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To read complete documentation visit http://arquillian.org/arquillian-extension-warp/
1. What is Warp ?
Arquillian Warp fills the void between client-side and server-side testing.
Warp extension allows you to write client-side test which asserts server-side logic.
Using Warp, you can initiate a HTTP request using a client-side testing tool such as WebDriver and, in the same request cycle, execute in-container server-side tests. This powerful combination lets you cover integration across client and server.
Warp effectively removes a need for mocking and opens new possibilities for debugging.
Warp has built-in support for following frameworks:
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Servlet API
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JSF 2
and it also has several framework extensions:
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Spring MVC - led by Jakub Narloch
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REST - led by Jakub Narloch
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SeamTest migration layer
Proof of Concept
- led by Marek Schmidt
2. Further Reading
3. Useful links
4. Community
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Chat: #arquillian channel @ irc.freenode.net