Just Java2007 - Daniel Wildt - Tools For Java Test Automation
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The document discusses tools and techniques for Java test automation, including unit testing, functional testing, test-driven development, continuous integration, and ensuring test quality and coverage. It covers topics like white box and black box testing, mock objects, Selenium for functional tests, JMeter for stress testing, and Emma for code coverage. References and links to tools like JUnit, FitNesse, EasyMock, CheckStyle, and CruiseControl are also provided.
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