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How we do unit testing with JUnit and Mockito
Introduction Recently iPROFS hired some new guys and I have had the pleasure of working closely with them in their first period with us. It is always nice to get a lot of guestions like ‘How do you...
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Update on how we do testing
Introduction. Just like everything in the software industry: You need to make sure that your knowledge and your tools stay up to date. New developments and new additional framework could make your life...
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Bye bye XMLGregorianCalendar (part 1)
Introduction. We all know that working with dates in the Java language isn’t perfect, at least when you just look at the standard JDK. Not only is more then half of them methods in java.util.Date...
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Preventing mixed content warnings in your webapplication
Probably we have all run into to problem while browsing the web or using a webapplication: A warning of your browser, which tell you that a secure pages uses non-secure content, script or elements....
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Patching open-source java software with Maven
As soon as you start using third party libraries in your project, you also introduce all the bugs in those libraries into your project. There are various ways to handle these kinds of situations:...
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Bye bye XMLGregorianCalendar (part 2)
Change generated java classes with an XJC plugin. In the previous post on ‘Bye bye XMLGregorianCalendar‘ I wrote about how you can influence the (un)marshalling of xml to java objects by adding an...
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Mock liferay services in unit tests for 6.1.1
Using mock Liferay 6.1.1 services in a unit test. When you are developing components, which interact with Liferay services, you will want / need to use mocks for those services. In previous versions of...
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AngularJS: A checkbox with radio button behavior
Did you ever needed to have a group of option in which just one item could be selected, but the user did need to have the option to deselect any chosen option in HTML? It can’t be done just by HTML...
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