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co-authors: Johan Haleby, Jan Kronquist and Mads Enevoldsen
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Improve Your Spring REST API, Part III
Some time ago, I wrote about how the error response of a Spring based REST API can be enhanced, in order to provide the clients with a better understanding o...
Improve Your Spring REST API, Part II
In the previous blog post, I explained how a custom @ExceptionHandler can be used to return feedback to REST API clients when they are submitting erroneous r...
Improve Your Spring REST API, Part I
After watching Jonathan Dahl’s presentation about API design from the Øredev conference last year, especially the parts about Smart Validations, it is appare...
Spring Controller Tests 2.0
Spring has many tools in the toolbox to facilitate testing. However, when it comes to testing a Controller, the tools have been a bit blunt. To make life eas...
Continuous Deployment, Versioning and Git
So you have heard about continuous delivery and continuous deployment and you are eager to try, but your manager is afraid that you will lose traceability of...
Mockito and Dependency Injection
When writing your Java unit test you will soon need a way to handle the dependencies of your classes under test. Mockito have some nice features that simplif...
Spring Integration Tests, Part II, Using Mock Objects
In the previous post, I wrote how you can use Spring’s FactoryBean to facilitate the creation of mock objects for Spring integration tests. Now, it is time t...
Spring Integration Tests, Part I, Creating Mock Objects
When writing integration tests with Spring, it can sometimes be convenient to mock one or more of Spring bean dependencies. However, during some circumstance...