Hi,
you have to use a new FormTester instance after executing the Ajax event:
...............
formTester = tester.newFormTester(path)
formTester.select("field1", "aaaa"); // required field
formTester.select("field2", "bbbb"); // required field
.....
formTester.select("firstDropDownSelect", 0);
wicketTester.executeAjaxEvent("detailsForm:firstDropDownSelect","change");
formTester.select("secondDropDownSelect", 0);
formTester = tester.newFormTester(path);
formTester.submit()
...............
Executing a request (e.g. via executeAjaxEvent) 'consumes' the current
request and WicketTester sets up a new 'empty' request.
A new FormTester will fill the parameters of that new request with the
current state of your components.
Hope this helps
Sven
Hi,
you have to use a new FormTester instance after executing the Ajax event:
...............
formTester = tester.newFormTester(path)
formTester.select("field1", "aaaa"); // required field
formTester.select("field2", "bbbb"); // required field
.....
formTester.select("firstDropDownSelect", 0);
wicketTester.executeAjaxEvent("detailsForm:firstDropDownSelect","change");
formTester.select("secondDropDownSelect", 0);
formTester = tester.newFormTester(path)
formTester.submit()
...............
Executing a request (e.g. via executeAjaxEvent) 'consumes' the current
request and a new one is set up by WicketTester.
Otherwise the values of the form
On 01.06.20 09:59, leodali83 wrote:
Hello everybody,
I'm developing a web application built on Wicket 8.
Now i'm testing a form containing 2 DropDownChoice, the selection of the
first one should refresh elements to be choose on the second through the
Ajax "change" event.
When i submit my form and I test feedback messages displayed during the
process, the form seems to have lost all the other field setted before the 2
drop downs below:
...............
formTester.select("field1", "aaaa"); // required field
formTester.select("field2", "bbbb"); // required field
.....
formTester.select("firstDropDownSelect", 0);
wicketTester.executeAjaxEvent("detailsForm:firstDropDownSelect",
"change");
formTester.select("secondDropDownSelect", 0);
...............
The Wicket Tester fails the test stating "field1" and "field2" are required
fields, although I setted it correctly... :/
If I try the same behaviour interactively, it works fine.
What am I missing from my test?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions,
Leonardo
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