The Facebook Test Java API framework has been updated. There are two additions to the API and one bugfix: Bugfix for NPE when calling facebookStore.createTestUser(false,”…”). Added possibility of using a provided HttpClient instance in HttpClientFacebookTestUserStore. Added unit test that displays the use of json-path when asserting data. Here’s a quick reminder of how to create [...]
Facebook Test Java API release 1.1.5
October 20th, 2011 by Tobias Södergren — Java, Testing
Tags: Facebook, framework, Java, open source, test
Simple Parsing of Complex JSON and XML Documents in Java
October 9th, 2011 by Johan Haleby — Java, Testing, Tips & Tricks
In this blog I’m going to demonstrate how to parse and validate more complex JSON and XML documents in Java using the REST Assured framework and the XmlPath and JsonPath components available in this framework. Since REST Assured is implemented in Groovy it can be really beneficial to take advantage of Groovy’s collection API. Let’s [...]
Is your REST assured?
June 4th, 2011 by Johan Haleby — Java, Testing, Tips & Tricks
A couple of months ago I introduced a new open source Java framework for simple automated testing of REST/HTTP services called REST Assured. A lot of things have happended to the framework since then and it’s now better than ever. In this blog I’m going to summarize some of the most important new features that [...]
Tags: automated testing, Java, rest, test
Developing JMeter plugins using Maven
July 7th, 2010 by Jan Kronquist — Java, Testing
I have been using JMeter for load testing and I needed to create a custom plugin to handle parsing JSON results but I couldn’t find a simple guide how to do this. I wanted a simple solution that didn’t require manual installation in my repository or a repository manager such as Nexus.
Tags: Java, jmeter, performance, test
