tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-40812910127297856782012-01-17T21:52:06.079+01:00A blog about software development, by Julien Wittouck.Juwithttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12275458379261532381noreply@blogger.comBlogger31100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4081291012729785678.post-49923016261538464852009-11-29T16:29:00.012+01:002009-12-01T10:50:27.329+01:00

This article introduces the use of the Ant Java API, and shows how to call tasks from an existing build file, how to set-up properties used in the project, and how to add new targets and tasks to the project. First you have to download the Ant API. So go the the Ant website and download the binary distribution. Extract the jar files to your lib directory, and add them to your classpath. Loading

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JAXB (Java Architecture for XML Binding) is one of the JEE API. It permits to create a mapping between Java objects and XML elements, by annotating POJOs (Plain Old Java Objects), as it is done in JPA to create an object/database mapping. JAXB is mainly used in JAX-WS (Java API for XML Web Services) to handle SOAP messages and their content with java objects. In this article, I propose another

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Mockito is a Java-based framework for creating mock objects. It allows developpers to create mocks based on classes or interfaces, specify behaviour and return values for methods, and verify interactions. This article introduces the use of Mockito in JUnit tests, to test object interactions, and shows mock creations, method stubbing, and verification of interactions. Creation of mocks Mocks

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