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JUnit in Action, Second Edition

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Praise for the First Edition

Preface

Preface to the First Edition

Acknowledgments

About this Book

About the Authors

About the Cover Illustration

Pt. 1. JUnit essentials

Pt. 2. Different testing strategies

Pt. 3. JUnit and the build process

Pt. 4. JUnit extensions

Ch. 12. Presentation-layer testing

Choosing a testing framework

Introducing HtmlUnit

Writing HtmlUnit tests

Integrating HtmlUnit with Cactus

Introducing Selenium

Generating Selenium tests

Running Selenium tests

Writing Selenium tests

HtmlUnit versus Selenium

Summary

Ch. 13. Ajax testing

Ch. 14. Server-side Java testing with Cactus

Ch. 15. Testing JSF applications

Ch. 16. Testing OSGi components

Ch. 17. Testing database access

Ch. 18. Testing JPA-based applications

Ch. 19. JUnit on steroids

Appx. A. Differences between JUnit 3 and JUnit 4

Appx. B. Extending the JUnit API with custom runners and matchers

Appx. C. The source code for the book

Appx. D. JUnit IDE integration

Appx. E. Installing software

Index

12.9. HtmlUnit versus Selenium

Here’s a recap of the similarities and differences you’ll find between HtmlUnit and Selenium.

The similarities are that both are free and open source and both require Java 5 as the minimum platform requirement.

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12.9. HtmlUnit versus Selenium