Re: Clover Fight! :-)

Peter,

>
>> Sometimes in full blown containers or fat client/server stuff, it is 
>> better to aim at integration tests to prove things.  Also we must 
>> remember to not modularise out unit tests too much - they are 
>> snippets of example code.
>
>
> I think this is something i was butting up against last night as I was 
> attempting to put my head around how to test some aspects of Loom.
>
> So a good way to test some things would be to create 'test' 
> applications to load into the container to verify that certain 
> features work? This is where embedding Loom would be useful :)

See testcases for nano/nanocontainer. XML and Javascript. In 
http://cvs.codehaus.org/viewcvs.cgi/nano/nanocontainer/src/test/org/nanocontainer/ 
when it comes back.  They are definately integration cases. Recovering 
things tested elsewhere.

[ Type3 rulez ]

- Paul

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