Enterprise JUnit Beans 3 download

Enterprise JUnit Beans 3 is a JUnit extension framework that allows regular JUnit tests to test Entities and Session Beans from the EJB 3.0 spec with Dependency Injection for the test classes and running on standalone EJB3 containers.

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Intended Audience

Information Technology

Programming Language

Java

Related Categories

Java Software Testing Tool, Java Frameworks, Java Object Oriented Software

Registered

2007-12-18

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