[PJUG Javamail] Testing Frameworks

[Lyle T. Harris]

I like TestNG

    http://testng.org/doc/

I like the parallel test execution in addition to the blurbs on
the website above.  I like the ability to specify specific test
cases as members of more than one test group and the
support for data-driven testing (with @DataProvider) as well
as it playing well with Maven.

 

Joe Hoffman wrote:
> LISA is pretty cool.
>
> On Oct 22, 2008, at 12:35 PM, Daniel Grove wrote:
>
>> In follow-up to last night's presentation, I am curious as to what 
>> testing frameworks the rest of you find most helpful. I have hands-on 
>> experience with junit, dbunit, and LISA. However, I'm exploring other 
>> testing solutions and want to hear about what you like to use (& why 
>> if you want to share more detail).
>>
>> Thanks,  Daniel
>>
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