my group at work has recently begun using the XP programming methodology
(Xtreme Programming for those who care...http://www.xprogramming.com/ for
more info). Anyway, as part of the design process you are expected to
create automated test scripts for each piece of code you write (i.e. each
method should have an associated test, stored in a suite of tests for each
class, stored in a suite of tests for the system components, etc.) To do
the tests I have been using JUnit and found it to be very useful...
However, a large part of our system is designed around servlets and my
question is this: Is there either an add-on for servlets for JUnit that will
allow us to write automated tests? If not, does anyone have any suggestions
on how to mimic the web server environment in a way that would allow the
creation of automated, stand-alone tests for servlets? If someone has used
XP on a servlet project and can offer advice it would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ed Goodwin
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