Hi JS,
James pointed out that ContextTestSupport is actually available in the
camel-core test-jar: "most [camel] modules include in the pom.xml the
test-jar for camel-core (or camel-spring) to reuse ContextTestSupport
which is a handy base class for booting up a context, defining some
rules and providing a ton of helper methods".
You might find this useful too:
http://activemq.apache.org/camel/mock.html (linked from
http://activemq.apache.org/camel/cookbook.html). You will find lots of
examples in the camel tests.
For running tests using Spring, you may want to use the
SpringTestSupport class from the camel-spring component.
Cheers,
Hadrian
jsbournival wrote:
Hello,
I'm a little stuck. I want to test a Camel app using TestNG. But I can't
figure out how to structure my stuff:
- First, I want to start the CamelContext via the Spring Context I have in
my webapp (/WEB-INF/context.xml)
- Then I want to be able to fire messages to various endpoints ... but I
can't find doc on this.
Testing is a priority on our future project, so this one is important and I
want to set it up right.
Thank you for your answers,
JS.
