I'm using Wicket 1.2.6 and I'm not able to create a custom web session. The
code looks like:
@Before
public void setUp() {
tester = new WicketTester();
tester.setSessionFactory(new ISessionFactory() {
@Override
public Session newSession() {
return new
AuthenticatedApplicationWebSession(..);
}
});
..
}
However my newSession() method is never invoked because a new session is
created in the WicketTester default constructor. I think that this is a
known issue that you can get around by extending the WicketTester class and
overriding the getSessionFactory() method. However my question concerns the
case when your custom websession has a constructor parameter that is not a
subclass of WebApplication. For example in this case I have a custom session
called AuthenticatedApplicationWebSession whose constructor looks like:
public AuthenticatedApplicationWebSession(final AuthenticatedWebApplication
application) {
super(application);
..
}
How do you create a mock session for this websession? WicketTester creates a
new instance of MockWebApplication which extends WebApplication and not my
custom AuthenticatedWebApplication. This becomes troublesome because the
constructor of my custom session takes a subclass of
AuthenticatedWebApplication and not a subclass of WebApplication. How should
I go about to test this?
Thanks
Johan
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