Professional Java Tools for Extreme Programming: Ant, XDoclet, JUnit, Cactus, and Maven (Programmer to Programmer)

Introduction

Read the Source

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Chapter 1: Introduction to Extreme Programming

If the Code Smells, Refactor It

UML and CASE tools

Chapter 3: Storing and Managing Code with CVS

Where to Get Concurrent Versions System (CVS)

Chapter 4: Ant Primer

Where To Get Ant

What Is Your Favorite IDE?

Chapter 13: Unit Testing with JUnit

Where to Get JUnit

System.out.println Is Not Enough

Security and Authentication

IDEs Support JUnit and Ant

Chapter 14: Load Testing with JUnitPerf

Where To Get JUnitPerf

Real Test

Chapter 15: Defect Tracking with Bugzilla

Where to Get Bugzilla

Chapter 16: Functional Testing with HttpUnit

Where to Get HttpUnit

HttpUnit vs. Cactus

Is This a Valid Test?

Errors or Failures?

Chapter 17: Performance Testing with JMeter

Where To Get JMeter

Being a Hero Is No fun

Chapter 18: Cactus Primer

Where to Get Cactus

A Real-World example

Cactus vs. HttpUnit

A Possible Trap

Chapter 20: JspTestCases and Testing Custom Tags with Cactus

Then How Can I Test My JSPs?

Chapter 21: Testing EJBs with Cactus

Security and Authentication

IDEs support JUnit and Ant

Chapter 22: Code Coverage with jcoverage

Where to Get jcoverage

Chapter 23: Swing Testing with Jemmy

Where to Get Jemmy

Chapter 24: Swing Testing with jfcUnit

Where to Get jfcUnit

Chapter 26: Managing Projects with Maven

Where to Get Maven

Where to Get Jelly

Chapter 27: Automating Continuous Integration with CruiseControl

Where to Get CruiseControl

What Do Your Build Scripts Do?

Timing Difficulties

Use Antscript by Preference

Keeping Track of Your Builds

What Sort of Information Do You Want in Your Builds?

Where's the Address Book?

Cruise RemoteControl

Getting the Build Label

Resource Management

Chapter 28: Automating Continuous Integration with AntHill

Where to Get AntHill

Appendix A: Example Applications Used in This Book

Where To Get the Example Applications

Database

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