I ran into the same problem the other day. I quickly added a method to
our test helper that we extend to do this. I had a quick look at the
code to see what it was doing for the assertPageLink, and testing
Bookmarkable links is easier...
something like
public void assertBookmarkablePageLink(final String path, final Class
expectedPageClass) {
final BookmarkablePageLink pageLink =
(BookmarkablePageLink)getComponentFromLastRenderedPage(path);
final Class pageClass = pageLink.getPageClass();
Assert.assertEquals("expect bookmarkablepagelink that links to the expected
class",expectedPageClass, pageClass);
}
Alan wrote:
Thanks Martijn for your answer, but I think I didn't make myself clear
enough,
I'm writing a JUnit test for a custom component (subclass of Panel),
This custom component is made of several standard components such as Label,
and BookmarkablePageLink
I want to test that this component is rendered correctly.
So I use a WicketTester to render the Component, then assertLabel for the
Label objects. But I didn't find how to test the BookmarkablePageLink
object.
The only way I found to check that a link is present is to do
assertComponent("mylink",BookmarkablePageLink.class);
but it is not explicit enough to test that the BookmarkablePageLink actually
goes to the Link I have created.
Thus my original question, is there something equivalent to assertLabel, for
a BookmarkablePageLink ?
Or am I mistaking totally? [image: :)]
Alan
2009/4/1 Martijn Dashorst <martijn.dasho...@gmail.com>
clickLink("book");
assertRenderedPage(Book.class);
Martijn
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 11:56 PM, Alan <rckstar2...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi ! I have a very quick question.
Is there a way to test a BookmarkablePageLink ? Something similar to the
assertPageLink method?
Thanks,
Alan
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Jason Lea
