Hi,
I don't know how this could help because I've been away from lift code
for a long time. But I remember that I tried to use mocks with JMock
and specs in order to specify the "example" site (\liftweb\sites
\example\src\test\scala\net\liftweb\example\snippet).
The idea was to simulate a session:
inSession {
// do your test here
}
This works with the following code (see the WikiSpec.scala file):
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class MockRequest extends Specification with JMocker with ClassMocker
{
var request: Req = mock[Req]
var httpRequest: HttpServletRequest = mock[HttpServletRequest]
var session: LiftSession = mock[LiftSession]
def createMocks = {
request = mock[Req]
httpRequest = mock[HttpServletRequest]
session = mock[LiftSession]
expect {
0.atLeastOf(httpRequest).getCookies
0.atLeastOf(request).request.willReturn(httpRequest)
}
}
def inSession(f: => Any) {
S.init(request, session) {
f
}
}
def unsetParameter(name: String) {
expect {
0.atLeastOf(request).param(equal(name)).willReturn(None)
}
}
def setParameter(name: String, value: String) {
expect {
0.atLeastOf(request).param(equal(name)).willReturn(Some(value))
}
}
}
========================
Unfortunately, I remember that we had compilation issues when
upgrading to scala-2.7.2 and as a result, most of the code is
commented out.
I've recently started to integrate Mockito and Powermock to specs and
that may prove a decent way to support unit testing using "S" methods.
Eric.
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