Paul,
I tried the trick w/ the RequestCache; however, it blows up when I try to
cast the page instance that I pick up from the cache. When I debug it, it
does show that it's the same class (as is stated in the exception); however,
because of the class transformations (or maybe some classloader issues) or
something else I can't cast to the original class.
Any other ideas of I can get a page from this cache and invoke a method
on it ?
@Test
public void testStupidPageUnitTest() throws Exception {
Object o = cache.get("stupid").getRootElement().getComponent();
// this is where the cast fails
Stupid s = (Stupid)o;
System.out.println("Found page : " + o);
}
testStupidPageUnitTest(com.troymaxventures.zadachite.pagetests.StupidPageTest)
Time elapsed: 23.21 sec <<< FAILURE!
*java.lang.ClassCastException: samples.pages.Stupid cannot be cast to
samples.pages.Stupid*
at
com.troymaxventures.zadachite.pagetests.StupidPageTest.testStupidPageUnitTest(StupidPageTest.java:60)
Cheers,
Alex K
On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 9:27 AM, Paul Field <paul.fi...@db.com> wrote:
> akochnev <akoch...@gmail.com> wrote on 31/01/2010 11:26:53:
>
> > The next thing I'm trying to work out is use Testify for unit-like
> > testing. The idea was that I could possibly instantiate the page class
> > myself (e.g. w/o having to ask the tester to render the page), inject
> the
> > dependencies (using tester.injectInto(pageInstance) ) that are needed
> for a
> > particular method and then just invoke the method.
>
> The injectInto() method is designed to populate fields in a test *before*
> any of the setup is done - so it doesn't really expect to work with the
> @ForComponents annotations.
>
> You could let Tapestry do the instantiation of the page for you. I think
> this will work (although it uses internal services so it might work now
> but not in a future Tapestry version):
>
> @Inject
> private RequestPageCache cache;
>
> public void test() {
> StupidPage page =
>
> (StupidPage)cache.get("mypages/stupidPage").getRootElement().getComponent();
> page.myMethod();
> }
>
> This potentially has the advantage that all the transformations have been
> done on the class - so it behaves more like the page actually will.
>
> Out of interest, what kind of tests need the instance of the page class? I
> haven't felt the need so far so I wonder if I'm missing out on something
> :-)
>
> Paul
>
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