Re: [Junit-devel] RE: a 4 class mock obj library

[Dean H. <de...@xs...>]

done.  I recently set up mockobject project at sourceforge.  I was thinking
either way I would separate out this utility from my other open source
project.  I have not added the code to the repository yet.  I figured I
would wait and see the reaction from JUnit folks?  I could add you as a
developer to this project???  I would still like to hear a response from
everyone and see what they think???
    I have taken a look at some of the other mock object projects but they
seemed to be these large libraries.  I wanted to be small and as simple as
possible and extensible so it could be built on top of to add mock jdbc's,
mock JMS's, etc. by other projects I see out there.  I see alot of this out
there, but many times, they only work if the unit under test does not have
other threads in it(ie. completely synchronous testing only).  I much prefer
asynchronous architectures typically with java.nio and such, and testing
these systems results in the need for the one key feature in my
library....asynchronous can be tested.
thanks,
dean


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Amit Gollapudi" <ago...@de...>
To: <jun...@li...>
Sent: Thursday, July 08, 2004 2:44 PM
Subject: [Junit-devel] RE: a 4 class mock obj library


> Dean:
>
> I have had similar ideas to extend JUnit in the past.  I had envisioned a
> object-prototyping framework on top of JUnit which would allow for easy
> parameter definitions in tests.  Your work appears to be much along the
same
> lines or atleast a step towards that direction.  Perhaps we could set up
> another extension project for JUnit that would let us try this out.  Let
me
> know if you're interested in pursuing this further.
>
> Amit Gollapudi
> Demand Management, Inc.
>
>
> >From: Dean Hiller <dean@xs...>
> >a 4 class mock obj library
> >2004-07-03 17:10
> >
> >
> > I was wondering if JUnit would want a small 4 class library that creates
> mock objects or
> >allows rapid development of mock objects.  This library includes 4 sets
of
> examples and 3
> >sets of test cases.  For a little library I think it is extremely
powerful
> and
> >flexible(well, my opinion at least as we have been using it for over a
year
> now).  If you
> >would take this under consideration, I would be happy to send you my code
> to look at.
> > thanks,
> > dean
>
>
>
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