TestNG-Abbot is a testing framework that breathes new life into testing GUI components. This article walks you through the hardest part of GUI testing with TestNG-Abbot, which is understanding how a user scenario will play out. Once you've got that down, you'll find it surprisingly easy to isolate GUI components and then verify them using the framework's handy fixture objects.

While many developers are aware of the threats posed by malicious code, and by SQL injection attacks in particular, there are other forms of code injection that are equally dangerous. Learn more about XPath injection, LDAP injection, and command execution injection and view examples of each type of attack. In addition, learn why many preventative actions that are commonly suggested to developers are not helpful, and discover how the creation of whitelists and blacklists can help to protect an application from malicious code injection attacks.

Model-View-Controller (MVC) paradigm is an intuitive and widely accepted strategy in UI design, be it web or rich client. In fact it is so well established as a de-facto standard, that "compliance with MVC" is often used as a way to measure quality of UI frameworks, and even as a marketing slogan. Swing (and AWT) pioneered the use of MVC in Java. Surprisingly Swing stays one of the most convoluted and counterintuitive MVC frameworks with very little guidance on how to do things right. This article discusses problems with Swing application design and shows where and how to apply MVC principles to solve them.

This article discusses strengths and weaknesses of commercially available Capture-and-Replay GUI testing tools (CR-Tools) and presents a pragmatic and economic approach for testing Graphical User Interfaces using such tools.

This case study describes the experiences of Connextra in using XP. Particular emphasis is placed on the interaction design aspects of the project.

This paper describes an approach to integrating user interface design into XP.

This article shows how to write a Java UI in an agile way using Test Driven Development.

A paper addressing the issue of the relationship between a graphical user interface and the underlying model.

This article provides a checklist for testing GUI.