Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005 9:20 AMTo: user-java@ibatis.apache.orgSubject: Re: Mock
for DaoManager
Hmm, ok.Two options to
consider:1) Use dbunit to populate a database, and use your normal
DAOs.2) Create an alternate dao.xml that has your mocked up dao
clas
Can you trim down the data? I was working on a db with ~800G of data,
but it only *needed* a few dozen rows in each table to be usable. I was
not trying to stress test, only unit test.
Larry
On 7/26/05, Akins, Greg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks.
I've
used DbUnit before..
However, t
Title: Message
Thanks.
I've
used DbUnit before..
However, the test data we have is in some cases over 20
million rows.
I had
planned on two sets of tests, 1 would use the actual dao implementations, to
test the mappings. 2 would use mocks to speed up the rest of the
testing.
Hmm, ok.
Two options to consider:
1) Use dbunit to populate a database, and use your normal DAOs.
2) Create an alternate dao.xml that has your mocked up dao classes that return hard-coded values.
I would seriously suggest #1..and yes, I know, it is not what you wanted ("without requiring
a call
Title: Message
Well,
I think I might be on the wrong path...
But
what I was trying to do is replace the call the StandardDaoManager with calls to
a MockDaoManager that would return an instance of a mock dao
object
The
MockDao object would just keep all the "data" in memory and the imple
I am not sure what you are trying to do here..do you want the DAOs
defined in the dao.xml, or do you want to return different ones?
It would be a fairly straightforward exercise to build one that
mimicked the StandardDaoManager class, and exposed the dao maps so you
could replace them.
What is it
Has anyone written a mock object that implements DaoManager for testing?
I started by writing a specific MockDao that returns a specific Dao
implementation; but wanted something that would use the dao.xml. Just
wondering if it's been done already.
-greg
