86.TEST SPRING BOOT APPLICATION

How do you test your spring boot application?

• Use testing frameworks.
• Write unit tests.
• Execute integration tests.
• Test with test data.

How to test spring Boot application with JUnit?

• Use JUnit framework.
• Write test methods.
• Annotate with @Test.
• Run tests using JUnit.

What is the difference between @WebMvcTest and @SpringBootTest?

• Testing layers.
• Focused vs. full application context.
• Mocking vs. real dependencies.
• Controller testing vs. application testing.

How to test spring Boot application REST API?

• Use testing frameworks.
• Write integration tests.
• Send HTTP requests.
• Verify response status and data.

What is the testing tool for spring boot?

• JUnit.
• Mockito.
• Postman.
• Selenium.

How to test spring Boot application with Postman?

• Send HTTP requests to the API endpoints.
• Write test scripts in Postman.
• Verify response status and data.
• Perform functional testing.

What is the @SpringBootApplication annotation used for?

• Indicates the main class of a Spring Boot application.
• Configures the application to be a web application.
• Enables component scanning and auto-configuration.
• Starts the Spring Boot application.

How do I run an application as JUnit test?

• Use the JUnit Run configuration in the IDE.
• Annotate the application class with @RunWith(JUnit.class).
• Execute the application using the JUnit command-line tool.
• Include the application in the JUnit test suite.

What is the difference between @RequestBody and @RequestParam in spring boot?

• @RequestBody is used for accessing the request body, while @RequestParam is used for accessing query parameters.
• @RequestBody is used for accessing query parameters, while @RequestParam is used for accessing the request body.
• @RequestBody is used for handling form data, while @RequestParam is used for handling JSON data.
• @RequestBody is used for handling JSON data, while @RequestParam is used for handling form data.

What is the difference between @test and @SpringBootTest?

• @Test is used for unit testing, while @SpringBootTest is used for integration testing.
• @Test is used for integration testing, while @SpringBootTest is used for unit testing.
• @Test is used for testing individual methods, while @SpringBootTest is used for testing the entire Spring Boot application.
• @Test is used for testing the entire Spring Boot application, while @SpringBootTest is used for testing individual methods.