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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08580-5 if not impossible. This paper presents a practical solution to this problem, making use of local development databases for testing and Open Source tools for schema migration and test data management. The examples are outlined in Java, but the basic ideas and principles are widely applicable to diff

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,überlebenstips für die DV-Abteilung,The design presented uses mock objects on both sides of the JNI layer to achieve a clean, reusable test design. It shows that the benefits of being able to test all JNI code will outweigh the extra effort in defining mock objects on both sides.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08056-5 the use of “record & playback” testing may be a viable alternative to hand-writing all the tests. This paper describes experiences using this approach and summarizes key learnings applicable to other projects.

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