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JUNIT to test EJB

 
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How can I use JUNIT to test EJBs on EJB server such as weblogic?
 
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Did you see this thread posted earlier today?
 
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Thanks..... but I need a tutorial that shows how to install it and use it against an EJB app on weblogic server using eclipse as IDE.
 
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Originally posted by Tufail Ahmed:
Thanks..... but I need a tutorial that shows how to install it and use it against an EJB app on weblogic server using eclipse as IDE.


cactus definitely has an eclipse plug-in. So u can zero in on cactus for unit tesing EJB residing on weblogic server through eclipse.
But step-by-step tutorial am not sure where it is :-(
 
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Here is a step-by-step guide for writing an EJB Cactus test for the J2EE reference implementation. The only difference due to using WebLogic instead of the RI is in the vendor-specific deployment descriptors (and these steps have nothing Cactus-specific so you should be able to cope if you know how to use WebLogic in general).
For Eclipse, there is a Cactus plugin available. Here is an IBM tutorial for writing Cactus tests using WSAD (which is an enhanced Eclipse).
 
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Thanks I will try the links.
 
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Cactus? I like the name.
 
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