May 19th, 2011 by Johan Haleby — Java, Testing
A while ago I blogged about how to use the PowerMock Rule to bootstrap PowerMock without using a JUnit runner. A problem that you’ll likely run into sooner or later when using this approach in an integration test is the need to ignore certain classes or packages from being loaded by the PowerMock classloader using [...]
Tags: automated testing, junit, powermock, testng
December 14th, 2009 by Johan Haleby — Java, Testing
After having it on our todo list for at least a year we’ve finally managed to integrate PowerMock with TestNG 5.11 as of PowerMock version 1.3.5. This is a big milestone of the project since we’ve now demonstrated that PowerMock is decoupled from both a specific test framework and a specific mock framework. The TestNG [...]
Tags: frameworks, open source, powermock, testng
December 15th, 2008 by Johan Haleby — Java, Testing
We’re proud to announce that PowerMock 1.1 was released a couple of days ago and it has many new interesting features. Framework independence First of all the internal structure of the project has undergone major changes. PowerMock core is no longer coupled to EasyMock which means that PowerMock can now be used as a foundation [...]
Tags: commons-logging, easymock, frameworks, jmock, log4j, mockito, open source, powermock, slf4j, testng
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