Radirs <ra...@re...> said:
> Iam using MockObjects in our project. We have made a mock system
> (database) and are populating this MO by inputting data in to the
> MockResultSet and stuff like that.And all these MO codes resides
in the test
> method of the test class(written for the class under test) and
the test is
> working fine.
That's nice to hear.
> Requirement :
> To get the data from the Mock system (remember the MO
> coding[instantiation and initialization] is done in the test
class) and
> display on to the browser using jsp's.(similar to getting the
values from
> the database and displaying on to the screen).
What do you want to test by viewing JSP's in a browser? This sounds
more like an integration test. The MO approach is intended for unit
testing individual classes, or small clusters of classes. If you
want a substitute database, there's one included in the mock
objects extensions source tree as well as other options such as
cloudscape.
> My Questions are :
> 1) Is there any way this(refer Requirement) can be done?if yes,
How this can
> be accomplished?
> 2) Are there any steps to be followed ,specific to MO,if we need
to
> integrate MO into any propreitary framework?
I don't understand what this means. Could you give me an example?
Steve
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