Bob, your solution is practical for above situation. But what if i need to collect signature (lstat) of a file from remote machine? I need to fire that command (which some method implements) on remote machine and collect result back to my machine.
Ok great, so using junit is normal practice. Now I have a situation. I am testing a utility (similar to cygwin) which fires unix like commands on remote machine (This utility goes on remote machine fires command and returns). For example it has a 'cp' like command which copies file from one...
A manual testing process of an application written in Java is to be automated using JUnit and some custom built framework. (I am not talking of unit testing but a regression testing)
how feasible is this? Is this a common practice?
My next question depends on response of this.
A manual testing process of an application written in Java is to be automated using JUnit and some custom built framework. (I am not talking of unit testing but a regression testing)
how feasible is this? Is this a common practice.
My next question depends on response of this.
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