Tayeb,
The point of MockRoundTrip is to simplify the use of Stripe's other
mock objects simulate an HTTP request/response. The set/
addParameter(...) methods are for defining the form properties that
represent a form submission - so it can only take string parameters.
In your second bit of code, you are attempting to retrieve an
ActionBean before the MockRoundTrip has been executed - but the
JavaDoc for the MockRoundTrip class notes that getActionBean(Class)
returns the ActionBean that was instantiated to handle the request.
Your test code is trying to 'manually' inject your AuthorService and
BrikManager - it won't work that way because you don't have control
over the instantiation of the BrikActionBean.
Assuming AuthorService and BrikManager are Spring-managed beans, you
need to set things up so that your BrikActionBean gets access to those
instances by itself. One option is to use Stripe's Spring support, and
another is to just have your ActionBean access the Spring context
directly.
Stripe's Spring support relies on a Spring WebApplicationContext being
available. This is common in Spring-based web apps - a Spring
application context is configured and made available via the
ServletContext. In a regular web app, you would do this by configuring
Spring's org.springframework.web.context.ContextLoaderListener or a
Filter/Servlet based alternative in your web.xml. For unit testing,
you can set the context up in a test fixture:
If you're not doing it already, the Stripes unit testing doc
recommends that you have a test fixture that sets up a
MockServletContext instance for use by all your unit tests'
MockRoundTrips. This replaces what web.xml does for you in a real
servlet container. In that fixture, you should set up the Stripes
filter and also a Spring org.springframework.web.filter.RequestContextFilter
.
Hope this helps,
Chris.
On Aug 27, 2008, at 9:33 AM, Tayeb Taouti DR Tes Appl. Java wrote:
Hello,
I use some diff. objects in an action bean I want to test (following http://www.stripesframework.org/display/stripes/Unit+Testing)
.
I have bean able to test it only by calling the action bean directly:
bean = new BrikActionBean();
bean.setAuthorService(authorService);
bean.setBrikManager(brikManager);
bean.editObjectsButton();
...
but cannot run it using the MockRoundtrip.
If I use the it, I can't find a way to set the objects.
MockRoundtrip.set/addParameter(...) takes only strings, and I cannot
set objects directly into the action bean,
nor pass a processed bean into MockRoundtrip e.g.:
MockRoundtrip trip = new MockRoundtrip(ctx, BrikActionBean.class);
BrikActionBean bean = trip.getActionBean(BrikActionBean.class);
bean.setBrikManager(brikManager);
bean.setAuthorService(authorService);
trip.execute("editObjectsButton");
doesn't work.
I have had a hard time trying to use TestNG but dropped it and used
JUnit and extend:
AbstractTransactionalSpringContextTests to set the beans.
Am I getting something wrong?
/Tayeb
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