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Original Post: IBM's developerWorks has published my latest article, Easier Testing with EasyMock.
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IBM's developerWorks has published my latest article, Easier Testing with EasyMock. Is EasyMock worth it? It does nothing that couldn't be done by manually writing mock classes, and in the case of manually written classes your project would be a dependency or two leaner. However, when mocking larger interfaces such as org.w3c.dom.Node (25 methods) or java.sql.ResultSet (139 methods and growing), EasyMock is a huge time saver that produces much shorter and more legible code at a minimal cost. More...
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