JUnit 5 Architecture
27.04.2020
Abstract: This article discusses the new architecture of JUnit 5, the shortcomings of the previous JUnit 4 version, and how the modular approach changed things and the advantages it has come with. It also shows you how to migrate the JUnit 4 code to JUnit 5, capitalizing the new features.
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Dependency Injection and Testing in JUnit 5. Part 3
22.04.2020
The last article in our series on dependency injection and testing in JUnit 5. This time we look at parameterized tests.
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Dependency Injection and Testing in JUnit 5. Part 2
13.04.2020
It's time for the second article in our series about Dependency Injection and Testing in JUnit 5. This time we look at repeated tests.
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Java Networking. Building Client/Server Applications - Webinar Recording
06.04.2020
Check out the video recording of our Java Networking. Building Client/Server Applications webinar.
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Dependency Injection and Testing in JUnit 5
25.03.2020
Abstract: The article discusses the new possibilities to provide parameters to JUnit 5 unit tests, through dependency injection. We present how this may be effectively done, how to use different parameter resolvers, how to write repeated and parameterized tests.
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Building Java Client/Server Applications with TCP. Part 4
18.03.2020
Our last article in the series. This time we look at the greeting client-server program.
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Building Java Client/Server Applications with TCP. Part 3
10.03.2020
Time for our third installment in the series. This time we look at the port scanner program.
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Java Networking. Working with Sockets – Webinar Recording
03.03.2020
Check out our webinar recording on Java Networking.
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Building Java Client/Server Applications with TCP. Part 2
25.02.2020
The second article in our series on Building Java Client/Server Applications with TCP.
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Building Java Client/Server Applications with TCP
17.02.2020
Abstract: TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is a connection-based protocol that provides a reliable flow of data between two computers. It also provides a point-to-point channel for applications that require reliable communications. The Java programming language supports, through the java.net package, a suitable API for developing client/server applications that use this protocol for communication.
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