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java Archive
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Fixture Gallery is now available
Posted on March 24, 2008 | 1 CommentI’ve finally completed the first version of my Fixture Gallery idea. Fixture Gallery is a cookbook for FIT/FitNesse tests. It provides developers with a quick overview of the most important fixture types and concepts for agile acceptance testing using the FIT framework. For each fixture type, this document explains the... -
DbFit 1.0: support for in/out parameters, blank-padded strings and querying stored results
Posted on March 10, 2008 | 3 CommentsI am pleased to finally announce version 1.0 of DbFit. DbFit is an extension to FIT/FitNesse that makes test-driven database development easy. Version 1.0 (2008-03-10) is a major cleanup release, finally bringing proper documentation for the library as well. Grab it from SourceForge. -
How to test AJAX sites with FitNesse and Selenium RC
Posted on February 14, 2008 | 36 CommentsUPDATE: My thinking on this has changed significantly in the years following this post, but according to Google it’s still quite popular. If you’re interested in combining FitNesse and Selenium, make sure to read this post as well: How to implement UI Testing without shooting yourself in the foot. It... -
DbFit – experimental support for In/Out parameters
Posted on February 4, 2008 | 1 CommentI’m preparing for release 1.0 of DbFit — one of the new things will be support for In/Out parameters. A pre-release with this functionality is now available for testing. - To use In/Out parameters, just define two columns for the same parameter. The one for OUT direction should have a... -
The magic ingredient for the FitNesse, Spring and Hibernate TDD soup
Posted on January 22, 2008 | 6 CommentsDeclarative transactions in Spring and Hibernate make programming enterprise applications much easier, but they also make integrated database tests a bit tricky. I’ve finally found good solution for this problem — it is a bit dirty, but very effective.

