In order to avoid ClassCastException, when constructing a new instance of
WicketTester, initialize it with your MainApplication:
WicketTester tester = new WicketTester(new MainApplication());
Andy Barlow [Deftex] wrote:
>
> I have an application which used Session EJB's to deliver data to
> Wicket pages.
>
> These are looked up using JNDI in the main application class: for the
> sake of argument let's call it MainApplication.java.
>
> I then have a BasePage.java from which all other pages that use these
> EJB's inherit, in which there is a getter that returns the EJB service
> as follows:
>
> public EJBLocal getEJBService() {
> return ((MainApplication)this.getApplication()).
> getEJBService();
> }
>
> It all works nicely, but I want to (retrospectively, slap on the
> wrist) write a test harness to validate the application.
>
> My problem is I get a ClassCastException in BasePage.java because the
> MockWebApplication that WicketTester creates/uses cannot be cast to
> MainApplication.
>
> I've seen examples where Spring beans are mocked off, so I'm sure it's
> possible.
>
> Has anyone got any ideas or suggestions?
>
> Regards,
> Andy Barlow
>
>
>
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