Re: Writing a unit test that goes through result-types

I always test against my real production struts.xml because I need to be sure it is correct. I want my test to ensure the Actions, Results, and Interceptors are all configured correctly. I see your struts-test package does NOT extends="struts-default", so you are missing all the default configur

Re: Writing a unit test that goes through result-types

Hi Greg / all, I've gone back to Greg's example and I'm getting the stack trace below. From what I've read, it is because I'll need to define an object factory for my test to run. My application is using a combination of Struts 2 and Spring 2. I've created a struts-test.xml that bypasses so

Re: Writing a unit test that goes through result-types

I found an article on how to statically load Tiles to get past the container issue. I found a web site that explained how to initialize the tiles container. See below: protected void setUp() throws Exception { if (applicationContext == null) { // this is the first time s

Re: Writing a unit test that goes through result-types

Thanks for the tip Greg. I quickly went through the debugger based on the example here: http://depressedprogrammer.wordpress.com/2007/06/18/unit-testing-struts-2-actions-spring-junit/ and I learned two things. 1. execute() does call getSettings(). All that CRUD nonsense was me not being su

Re: Writing a unit test that goes through result-types

You can take a look at this: http://glindholm.wordpress.com/2008/06/30/unit-testing-struts-2-actions/ I've used it to unit test actions all the way through interceptors, validation, actions, and results including freemarker result types. Timothy Astle wrote: > > I had tried using proxy.execut

Re: Writing a unit test that goes through result-types

I had tried using proxy.execute(), which will use Struts. Maybe that's where I'm a bit lost. I don't implement execute() because of my CRUD approach. Can someone point me to some appropriate struts 2 junit tests so I can figure this out? Musachy Barroso wrote: you are creating an action

Re: Writing a unit test that goes through result-types

you are creating an action and invoking a method on it, Struts is not involved at all in that. You might want to look at the struts junits to see how you can invoke an action. musachy On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 12:57 PM, Timothy Astle wrote: > I'm following the approach given here for writing unit