Nice, it seems awesome! I'm looking forward to try it! On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 11:04 AM, Peter Niederwieser <pnied...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Dear Tapestry community, > > the Spock team is very happy to announce the release of Spock 0.4, the > Enterprise-ready testing framework for Java and Groovy apps (official > release notes). As you may know, Spock also provides an extension for > testing Tapestry 5 apps. The main functions of this extension are the > creation and shutdown of a Tapestry registry with the modules required by a > test, and the injection of a test's fields. This is all done with Tapestry's > own annotations - @SubModule, @Inject, @Value, @Symbol, and so on. In Spock > 0.4, the Tapestry support has been further improved. For example, it's now > possible to use the Tapestry extension together with PageTester. > > At Smarter Ecommerce GmbH, we use Spock heavily to test our Tapestry 5 > based apps (1000 tests and counting). If you would also like to benefit from > the combined power of Groovy and Spock in your tests, here are a few links > to get you started: > > Spock Homepage > Spock Web Console > Spock Example Project > Spock-Tapestry Documentation > > Any feedback is greatly appreciated! > > Happy testing, > Peter > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > Peter Niederwieser > Creator, http://spockframework.org > Committer, http://groovy.codehaus.org > Blogger, http://pniederw.wordpress.com > Chief Engineer, http://smarter-ecommerce.com > pnied...@gmail.com > Twitter: pniederw > > > > > >
