In this tutorial, you will learn how to use the @PostAuthorize annotation to secure the return of the method’s return value in your Spring Boot Application. The @PostAuthorize annotation is evaluated after the business logic in a method is executed and if needed will prevent the method from returning a return value. There are other…
Read More @PostAuthorize Security Annotation ExampleIn this Spring Boot Security tutorial, you will learn how to use Spring method-level security to secure RestController methods with @PreAuthorize annotation. If you are interested in video lessons, then I also show how to create user Roles and Authorities and how to use Spring Method Level Security annotations in my video course: RESTful Web…
Read More Spring Method-Level Security with @PreAuthorizeIn previous video tutorials, I have shared with you how to read Request Path parameters, Query String parameters, and Form data. In this tutorial, you will learn how to read JSON from HTTP Post request body in Spring Boot application. To read the body of an HTTP Post request, we will use the @RequestBody annotation…
Read More Reading JSON in Spring with @RequestBodyIn order to simulate the behaviour of any argument of the specified type during unit testing, we can utilize Mockito argument matchers. In this tutorial, we’ll discuss an Introduction to the Mockito Argument Matchers along with some examples and the creation of a custom argument matcher. So, let’s begin! If you are not familiar with…
Read More Mockito Argument Matchers: Examples and UsageThis tutorial will teach you how to retrieve URI path variables in your Spring MVC web application. Define Path Variable To define a path variable in the URI path, we use curly brackets. For example, the @GetMapping annotation below specifies one path variable called userId, which is surrounded by curly brackets. @GetMapping(path=”/users/{userId}”) @PathVariable Annotation To…
Read More Spring MVC: Reading URI Path VariablesIn this tutorial, I will show you how to add support for the H2 in-memory database to your Spring Boot project with Spring Security enabled. By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to watch a video demonstration of how to implement it. After following the steps below, your Spring Boot project will…
Read More Add H2 Database to Spring Boot with Spring Security: A GuideThis tutorial will guide you on how to incorporate JUnit support into your Spring Boot application based on Maven. Spring Boot Starter Test Dependency To add JUnit and Mockito support to your Maven-based Spring Boot application, include the following dependencies in the <dependencies> section of your pom.xml file: <dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-test</artifactId> <scope>test</scope> </dependency> By adding…
Read More JUnit Support in Spring BootIn the software development process, testing is essential. There are two types of testing i.e. unit testing and integration testing. While unit testing focuses on testing the smallest component of an application, integration testing focuses on testing the end-to-end behavior of the application also known as endpoint testing. Integration testing verifies the @Controller and @RestController…
Read More Testing Spring Boot Applications with MockMvcIn this tutorial, you will learn how to use @MockBean annotation in your Unit tests. @MockBean annotation is used to create and place mocks into Spring Application Contexts. If Spring Application Context does already have a bean of the same type then this bean will be replaced with a mock object. Otherwise, a new bean(mock)…
Read More How to use @MockBean AnnotationA test suite is a collection of test cases that are run together as a single unit. It helps to organize and manage the execution of multiple test cases. Test suites can be used to group related tests or to test different aspects of a complex system. They can also be used to run tests…
Read More JUnit 5 Test Suite TutorialThis tutorial will teach you how to use project Lombok in the Spring Boot application. Overview No doubt Java is a wonderful language, but one of the drawbacks of Java is its verbose nature. This makes it fairly complicated for everyday tasks such as composing a simple POJO object. For example, constructing of methods like Getters(), Setters(),…
Read More How to use Project Lombok in Spring BootThis tutorial will teach you how to add Spring Security to your project and enable in-memory basic authentication. You will learn how to configure two different users with different Roles and Privileges. Both users’ roles and privileges will be stored in the memory of your Spring Boot application. If you use Spring Framework and OAuth,…
Read More Spring Security In-Memory AuthenticationIn the world of testing, mock objects are used to simulate the behavior of real objects in the application. Mockito is a popular framework for creating mock objects in Java. A Spy in Mockito is a type of mock object that allows you to create a partial mock of an object by spying on an…
Read More Mockito Spy Explained: A Comprehensive GuideMockito enables partial mocking of an object, allowing us to create a mock object while still invoking a real method. To achieve this, we can use Mockito’s thenCallRealMethod() method to call a real method on a mocked object. I have also created several step-by-step video lessons that demonstrate how to test Java applications. If you…
Read More Mockito – Call a Real MethodI often find myself needing to run a single unit test for a particular project from the command line in my terminal window, rather than all of the tests. In this blog post, I’ll show you how to do just that: run a specific unit test using Maven from the command line. For video tutorials…
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