The Testify documentation seems to imply that if its jar is present on
your class path, you can use @Inject within your tests just like you
would in a page class and get services from your IOC registry. (http://tapestry.formos.com/nightly/tapestry-testify/#Inject_services_into_tests
).
However it doesn't seem to be working the way I expect. Is there some
other setup that needs to take place?
public class SimpleTest2 extends AbstractIntegrationTestSuite
{
@Inject
IDataSource datasource;
@Test
public void dataSourceTest() throws Exception {
assertNotNull(datasource); // This fails in the test.
}
}
datasource is null in this case, but I know it is in the registry
correctly because I can use datasource injected like this within a
page class.
Mark
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