INTSAMPLES-42 rename readme.txt files to README.md
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Example test cases that show advanced techniques to test Spring Integration based applications.
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For basic testing examples see: *basic/testing-examples*
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For basic testing examples see: **basic/testing-examples**
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## Examples
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...jms.JmsMockTests.java
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**jms.JmsMockTests.java**
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This test case shows how to test an integration flow that uses JMS inbound channel adapter
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by using Mockito to mock a JmsTemplate (and dependent JMS objects). The example flow in
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src/main/resources/integration-config.xml does not depend on JMS but includes some additional
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error handling on errorChannel. The errorChannel is configured on the JMS adapter. So
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We want test the entire flow for cases in which an invalid message is received via JMS and routed
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to errorChannel. How do we do this without requiring a JMS message broker?
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This test case shows how to test an integration flow that uses JMS inbound channel adapter by using **Mockito** to mock a *JmsTemplate* (and dependent JMS objects). The example flow in **src/main/resources/integration-config.xml** does not depend on JMS but includes some additional error handling on **errorChannel**. The **errorChannel** is configured on the JMS adapter. So we want test the entire flow for cases in which an invalid message is received via JMS and routed to **errorChannel**. How do we do this without requiring a JMS message broker?
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