Lukasz,
Mockito is what I am going to use.
But how to deal with those Spring dependencies in the action?
As I said before, when I extend StrutsJUnit4TestCase I get the following
error:
"Looks like the Spring listener was not configured for your web app! "
On the other hand, extending StrutsSpringJ
Yes, use mocks -> Mockito
Regards
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2013/11/28 Damian Blazejewski :
> I don't want to extend StrutsSpringJUnit4TestCase as it enforces me to
> provide all Spring dependencies required by the action itself.
> Although the Struts Action I want to
2013/11/27 Fredrik Andersson :
> I then guess that you agree with me that if it is possible (if you got
> permissions to add permissions) to set the permissions like this instead of
> the OgnlRuntime.setSecurityManager(null);
>
> Do you agree with me?
Yes, for sure :-)
There was even a dedicat
I don't want to extend StrutsSpringJUnit4TestCase as it enforces me to
provide all Spring dependencies required by the action itself.
Although the Struts Action I want to test is dependent only on two Spring
beans, those beans have a lot of other dependencies and so on.
What I would like to do is m
Hello!
Thanks for all help guys!
The permissions worked perfectly, really interesting.
I then guess that you agree with me that if it is possible (if you got
permissions to add permissions) to set the permissions like this instead of the
OgnlRuntime.setSecurityManager(null);
Do you agr
2013/11/26 Damian Blazejewski :
> I have managed to sort it out. My project has two maven modules and one
> parent pom common for those modules.
> Tests are located in on of the submodules.
> As turns out, when I add servlet-api and jsp-api dependencies to the parent
> pom, the error is present.
>
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