I am currently struggeling with an issue which is only of importance in unit
tests. I have a REST-service interface including the annotated service
MyService with the method foo(). Now an implementation MyServiceImpl is
derived adding a setter for a property which shall be exchangable especially
for testing purposes, say, its a printerComponent.
So for a test it is needed to exchange the default printerComponent through
a dummy object:
MyServiceImpl myServiceImpl = new MyServiceImpl();
myServiceImpl.setPrinterComponent( new DummyPrinterComponent() );
In my unit test I want to call the real REST-Method via Proxy, so I use:
MyService service =
JAXRSClientFactory.create("http://localhost:9000/services";,
MyService.class);
Now I have the problem that I have no chance to inject the
dummyPrinterComponent as I get only a proxy. I hoped that I can register the
implementing class within the client factory, but it seems that only
interface types are supported.
Is there any way of working with the implementing class? Of course I don't
want to add the implementation dependend setter/getter method into the
service interface.
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