OK. If I have code like this:
| @Entity
| public class Hotel implements Serializable
| {
| ...
| @PrePersist
| public void initialiseRank(){
| int rank= caculate(a+b+c);
| setRank(rank);
| }
|
| @PreUpdate
| public void generateHistoryRecord(){
| save(getOriginalRecord())
| }
|
| @PreUpdate
| public void caculateRank(){
| int rank= x + y + z;
| setRank(rank);
| }
|
| }
|
my integration testing code would look like this:
| Hotel hotel= new Hotel(name);
| em.persist(hotel);
| ...
| Hotel savedHotel=em.find(Hotel.class, id);
| assert checkHotelRank(savedHotel);
|
| savedHotel.getFeedbacks().add(feedback);
| em.persist(savedHotel);
| ...
| assert checkHotelRank(savedHotel);
| assert checkHotelHistory(savedHotel);
|
As you can see, my testing code uses EntityManager. How would you write your
test for this scenario without EntityManager?
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