테스트 어디까지 해봤니? Arquillian을 이용한 Real Object 테스트

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The document discusses Arquillian, a testing framework that allows integration tests to be written and run similarly to unit tests. It can package components into deployable archives, launch tests inside a container, and support running tests from an IDE. Benefits include being able to run integration tests incrementally like unit tests without needing to rebuild between test runs.

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