David Blevins wrote: > > One way to verify would be to split your test case into two classes; > the TestCase subclass which would do nothing more than setup OpenEJB > via the InitialContext and have a test method that delegated to your > second class which actually did test. The idea being the second class > which references the entity classes wouldn't get loaded until after > the first class has run and setup the dynamic enhancer. > > Let us know if that's the case as we can probably document this kind > of OpenJPA specific testing technique. > -David > >
I had the same thought initially and refactored my test classes to extend an abstract parent with a @BeforeClass annotation that sets my InitialContext. Then I setup lazy bean instantiation in a parent @Before method, and moved all @Entity references inside methods annotated with @Test. Perhaps the parent test class level @Stateful bean references (which reference @Entities) are the culprit? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Enhancer-annoyance-tp17215212p17233957.html Sent from the OpenEJB User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
