Learn how we can use Mockito to mock a simple fluent API.
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Jonathan Cook
Jonathan has more than 10 years of experience as a Senior Software Engineer with a focus on Java. He is particularly passionate about testing and ensuring the quality of the systems he is responsible for. He has contributed to several open source projects and can now be found in Spain looking after the ESA science archives.
Here's what I've written (so far):
Guide to JUnit 4 Rules
Filed under Testing
Learn how to use the JUnit 4 Rules Model to extend the behavior of JUnit tests
JUnit 5 TestWatcher API
Filed under Testing
Learn how you can process the results of test method executions using the JUnit TestWatcher.
JUnit 5 Temporary Directory Support
Filed under Testing
Learn how to use a temporary directory for JUnit tests, with the @TempDir annotation
Mockito Strict Stubbing and The UnnecessaryStubbingException
Filed under Testing
Understand the reasons behind the Mockito UnnecessaryStubbingException and how to avoid it.
Guide to java.lang.ProcessBuilder API
Filed under Java
An in-depth look at using the ProcessBuilder API to manipulate OS processes
Verbose Garbage Collection in Java
Filed under Java
Learn how to enable verbose GC in Java and how to interpret the resulting logs.
Merging java.util.Properties Objects
Filed under Java
A quick and practical guide to merging Properties objects.
Exploring the Jersey Test Framework
Filed under Jakarta EE, Testing
Learn how to make use of the test support in Jersey.
Warning: “The type MockitoJUnitRunner is deprecated”
Filed under Testing
Learn how to handle the MockitoJUnitRunner class deprecation warning.
Bean Validation in Jersey
Filed under Jakarta EE, REST
Learn how to use Bean Validation with the Jersey library
Jersey MVC Support
Filed under Jakarta EE
A quick tutorial to understanding MVC in Jersey using Freemarker.
Testing Callbacks with Mockito
Filed under Testing
Explore two different ways of testing callbacks when using Mockito.
Convert String to Date in Java
Filed under Java
Learn how to get an object representing a Date from a String in Java
