Re: SpringComponentInjector and non null fields

2012-02-14 Thread martin.dilger
ok,

understood, thanks.

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Re: SpringComponentInjector and non null fields

2012-02-14 Thread Igor Vaynberg
that is there to give users a chance at test time to override
injection partially, as in

component c=new mycomponent();
c.service1=mock(service.class);
injector.inject(c);

injector will inject everything but service1. key here is to make sure
service doesnt have to be defined in the test's spring context.

-igor

On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 8:08 AM, martin.dilger
 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> thanks, this is true, but I dont think this is the Point I refer to, since I
> call Injector.get().inject(this) in our Test, so I explicitely request
> SpringBean-injection.
> The Problem is this Line in Class Injector:
>
> if (field.get(object) == null)
>                                {
>
>                                        Object value = 
> factory.getFieldValue(field, object);
>
>                                        if (value != null)
>                                        {
>                                                field.set(object, value);
>                                        }
>                                }
>
> Injection only happens, if the Field is non-null.
> I can not think of any use-case why this is?
>
> Any comments?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
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Re: SpringComponentInjector and non null fields

2012-02-14 Thread martin.dilger
Hi,

thanks, this is true, but I dont think this is the Point I refer to, since I
call Injector.get().inject(this) in our Test, so I explicitely request
SpringBean-injection.
The Problem is this Line in Class Injector:

if (field.get(object) == null)
{

Object value = 
factory.getFieldValue(field, object);

if (value != null)
{
field.set(object, value);
}
}

Injection only happens, if the Field is non-null.
I can not think of any use-case why this is?

Any comments?

Thanks in advance!

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Re: SpringComponentInjector and non null fields

2012-02-14 Thread Robert Kühne
There is a remark on this here:
https://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/spring.html


"When doing this it is important to remember not to initialize
dependencies, to null or any other value, e.g.private ContactDao
dao=null;. Don't do this because the injector will run before the
subclass initializes its fields, and so the dao=null will override the
created proxy with null."

Robert

Am 14.02.2012 13:58, schrieb martin.dilger:
> Hi,
>
> I just realized painfully, that SpringComponentInjector only injects Beans,
> when the Fields are non-null.
> Is there a reason for this Behavior?
> The Reason I ask is, we "use" the SpringComponentInjector in all our Tests
> to inject Mocks with Injector.get().inject(this).
> This only works, if we set all Mocks to null in tearDown.
> No problem so far, but this is surely not a typical use case, but
> nonetheless, I would like to know if this is desired, and if we could
> propably allow to configure this behavior (as a flag or whatever?). 
> Just for me to understand this  better.
> Thanks
>
> Martin
>
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SpringComponentInjector and non null fields

2012-02-14 Thread martin.dilger
Hi,

I just realized painfully, that SpringComponentInjector only injects Beans,
when the Fields are non-null.
Is there a reason for this Behavior?
The Reason I ask is, we "use" the SpringComponentInjector in all our Tests
to inject Mocks with Injector.get().inject(this).
This only works, if we set all Mocks to null in tearDown.
No problem so far, but this is surely not a typical use case, but
nonetheless, I would like to know if this is desired, and if we could
propably allow to configure this behavior (as a flag or whatever?). 
Just for me to understand this  better.
Thanks

Martin

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