an archive to isolate classes and resources for the test scenario
- Wires the component from the archive to the test case
- Invokes a method on the component and validates its return value
@RunWith(Arquillian.class) // (1) public class GreeterTest { @Deployment // (2) public static JavaArchive createDeployment() { return ShrinkWrap.create(JavaArchive.class) .addClass(Greeter.class) .addAsManifestResource(EmptyAsset.INSTANCE, "beans.xml"); }@Inject // (3) Greeter greeter;@Test // (4) public void should_create_greeting() { assertEquals("Hello, Earthling!", greeter.greet("Earthling")); } }
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Bartosz Majsak
Zurich, SwitzerlandBartosz Majsak (@majson) is a software developer and consultant at Cambridge Technology Partners, based in Zurich, Switzerland, passionate about open source software and testing methodologies. By night, he’s an open source junkie, often found hacking on Arquillian and ShrinkWrap.
Bartosz became an Arquillian advocate early on, publishing multiple articles about Arquillian and how to extend it on his company’s blog. It wasn’t long before Bartosz became a key contributor to the Arquillian project. His unique interest in testing brings an endless source of new ideas and integrations to the project.
His most notable contributions are Arquillian Persistence, an extension that makes writing database-oriented tests a breeze, and a Spock Test Runner, which enables developers to write BDD-style Arquillian tests in Groovy. Bartosz leads both modules. He’s also a frequent speaker at conferences around Europe on Arquillian-related topics.
In 2012, Bartosz received a JBoss Community Recognition Award for his contribution of new features to Arquillian. One thing we love in the Arquillian community, test-infected developers like Bartosz!
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