After we have written some test cases with the TestProject framework, it's likely that we can identify duplicate code which is shared by multiple test classes. This blog post describes how we can remove duplicate code from our test suite by writing custom TestProject addons. After we have finished this blog post, we: Know what […] Read more

This blog post tells the story of a failing integration test, identifies the problem that failed the test, and describes how we can solve that problem. After we have finished this blog post, we Can identify the problems that we can face when we use timestamps in DbUnit data sets. Understand how we can specify […] Read more

After we have written some tests with TestProject, the odds are that we want to run them. This blog post helps us to solve this problem. After we have finished this blog post, we: Can create a project that contains our test cases. Know how we can add tests to a project. Can run individual […] Read more

This blog post describes how we can write tests for web applications by using the TestProject framework. After we have finished this blog post, we: Can write tests for web applications with TestProject framework. Understand how we can use Selenium API in our test classes. Know how we can pass input parameters to our test […] Read more

Before we can publish our tests and addons on the app.testproject.io website, we have to package our tests and addons to jar file. This blog post describes how we can create a Gradle project that can create the required jar file. After we have finished this blog post, we: Understand how we can get the […] Read more