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I need to simulate JMS behavior while performing automated tests via maven/hudson. I was thinking about using some mock framework i.e. Mockito to achieve that goal but maybe there is some easier tool which can accomplish this task? I have read a little bit about ActiveMQ but from what I have found out it requires to install broker prior using it. In my case it is important to have everything run by maven only because I don't have any privileges to install anything on the build server.
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You can run ActiveMQ in embedded mode - the broker starts within your application and queues are created on the fly. You just need to add
activemq.jarand run few lines of code.On the other hand there is a Mockrunner library that has support for JMS - although it was designed mainly for unit tests, not integration.