In this tutorial on SOAP web services in Java, learn how to use the Eclipse IDE and Jakarta EE to build, test and run XML-based endpoints for microservices.

How to configure a Maven project to use JUnit 5. How to write tests using the @Test and @ParameterizedTest annotations. How to validate test results using JUnit 5’s built-in assertion functionality.

This Maven and Eclipse tutorial shows how to create simple and archetype Maven projects in the Eclipse IDE that can build, compile and install Java code.

As with all output of NetBeans-enabled JUnit test runs, significantly more output is available in the project’s build/test/results directory in a file named TEST-dustin.AdderTest.xml (XML file ...

I've created a new project in Eclipse, put the jar files in that project, and added that to the build path.

Would you be surprised to learn that 82.5 percent of Java developers responding to a recently conducted survey said they favor the JUnit testing framework? Or that 70 percent reported an affinity for ...