JavaEE: Arquillian Tests support Multi-WAR-EARs
Before version 1.0.2 Arquillian did not support EAR deployments which contained multiple WAR files. The issue was the selection of the WAR into which the arquillian artifacts are […]
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JavaEE WebSockets and Periodic Message Delivery
For a project I had the need to implement a monitoring functionality based on HTML5 and WebSockets. It is quite trivial with JavaEE 7, as I will […]
More DetailsThe Four Causes of Aristotle
I stumbled on the principle of the 4 causes of Aristotle some years ago when I did some reading about cause and effect, leadership and management. The question […]
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Today, I took the time to publish an old project of mine after there were some requests to do so. The project is a small and lightweight launcher […]
More DetailsTesting: Eastern Philosophy and Testing can go Hand in Hand
During the preparation for a talk about practical testing and test coverage analysis I found in the large web a small booklet “The Way of Testivus” (http://www.agitar.com/downloads/TheWayOfTestivus.pdf). This […]
More DetailsCommon Anti-Patterns: String Usage for Number Manipulation
This is a short post about a topic which is frustrating to me from time to time. The topic is about number manipulation by utilizing string operations. I […]
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Some time ago in 2011, I asked a question in stackoverflow about test report enrichment of JUnit tests. Because I was asked several times on this topic afterwards, […]
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Sample Defect Cost Calculation The cost calculation is not very simple and a lot of assumptions, and estimations are needed. The following definitions, terms, and formulas are a […]
More DetailsContinuous Improvement in Software Development
I already wrote about “The Killer Difference between Mechanical Engineering and Software Engineering” and “Similarities in Quality Assurance between Cambodian Silk Painting and Software Development”. Related to this some comments […]
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Short answer: No. But, more efficient. A happy new year to all of you! This is the first post in 2014 and it is a (not so) short […]
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