Arquillian Warp

Table of Contents

• 1. What is Arquillian Warp?
• 2. Further Reading
• 3. Useful links
• 4. Community

To read the complete documentation, visit https://arquillian.org/arquillian-extension-warp/

1. What is Arquillian Warp?

Arquillian Warp fills the void between client-side and server-side testing. Warp extension allows you to write client-side test which asserts server-side logic.

Using Warp, you can initiate an HTTP request using a client-side testing tool such as WebDriver and, in the same request cycle, execute in-container server-side tests. This powerful combination lets you cover integration across client and server.

Warp effectively removes a need for mocking and opens new possibilities for debugging.

Warp has built-in support for the following frameworks:

• Jakarta Servlet

• Jakarta Faces

Note	Warp version 2.0 (in development) is based on Jakarta EE 10 and requires JDK 11 or newer, while version 1.1 is based on Java EE 8.

2. Further Reading

• Testing JSF with Arquillian Warp and Graphene

• Warp Spring Extension

• Arquillian Warp and TomEE

Release blogs

• http://arquillian.org/blog/tags/warp/

3. Useful links

Issue Tracking

• GitHub Issues

• Jira

4. Community

• Blogs

• Forums

• Roadmap