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Using JUnit to unit test IBM Rational HATS applications

July 21, 2015 by Kenny Smith

Why unit testing? Any developer worth their salt, uses unit tests to validate that their code satisfies the task or tasks the code is supposed to do. Unit testing encourages modular development. Junit for Java was one the first and certainly the most well known. Other frameworks for other languages have popped up all over … Read more

Categories DevOps Tags HATS, ibm, junit, rational

Enabling Code Coverage in Rational Application Developer

July 13, 2012 by Kenny Smith

RAD 8 Source Code Coverage Configuration Code coverage is the method of analyzing your source code to see what lines of code are covered by unit tests. In the case of Java, JUnit is the unit test toolset of choice. Code coverage tools came available in RAD 8, and have been improved in 8.5. Its … Read more

Categories DevOps Tags agile, junit, rational 2 Comments

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