Part 3. Testing Enterprise JavaBeans
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Testing Enterprise
JavaBeans
This section contains the information you need to use QualityArchitect to test
Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs).
Topics include:
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Overview
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Requirements for EJB testing
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The Rational Bank Account Sample Application
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Reverse engineering a deployed EJB into Rational Rose
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Generating test assets
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Importing test assets into your IDE
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Deploying stubs to a WebLogic application server
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Deploying stubs to the Sun J2EE Reference Server
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Executing test scripts
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Using EJB scenario tests to test transactions
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Using the Java Query Builder to add database verification points
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Using the EJB Session Recorder
Overview
This section provides a brief overview of EJB development and test.
For each EJB that you develop, you must define two interfaces and either one or two
classes--the home interface, the remote interface, the implementation class, and the
primary key class.
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The remote interface defines all of the bean's business methods.
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The home interface defines lifestyle methods for the bean--that is, methods for
creating, removing, and finding beans.
