Automatically starting an SSH tunnel in Ubuntu

As I am a frequent guest in public WLANs I spent some time looking into ways to connect safely to both the corporate network and the rest of the internet while enjoying the amenities of a cafés' or hotel's wifi. Because of its simplicity and universal availability I like SSH tunnels which are easily set … Continue reading Automatically starting an SSH tunnel in Ubuntu →

Ensuring JUnit test suite contains all tests

While cleaning up today one of my projects I found a JUnit test that was not part of a test suite and never was executed. 'Never again' I say and here is how: a test suite that scans base packages for tests. The particular code: Is tailored to the specific project's needs Compares the tests … Continue reading Ensuring JUnit test suite contains all tests →

A better eq() when matching method arguments with Mockito

I learned late of Mockito [1], even so more I love it. Walking a little farther away from the basics, a frequent needs presents itself to match method parameters (either when specifying or verifying behaviour) based on properties of complex objects which do not implement the java equals contract. Such an example would be verifying … Continue reading A better eq() when matching method arguments with Mockito →