During development you like to see the results Checking the Code Coverage in the development environment. But also when adding the code to the source code repository, the Continuous Integration build, should check the Code Coverage. This is done through the JaCoCo Maven Plug-in.
The Code Coverage says something about the lines of program code that are covered by tests. Only a developer/tester can say something about how good these tests are.
Through the Maven configuration file pom.xml the required dependencies as well as the used Maven plug-in are configured. During the
Create a New Project, the initial pom.xml is created. Now is a good time to check if everything
is up to date.
After thinking about the requirements, it time to create the Cucumber feature files. And add them to the project.
After gathering the requirements it time to think about the Unit Test Cases. From these initial requirements there are a few nouns, that everyone should have found.
Based on the initial vague Requirements you probably have some questions.
Similar as in most real world scenarios, some vague requirements are given.
Adding a (new) project to a new local git repository.
Start the new project with the Maven Archetype (template) for creating a Jersey RESTful API Service.
Setting up the project.
