Ever bothered about testing your pojo classes in java. Probably NO. We tend to ignore these pojo classes saying why should I test lame methods i.e. setter, getters, toString etc.
However these pojo classes adds to your test coverage report and if you don't have tests written for these classes you'll end up with a reduced test coverage stats for your java project.
What about delegating the testing responsibility to a framework or library which will ensure the quality of your pojo classes. Cool Huh !!!
I have got such a situation in my project and found this cool library POJO-TESTER to serve the purpose.
What about giving it a quick look around? Happy Testing !!!!
However these pojo classes adds to your test coverage report and if you don't have tests written for these classes you'll end up with a reduced test coverage stats for your java project.
What about delegating the testing responsibility to a framework or library which will ensure the quality of your pojo classes. Cool Huh !!!
I have got such a situation in my project and found this cool library POJO-TESTER to serve the purpose.
What about giving it a quick look around? Happy Testing !!!!
