News and Events

2003-07-14 Cactus 1.5-beta1 has been released. Full details can be found in the release announcement.
2003-07-12 A new article about using Cactus to unit test webapps has been posted on JavaPro.
2003-07-11 JUnit in Action is available through Manning Early Access Programme (MEAP). By subscribing, you get the chapters as they are made available (in PDF). There are currently 3 chapters available and a new one is posted every week.
2003-07-04 The slides from Vincent's presentation at the TheServerSide Symposium about "Unit testing J2EE applications" are available here.
2003-05-29 "JUnit in Action", from Vincent Massol (with Ted Husted) is available for pre-order on Amazon .
2003-05-15 Cactus news are now available as RSS feeds! Point your RSS feed reader to here.
2003-05-15 Vincent Massol and Ted Husted are writing "JUnit in Action", a book on unit testing java applications. Amongst other things, it covers extensively Cactus 1.5 (about 7 chapters covering Cactus). The book will soon be available in bookstores.
2003-05-08 StrutsTestCase v2.0 has been released. It improves support for Struts 1.1 (including better support for testing Tiles and sub-applications), provides several requested enhancements, and fixes many reported defects.
2003-05-04 Transition to a new web site stylesheet that more heavily relies on CSS. Apart from easier maintenance, it should provide a more consistent look as well as far superior printability. Naturally, the new site will look a bit odd on old browsers like Netscape 4.x, but still should be quite usable.
2003-04-08 Release 2.0 of the Cactus plugin for Maven is out. It is now a pure wrapper around the new Cactus/Ant Integration.
2003-02-10 Vincent Massol will be a speaker at the TheServerSide Symposium where he will present Unit Testing J2EE Applications, which talks about Cactus, Mock Objects and AspectJ (AOP).
2003-01-05 StrutsTestCase v1.9.5 has been released. It improves support for Struts 1.1b3 (including support for testing Tiles and sub-applications), provides several requested enhancements, and fixes many reported defects.