Hello everyone,
I'm testing some struts actions that modify some rows in the
database, but I don't want those modifications to stick, because then I
have to set everything back to the way it was to get my database back to
a known state. You'd think that if I changed a row, I could just change
it back, but whoever designed this database put triggers all over the
place, so if you change one thing explicitly, you change several other
things implicitly. So I thought that it would be nice if I could
execute everything within the context of a transaction. To do this I
would need to change the code that gets the connections to the database
to get only one connection, set it so that autocommit is off, and return
that connection whenever a connection is needed. So I have a copy of
the class that has all the database access code in it that has those
modifications, but I only want to use this class for testing,
obviously. Is there a way to use one version of the class for testing
and the other for production? I could do it with ant, I suppose and
just exclude the one and include the other, but is there an easier way?
One that I can use when I run my tests manually? Or is there some other
better alternative for what I'm trying to do?
Thanks,
David
P.S. Sorry if this is a little off topic. I just don't know who else
to ask, and you are all so helpful :-).
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