Hi Jeff: Thanks for your interest in
Java Testing and Design: From Unit Testing to Automated Web Tests (JTD.)
JTD is the first book to make the case that delivering services � software application functionality delivered over routed networks and open protocols � requires the combined effort of software developers, QA technicians, and IT managers. In my experience those three groups rarely cooperate. It's more like they put up with one another. So, when it's time to make design decisions for a new project or on maintaining an existing service there is rarely group discussion on the best design to use. JTD educates software developers, QA technicians, and IT managers on the available protocols, tools, and techniques to deliver services. For example, choosing tightly coupled n-tier server architectures over loosely-coupled multiple server designs. JTD encourages a build-it-to-be-tested design
philosophy. That's the "design" part of Java Testing and Design.
I hope this answered your question. Please let me know.
Thanks.
-Frank
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