Posted on March 1st, 2012 by Rajneesh
Recently our team created a nifty selenium test suite for testing a salesforce.com app we developed. We used TestNG framework for writing tests along with the latest and greatest selenium available out there which is WebDriver. In case you want to know why we chose web driver over RC,read this. Since we planned to execute [...]
Filed under: Agile Testing, Continuous Integration, Selenium, Test Auotmation, Testing, WebDriver | 2 Comments »
Posted on February 24th, 2012 by Mukesh Shah
Recently, I was looking for a Java Script client to test my Web Services. After my recent findings on CXF, I found out that it can also create JavaScript clients using tools. Since existing tools had ANT support for generating JavaScript client and my current requirements was to use Maven. After not finding any such [...]
Filed under: Apache CXF, Javascript, Maven, Web Services | Comments Off
Posted on February 28th, 2011 by Paritosh Ranjan
Maven Lucene Plugin is an open source maven plugin for Apache Lucene developed by Paritosh Ranjan of Xebia India IT Architects Ltd . The project is hosted on SourceForge and can be found here. It is released under GNU General Public License (GPL).
Filed under: Java, Open Source | 2 Comments »
Posted on December 31st, 2010 by samarth rastogi
Last week, while working on a requirement to create an executable jar in our project, I tried the following two maven plug-ins: * Maven assembly plug-in * Maven onejar plug-in Using these plug-ins I was able to successfully create an executable jar but my executable was dependent on some Spring framework jars for its effective [...]
Filed under: Build Tools, Eclipse, Maven Plugins, Spring, Tools, XML | 5 Comments »
Posted on December 29th, 2010 by Rajdeep Mann
It all started when me and Vaibhav were getting our feet wet in a new project. The project was based on Seam and Hibernate. While trying to create sample projects involving Seam and Hibernate, we found most of the constructs were using Ant as build tool, thus limiting stuff like reporting, standard build lifecycle. Further they used [...]
Filed under: Hibernate, Java, Maven, Maven Archetype, Maven3, Seam, Spring | No Comments »
