Sessions at Java Developers Conference 2012 on Friday 9th March

Tools like Selenium, an outstanding tool for UI test automation, and Arquillian, an award-winning integration testing framework, offer a base for high-quality tests which are crucial for a web app development. However writing UI tests and covering server-side logic leaves many questions open:
* Does Selenium cover everything? Page transitions, simple JavaScript interaction and a portion of DOM. Is it really enough?
* Mocking requests for testing server-side code is pain. Is it necessary?
* Are you able to detect that your component’s visual representation changes?
* Does investigating these changes involve a disproportionate amount of effort?
* Isn’t manual test development too expensive?

JBoss Tools is a set of plug-ins that integrate in the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment. Together with the example projects and quick starts from JBoss Central, these reveal themselves invaluable for the Java EE developer. Whether it is for JPA, CDI or JSF, JBoss Tools provides handy features that will make your life easier. Additional bonus functionality includes runtime detection and deployment in the cloud with support for OpenShift.
In this session we will zoom in on these elements and demo how you would create and deploy a HTML5 application on OpenShift with JBoss Tools.