I have been writing JUnit tests for a while. Sometimes I feel proud of my JUnit tests as they really look meaningful. However, sometimes the JUnit tests look so ugly and pointless. I relate this difference to the Abstraction of the code. Lets talk about abstraction first. Abstraction is generally governed by “separation of concerns”. [...]
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Hello, Some time back I was trying to configure a service via IzPack installer ( a JavaTM based installer builder tool, that helps you create an installer for your software. It can run on any Operating System supported by a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) compliant with the Sun JVM 1.5 or higher) Configuring a service [...]
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Are you trying to figure out problems in your product/services? Are you trying to prioritize your product’s road map in a way that is best suited for your customer needs? Are you trying to find ways to improve on existing processes? All these are simple questions that are faced by organizations across the world. This [...]
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