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Integration tests use embedded Modeshape, servlet engine, etc. to run real requests against the code. The web-based tests typically use HttpClient to make requests. Non-web tests, use injection to have the repository and service objects made accessible to the tests (the embedded repository and injection are configured in the src/test/resources directory). Some good examples are in the fcrepo-http-api module (e.g. FedoraNodesIT.java) and fcrepo-kernel module (e.g., FedoraResourceImplIT.java). By convention, integration test classes are named as: <FunctionalClass>IT.java
Remember to follow the Code Style Guide when writing your test classes. This is especially true if writing a test class is your first foray into contributing to Fedora.
Running the tests
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