Hi Marios,
Have you had a look at the on-line wicket guide?
https://wicket.apache.org/guide/guide/testingspring.html
That is a really good chapter for setting up Wicket Spring testing.
I hope that helps,
Lucas
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Thank you both for your answers.
Recent versions of Spring have their own way of creating a mock servlet
context and their own mock sessions and requests (MockHttpServletRequest)
and those cannot be combined with wicket (at least I didn't find a way to
do it), because if you go that route there
Hi all,
Might I ask if there are any pointers to writing tests for wicket that can
successfully access wicket's session (i.e. Session.get()) and spring's
session (i.e. use session scoped beans either by autowiring or using the
spring injector)?
Thanks
Marios
Hi,
WicketTester.getSession() returns the Wicket session. You can cast it to
your specialization.
Spring stores its session-scoped beans in as attributes in the http
session. There is a dummy http session in WicketTester tests so everything
should be fine. You don't need to do anything special
