integration-testing

I'm trying to create an integration tests for my project. I need to test a controller that makes call to stored procedure through repository. An empty database should be created on each runs of certain scope of tests. So I'm going to implement the following steps: Create LocalDB Run some Pre-scripts(to add test data) Run test Run some Post-scripts (if needed to run other test on this database) Remove LocalDB In my solution I have .sqlproj with all tables and SPs. How can I create LocalDB with the same structure as in .sqlproj from C# code? Or how can I generate the script with all objects to

I'm building an tab for a brand page, which I am testing via Cucumber/Selenium. I have created several test users in different states, but am hanging up on creating a test user who LIKEs my brand. When I visit my own brand page logged in as my real facebook user, I see a LIKE button. When I visit my brand page logged in as a test user, I do not see an option to LIKE the page. I have had no trouble creating or testing users who have given my tab/app permissions. All test users are associated with the brand page in the developers app. Is it possible to have a test user like an existing brand

In my integration tests, I use a TestServer class to work towards a test server instance for my integration tests. In RC1, I instanciated it using the following code: var server = new TestServer(TestServer.CreateBuilder().UseStartup<Startup>()); On RC2, TestServer.CreateBuilder() was removed. Therefore, I tried to create a new TestServer using the following code: var server = new TestServer(new WebHostBuilder().UseStartup<Startup>()); The problem I'm facing is that after RC2, the runtime is unable to resolve dependencies for DI, so that it throws exceptions on the Configure method for the

Imagine that you have a fairly complex service-oriented architecture made by different components. Components are written in different languages (Java, PHP, Ruby) and communicate with each other in different ways (i.e. UI, REST API, in some cases sharing some DB tables, etc). I am trying to design an integration testing framework for some end-to-end testing. We already have unit/integration tests for the single components, but we would like to build something that fully tests our deployed system (in a real environment) end-to-end to make sure the functionalities (in terms of expected

I am fairly new to Spring and am working with a suite of JUnit 4.7 integration tests for a web application. I have a number of working test cases of the form: import org.junit.Test; import org.junit.runner.RunWith; import org.springframework.test.context.ContextConfiguration; import org.springframework.test.context.junit4.SpringJUnit4ClassRunner; @RunWith(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.class) @ContextConfiguration(locations = { "/META-INF/spring/testContext.xml" }) public class myTest { @Test public void testCreate() { //execute tests .... } } My application has a number of external dependencies that

I am using rspec and capybara for integration testing. Is their a way to make session objects in request specs? I have a view page in which I use a session object to check its value to display selective content. The problem am facing is that I cannot create a session object in request spec. Here is an example of the view: <% if session[:role] == "Role" %> ---content--- <% else %> --content-- <% end %> And inside my request spec session[:role] = "Role" visit my_path But it throws me an error "undefined method `session' for nil:NilClass". I also tried looking into creating session objects of

is anyone aware of any embeddable Kerberos servers (KDC / KAdmin), which are written in Java and may run just within the JVM process (something like Hadoop minicluster or embedded LDAP servers)? My goal it to let people run integ tests requiring Kerberos authentication without having to install local kerberos server/configure remote server and connection to it. kayyagari You can give Apache Directory Server ( http://directory.apache.org/ ) a try. It supports LDAP and Kerberos. See this example: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/directory/apacheds/trunk/kerberos-test/src/test/java/org/apache

When you are doing integration tests with either just your data access layer or the majority of the application stack. What is the best way prevent multiple tests from clashing with each other if they are run on the same database? Transactions. What the ruby on rails unit test framework does is this: Load all fixture data. For each test: BEGIN TRANSACTION # Yield control to user code ROLLBACK TRANSACTION End for each This means that Any changes your test makes to the database won't affect other threads while it's in-progress The next test's data isn't polluted by prior tests This is about a