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JMock is a very clean mocking framework. There are many others out there, but after I read “Growing Object Oriented Software Guided by Tests” I really prefer JMock for the most tasks. We talked about Java’s Proxy class in my … Read More »
After we got a rough idea how Spring works internally, let’s go a bit further. Spring allows it to transparently open and close Database connections, add caching mechanisms and so on. Let’s find out how Spring does this. There are … Read More »
Last time we experimented with a simple, self-cooked DI solution which work’s a bit like spring. Let’s continue this idea and talk about how to implement DI by using Annotations instead of configuration files. Again, I prepared a small Project … Read More »