integration-testing

Is there a way that I can specify a script in the connection string pointing to my in memory hsqldb instance? I was looking at this article and it looks like it is possible, but I'm not sure how to formulate the string correctly or where to put the script file. Looking at the hsqldb documentation here it doesn't appear to be the case. What would my options here be for using this from java tests? This is related to a previous hsqldb question here starting and stopping hsqldb from unit tests Use a file: database instead of mem:, but include "files_readonly=true" in the properties file. Changes

Note that I'm mirroring the example given here very closely. In fact, my situation is somewhat simpler as I'm not even testing with a persistence unit at this point. My test project provides a simple MDB and a session bean; both the MDB and the session bean are getting loaded as normal, and can be successfully tested (in a constrained fashion) without injection. The suggested injection with the @LocalClient annotation on my unit tests is failing with the known error: javax.naming.NamingException: Unable to find injection meta-data for [your-class]. Ensure that class was annotated with @org

I do have authorize attribute applied on my Web API. I am calling Web API from MVC4 application in which I am using standard cookie based authentication. I need to call Web API method on controllers from integration tests but because authorize attribute is applied I will always receive unauthorized exception . What is the best way to solve this problem ? PS. I don't want (need) to use other methods of authentication such as APIKey,Token in Auth Header and similar... First of all, one key element in order to answer this question is to know what kind of authentication mechanism you use. For

Am trying Unity IoC, after using constructor based DI. Problem is trying to get integration tests working. http://patrick.lioi.net/2013/06/20/streamlined-integration-tests/ "Running your integration tests should exercise as much of the real system as is reasonably possible" Patrick above describes setting up an IoC inside the MVC Unit test project.. but I'm stuck as to how to implement public class HomeController : Controller { readonly IWinterDb db; // Unity knows that if IWinterDb interface is asked for, it will inject in a new WinterDb() public HomeController(IWinterDb db) { this.db = db; }

Is there in C# some kind of equivalent of ExpectedSystemExit in Java? I have an exit in my code and would really like to be able to test it. The only thing I found in C# is a not really nice workaround . Example Code public void CheckRights() { if(!service.UserHasRights()) { Environment.Exit(1); } } Test Code [TestMethod] public void TestCheckRightsWithoutRights() { MyService service = ... service.UserHasRights().Returns(false); ??? } I am using the VS framework for testing (+ NSubstitute for mocking) but it is not a problem to switch to nunit or whatever for this test. You should use

I'm not sure what's going on, but I can't get simple tests to work because Capybara's visit method is not working for me. I've been trying to finish this railscast on testing . Once I get to the point where Capybara needs to visit the login page the test fails because it's only able to visit my root_url. Here's what the failure looks like. Note that it's failing because it can't even visit the login page. It's getting stuck on the homepage: Running: spec/requests/password_resets_spec.rb Running tests with args ["--color", "--failure-exit-code", "2", "--format", "progress", "--format", "Guard: