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This document discusses using Spring Cloud Netflix to connect microservices. It covers: - An overview of Netflix and Spring Cloud - How to use Spring Cloud Netflix libraries like Eureka, Ribbon and Hystrix to implement service discovery, load balancing and fault tolerance between microservices - Demos of creating Eureka service registry and registering producer/consumer servicesRead less
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Post published:July 4, 2014 Post Author:Mattias Severson Post Category:Java / Testing / Web Post Comments:80 Comments Spring Boot brings about some welcome defaults configurations that significantly decreases the development time of Spring projects. It also has some useful additions when it comes to simplified integration testing. Traditionally, one would use the build script to fire up an embedde
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This post shows how to do integration testing of a ReST service as part of Gradle build process, using Spock to implement the test and Docker to make required database available. Itâs build upon the example project described in my previous blog post. Following technologies are used: ReST service is implemented with Spring Boot Database is MongoDB running in Docker container Gradle used to build an
Spring Framework 3.2 introduces a very elegant way to test Spring MVC controller using MockMvc. Based on the documentation, there are two ways to configure MockMvc:- MockMvcBuilders.webAppContextSetup(webApplicationContext).build() MockMvcBuilders.standaloneSetup(controller).build() The first approach will automatically load the Spring configuration and inject WebApplicationContext into the test.
Last updated: April 22, 2024 I started to write a new version of my Spring MVC Test tutorial. When this tutorial is finished, it describes how you can write both unit and integration tests for Spring MVC controllers by using the Spring MVC Test framework (aka Spring MockMvc) and JUnit 5. At the moment, my new Spring MVC Test tutorial consists of these blog posts: Introduction and Unit Testing Intr
Integration Testing of Spring MVC Applications: Migrating to Spring 3.2 When Spring Framework 3.2 was released, spring-test-mvc was officially included in this release under the name Spring MVC Test Framework. Although many things remained the same, there are some changes that might cause confusion when we are migrating our applications from Spring Framework 3.1 to 3.2. This blog entry was written
Integration Testing of Spring MVC Applications: REST API, Part Two This is the fifth part of my spring-test-mvc tutorial and it describes the integration testing of a REST API that is implemented by using Spring MVC 3.1. During this tutorial we will continue writing integration tests for a simple REST API that provides CRUD functions for todo entries. This blog entry concentrates on two controller
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