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Mocking in Spring is very useful in testing scenarios. This post is about the MockBean capabilities of Spring.

Mocking in Spring is very helpful in testing scenarios. It allows you to inject mocks of beans, database connections and APIs.

Mocking in Spring is very helpful in testing scenarios. It allows you to inject mocks of beans, database connections and APIs.

Profiles in Spring is very helpful in testing scenarios. You can run the same test under different profiles.

Injecting beans in Spring is very helpful in testing scenarios. You can run the same test with production code beans, and mocks.

Let’s dig deeper into configurations for integration tests in Spring. We’ll start with a nested integration context example, for a class (that might be a test class, because that’s our main focus). While we can use @Import, if we set up one-time configuration, it could be nested in the test class. Read more…

Here’s the situation: We have a couple of configuration files we use for integration tests. Each of them is a different set of real and mock objects. Some of the objects have behaviors set on them (using Mockito.when) in the configuration classes. Now, one of the integration tests need one Read more…

After we understand how to use mocks in Spring in integration tests, let’s take a look at a setup for testing a REST service that uses a dependency we want to mock. API testing is a usual integration test scenario, and with those, we might need to mock dependencies buried Read more…