Java Tools for eXtreme Programming: Mastering Open Source Tools including Ant, JUnit, and Cactus
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RICHARD HIGHTOWER is Director of Development at eBlox, where he spearheads the company's XP adoption efforts and provides technical leadership. He is a regular contributor to Java Developer's Journal and is the former Senior Software Engineer for Java Architecture at Intel.
NICHOLAS LESIECKI has been employed in the software industry for longer than the corporate life spans of most dot-coms. He currently boasts one of the top ten Java certification scores in the nation.
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Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
PART I: INTRODUCTION AND KEY CONCEPTS.
Introduction to Extreme Programming.
J2EE Deployment Concepts.
Example Applications.
PART II: MASTERING THE TOOLS.
Continuous Integration with Ant.
Building Java Applications with Ant.
Building J2EE Applications with Ant.
Unit Testing with JUnit.
Testing Container Services with Cactus.
Functional Testing with HttpUnit.
Measuring Application Performance with JMeter.
Load Testing with JUnitPerf.
PART III: API AND TAG REFERENCE.
Ant Tag Reference.
Ant API Reference.
JUnit API Reference.
Cactus API Reference.
HttpUnit API Reference.
Index.
Introduction.
PART I: INTRODUCTION AND KEY CONCEPTS.
Introduction to Extreme Programming.
J2EE Deployment Concepts.
Example Applications.
PART II: MASTERING THE TOOLS.
Continuous Integration with Ant.
Building Java Applications with Ant.
Building J2EE Applications with Ant.
Unit Testing with JUnit.
Testing Container Services with Cactus.
Functional Testing with HttpUnit.
Measuring Application Performance with JMeter.
Load Testing with JUnitPerf.
PART III: API AND TAG REFERENCE.
Ant Tag Reference.
Ant API Reference.
JUnit API Reference.
Cactus API Reference.
HttpUnit API Reference.
Index.
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"...an excellent tutorial... I strongly recommend this book..." (CVu, August 2002)
"...an excellent introduction to the world of eXtreme Programming..." (Visual Systems Journal, October 2002)
Book of the Month -“…a much needed book…”(Computer Bulletin, March 2003)
