Cactus tests ejb interfaces (and without some mockobjects going on, will test all that that encompases (database access, etc). HttpUnit tests from your web interface and generally does a complete system test. From a system perspective, the HttpUnits are probably more essential, but from a TDD perspective, cactus testing is needed to build the code properly. Personally, I use both, but would rather stay away from web development and thus HttpUnit tests.
Sachin Dole wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I would love to explore Test Driven Development on my projects. Currently, I am trying to figure out what is a suitable framework for the projects I work on. Typically, projects would involve MVC + EJB + a Data layer + JMS/weblogic for multi app integration.
How does cactus compare with HttpUnit? Or are they comparable at all?
Sachin Dole
===== Cheers!
Sachin Dole
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