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Testing

At JavaOne this year I did a short talk on using JMX in test-driven development. It's based on what I discovered working with JMX on another project, and delved deeper into while adding JMX support to SomnifugiJMS as part of release 21. Test-driven development worked extremely well when combined with JMX. JMX should help testing systems with some defined life cycle. Here's the core ideas of the talk, written out, with real examples, not mashed onto slides.
on Jun 8, 2008 | Permalink | Discuss