Here are 100 chapter title suggestions for a book on learning JMockit (Java) testing technology, progressing from beginner to advanced topics:
¶ Part 1: Introduction to JMockit and Mocking in Java
- Introduction to Unit Testing in Java
- What is JMockit? An Overview of Mocking Frameworks
- Why Use JMockit for Java Testing?
- Setting Up JMockit in Your Java Project
- Understanding the Concept of Mocking in Unit Testing
- First Steps: Writing Your First Test with JMockit
- Understanding JMockit Annotations
- Basic Mocking: Mocking Simple Objects with JMockit
- Stubbing Methods with JMockit
- Introduction to Expectations and Verifications in JMockit
- Exploring the Role of Mock Objects in Unit Testing
- Writing Your First Unit Test Using JMockit
- Running Your First Test with JMockit and JUnit
- How JMockit Differs from Other Mocking Frameworks
- Best Practices for Writing Simple JMockit Tests
- Mocking Methods and Fields with JMockit
- Understanding the
@Mocked Annotation
- Creating Partial Mocks with JMockit
- Mocking Static Methods with JMockit
- Mocking Final Methods and Classes with JMockit
- Mocking Private Methods and Fields with JMockit
- Mocking Constructors in JMockit
- Using
@Injectable for Mocking Dependencies
- Setting Expectations with
on and when in JMockit
- Using JMockit’s
Expectations for Method Stubbing
- Using the
Verifications API in JMockit
- Argument Matching and Verifications in JMockit
- Working with Multiple Expectations in JMockit
- Handling Exceptions in JMockit
- JMockit’s
MockUp Class for Mocking Non-Static Methods
- Mocking Void Methods in JMockit
- Mocking Interfaces with JMockit
- Simulating Real-World Scenarios with JMockit
- Using
@Capturing for Argument Capturing in JMockit
- Advanced Expectations and Verifications with JMockit
- Mocking Static Initialization Blocks
- Mocking Threading and Concurrency with JMockit
- Creating Mocks for Complex Object Graphs
- Mocking Methods with Multiple Arguments
- Using Mocking with Reflection in JMockit
- Mocking and Verifying Return Values Dynamically
- Mocking Time-Dependent Code with JMockit
- Using the
@Tested Annotation to Test Real Objects
- Working with Complex Data Types in JMockit
- Mocking and Stubbing Collections and Maps in JMockit
- Integrating JMockit with JUnit
- Setting Up JMockit for TestNG
- Configuring JMockit in a Maven Project
- Configuring JMockit in a Gradle Project
- Running JMockit Tests with a CI/CD Pipeline
- Mocking Frameworks with JMockit and Spring
- Using JMockit for Mocking in Integration Tests
- Testing With JMockit and Spring Boot
- Integrating JMockit with Spock Framework
- Setting Up Test Environments in JMockit
- Running JMockit Tests with JUnit 5
- Advanced Test Setup and Teardown with JMockit
- Using JMockit for Mocking Database Calls in Tests
- Testing Asynchronous Code with JMockit
- Combining JMockit with Other Mocking Frameworks
- Mocking Third-Party APIs and Services with JMockit
- Mocking Web Services and REST APIs
- Simulating Real-World Behavior with JMockit
- Testing Legacy Systems with JMockit
- Mocking Large Object Graphs in JMockit
- Mocking Network Calls and HTTP Requests
- Mocking File I/O Operations with JMockit
- Testing Email and SMS Services with JMockit
- Mocking and Verifying Security Contexts with JMockit
- Handling Dynamic and Time-Based Data with JMockit
- Mocking External Libraries in Java
- Mocking Database Connections and Queries with JMockit
- Simulating Multiple User Interactions in JMockit
- Mocking Payment Gateways in JMockit
- Mocking Authentication and Authorization with JMockit
- Best Practices for Organizing JMockit Test Code
- When to Use Mocking vs. Stubbing in JMockit
- Mocking vs. Fakes: Understanding the Difference
- Using JMockit for Test-Driven Development (TDD)
- Optimizing Test Performance with JMockit
- Handling Dependencies in Unit Tests Using JMockit
- Reducing Test Complexity with JMockit
- Avoiding Common Pitfalls in JMockit
- Ensuring Test Reliability in JMockit
- Mocking Interactions with Multiple Classes in JMockit
- Writing High-Quality, Maintainable Mocking Tests
- Mocking with Thread Safety in JMockit
- Simulating Complex System Failures with JMockit
- Avoiding Flaky Tests with JMockit
- Handling Stateful Objects and Mocks in JMockit
- Mocking for Performance Testing with JMockit
- Mocking for Functional and Non-Functional Testing
- Using JMockit for Regression Testing
- Mocking Distributed Systems with JMockit
- Testing Microservices with JMockit
- Mocking for Load Testing in Java Applications
- Using JMockit for Cross-Platform Testing
- Applying JMockit to Agile Development Practices
- Best Practices for Scaling Tests in JMockit
- Contributing to JMockit: Writing Custom Mocking Features
These chapters cover the full range of topics needed to master JMockit, from basic mocking techniques and integration with various testing frameworks to advanced concepts such as testing complex systems, optimizing test performance, and applying JMockit in real-world scenarios. The chapters provide a well-rounded learning path from beginner to expert, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of this powerful testing technology.