I figured it out, was an sl4j version issue. Seems things are working now so
I appreciate the help!
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Can you double check the camel jars in your class path to see if there is
another version of camel jar in your class path?
BTW, can you tell us which ClassDef is not found?
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I changed my import of org.apache.camel.test.CamelTestSupport to
org.apache.camel.test.junit4.CamelTestSupport, and now it generates a
different error within surefire.
Tests in error:
SimpleTest>TestSupport.:55 » NoClassDefFound org/s...
SimpleTest.com.ihg.atp.ess.processor.SimpleTest » NoCla
Still have not been able to figure this out. I tried few simple purely JUnit
tests and they worked fine and were executed by surefire with no issues, but
for some reason once I extend to CamelTestSupport it says no tests were
found no matter what kind of tests are there. Could this be a version
i
For the fixtures in the example, does that need to be embedded into a
Routebuilder? I'm still trying to setup this simple example but unsure how
the fixture here is actually invoked. Currently all of my routes are
actually created in the spring DSL as well. Any elaboration on this would
be helpf
There are a number of examples on the camel testing page. However I can
provide perhaps some information. Mock endpoints are just recorders of
information the previous poster used in example. Normally an endpoint
doesn't keep track of what exchanges go through it but mock ones do. You
can also mock
> I don't really understand yet how mock endpoints work, I am seeking a simple
> example to help get me over this.
You can test your processor with Mock endpoint by using the latter to
catch exchange processed by the former.
// Fixtures
from("direct:test").process(new testProc()).to("mock:test");
I've been reading over all of the test documentation and Mock documentation.
It seems that I should be able to just setup a mock endpoint for the URI of
the processor and use the producer template to send the information to the
endpoint and run the asserts on that endpoint. Is that a proper usage
Hi
in case you want to test the entire route, I’d recommend using a producer
template.
The ProducerTemplate can send an exchange via:
template.send(“your://endoint/uri”, exchange);
Best,
Christoph
On 15 Jan 2014, at 18:48, Castyn wrote:
> So to go a bit further, assuming I setup the produce
Since your bean with the setProcessStatus method requires an exchange,
then you should not really use the producer template.
Just create a new DefaultExchange and popular it with data, and call
the method. Just like regular java code.
On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 6:48 PM, Castyn wrote:
> So to go
So to go a bit further, assuming I setup the producer template to mimic and
exchange to test this method, how then do I send that exchange to the
method? Do I just instantiate the processor within the test case and use
the template.send(Processor) method signature to do this? If so how then do
I
In most cases in my code I utilize processors to do exactly what you mention.
This situation is sort of a special case where I wanted to house all of the
route logic within a single class in the java DSL. Typically in this
project I have setup to use camel-jdbc, camel-cxf, etc as their own
endpoi
Hi,
> I am curious how it would be possible to setup the necessary aspects for a
> unit test of this method? How do you setup an entire exchange in a unit
> test, or is there capabilities built in somewhere I am unaware of?
You can set up exchange fixtures with the appropriate ProducerTemplate
m
Hi
There is a lot of information about testing at
http://camel.apache.org/testing
And also in the books published
http://camel.apache.org/books
On Tue, Jan 14, 2014 at 9:53 PM, Castyn wrote:
> Greetings, I have a question around unit testing within Camel as I am fairly
> new to it. I have a p
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