On 9/19/07, John Krasnay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Sounds like you still need a Spring context for your unit tests, to give > createSpringBeanProxy something to work with. Not a huge deal but still > a minor complication. With the annotation approach, I can just ignore > the annotation and inject a stub using the setter. But if you can't use > Java5 it's kinda moot.
Thanks John, excellent point. Actually I think this really throws a wrench into my testing. I'm not sure what SpringWebApplication class has going on behind the scenes that I'm relying on for Spring injection. Those that have used this proxy approach before with SpringWebApplication, are there some examples how to run your unit tests with this in place? - Rick
