Hi
I have two classes, DBKeyImpl which implements DBKey and extends
AbstractDBImpl. AbstractDBImpl extends AbstractDB which has a method which
returns the PersistenceManager.
public abstract class AbstractDBImpl extends AbstractDB {
@Override
protected PersistenceManager getPmf()
{
return PMF.get().getPersistenceManager();
}
}
DBKeyImpl extends AbstractDBImpl calls the getPmf(). I want to write a
JUnit which tests DBKeyImpl.
public class DBKeyEventOldTest extends BaseTest
{
public void testAdd()
{
KeyObject keyObject = new KeyObject();
keyObject.setKey("key");
keyObject.setUserid("userId");
DBKey dbKey = new DBKeyImpl();
dbKey.save(keyObject);
...
}
}
GAE does not support sun.reflect.Reflection, so we can't use Reflection
.getCallerClass(arg0).
In order to test the DBKeyImpl and the PersistenceManager, you will use a *
mocked* up PersistenceManager.
Is it possible for me to find the calling class (via reflection) - ie the
test class for me to determine the calling class, so that I can use the
mocked up PersistenceManager?
One work around for this is for me to extend my Testclass to DBKeyImpl and
override the PersistenceManager. This is a hack and is tightly coupled.
Cheers
Patrick
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