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Java Tools for Extreme Programming: Mastering Open Source Tools Including Ant, JUnit, and Cactus

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Extreme programming, or XP, is described here with much of the book devoted to discussion of the tools needed. A full overview of XP is provided, with a description of the J2EE build and deployment model. The remainder of the text teaches continuous integration with Ant, automated testing tools, and describes the APIs and tag references used. Applications are stressed, with code samples used heavily for illustration of the techniques.Book News, Inc.┬о, Portland, OR

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