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Posted to commits@onami.apache.org by si...@apache.org on 2012/12/08 10:06:11 UTC

svn commit: r1418632 - in /incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt: core.apt guice.apt mock.apt

Author: simonetripodi
Date: Sat Dec  8 09:06:10 2012
New Revision: 1418632

URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=1418632&view=rev
Log:
rebased packages in [test] documentation

Modified:
    incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/core.apt
    incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/guice.apt
    incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/mock.apt

Modified: incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/core.apt
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/core.apt?rev=1418632&r1=1418631&r2=1418632&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/core.apt (original)
+++ incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/core.apt Sat Dec  8 09:06:10 2012
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@
 
 JUnice core - The JUniceRunner
 
-  The core of <JUnice> is the <<<org.nnsoft.guice.junice.JUniceRunner>>> class, that's a
+  The core of <JUnice> is the <<<org.apache.onami.test.JUniceRunner>>> class, that's a
   <JUnit Runner> and extends <org.junit.internal.runners.BlockJUnit4ClassRunner>
   For each test case the <JUniceRunner> initializes a google-guice <injector>
   before that your test case class is instantiated.

Modified: incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/guice.apt
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/guice.apt?rev=1418632&r1=1418631&r2=1418632&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/guice.apt (original)
+++ incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/guice.apt Sat Dec  8 09:06:10 2012
@@ -29,10 +29,10 @@ Guice integration!
   <JUnice> provides a couple of annotations to allow user reusing google-guice
   modules in test classes.
 
-  <<<...@org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.GuiceModule>>> is a class annotation usefull to
+  <<<...@org.apache.onami.test.annotation.GuiceModule>>> is a class annotation usefull to
   indicate a list of google-guice modules class.
 
-  <<<...@org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.GuiceProvidedModules>>> is a method annotation
+  <<<...@org.apache.onami.test.annotation.GuiceProvidedModules>>> is a method annotation
   usefull to indicate a provider method to create a custom google-guice module.
 
 * GuiceModule annotation

Modified: incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/mock.apt
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/mock.apt?rev=1418632&r1=1418631&r2=1418632&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/mock.apt (original)
+++ incubator/onami/trunk/test/src/site/apt/mock.apt Sat Dec  8 09:06:10 2012
@@ -28,14 +28,14 @@ Mock framework
 
   <JUnice> integrates two <Mock frameworks> integrated with <Google Guice>
   to inject the mocked object into bussines logic classes, simply by annotating
-  a test fild with <<<...@org.nnsoft.guice.junice.mock.annotation.Mock>>> annotation.
+  a test fild with <<<...@org.apache.onami.test.mock.annotation.Mock>>> annotation.
   All existing bindins will be replaced with mock object declared into your test class.
 
   JUnice supports this kind of mock:
 
-  * Easy-Mock  (<<<org.nnsoft.guice.junice.mock.annotation.MockType.EASY_MOCK>>>)
+  * Easy-Mock  (<<<org.apache.onami.test.mock.annotation.MockType.EASY_MOCK>>>)
 
-  * Mockito    (<<<org.nnsoft.guice.junice.mock.annotation.MockType.MOCKITO>>>)
+  * Mockito    (<<<org.apache.onami.test.mock.annotation.MockType.MOCKITO>>>)
 
   <<by default>> JUnice creates Easy-Mock mock objects.
 
@@ -56,10 +56,10 @@ public class SimpleTest
 
 * Mock annotation
 
-  <<<org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.Mock>>> is a field annotation used by core <Runner> to
+  <<<org.apache.onami.test.annotation.Mock>>> is a field annotation used by core <Runner> to
   instantiate and inject Mock object into a test case class.
 
-  <<<org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.Mock>>> can be configured with this parameters:
+  <<<org.apache.onami.test.annotation.Mock>>> can be configured with this parameters:
 
 *----+------+------+
 || Property ||  Type   ||  Description     |
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ public class SimpleTest
 *----+------+------+
 | <<namedWith>> | <<<String>>> | Specifies an annotaion <<<String>> that will be used in the <<<Google Guice>>> binder to execute the literal binding. |
 *----+------+------+
-| <<type>> | <<<org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.MockObjType>>> | Specifies the mock type. |
+| <<type>> | <<<org.apache.onami.test.annotation.MockObjType>>> | Specifies the mock type. |
 *----+------+------+
 
  In the following example <HelloWorld> class dependencies will be injected with
@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ public class SimpleTest
 {
 
     //Create and inject a simple EasyMock Strict mock
-    @org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.Mock
+    @org.apache.onami.test.annotation.Mock
     private Service service;
 
     @Inject
@@ -215,8 +215,8 @@ public class SimpleTest
 * Replace module
 
   <JUnice> core <Runner> will replace all existing bindings found into modules declared via
-  <<<...@org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.GuiceModule>>> and <<<...@org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.GuiceProvidedModules>>>
-  with mocked object annotated with <<<org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.Mock>>>
+  <<<...@org.apache.onami.test.annotation.GuiceModule>>> and <<<...@org.apache.onami.test.annotation.GuiceProvidedModules>>>
+  with mocked object annotated with <<<org.apache.onami.test.annotation.Mock>>>
 
   So given google-guice module:
 
@@ -276,28 +276,28 @@ public class TestCustomInjectionTest
 
 * Multiple annotation for same type
 
-   It's possible annotate multiple types with the <<<org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.Mock>>> annotation
+   It's possible annotate multiple types with the <<<org.apache.onami.test.annotation.Mock>>> annotation
 
    The Method <<<GuiceMockModule#configure()>>> creates a binding for each
-   <<<org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.Mock>>> found. The binding will be created <<if and only if>> there is no
-   types conflict beetween declared <<<org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.Mock>>>.
+   <<<org.apache.onami.test.annotation.Mock>>> found. The binding will be created <<if and only if>> there is no
+   types conflict beetween declared <<<org.apache.onami.test.annotation.Mock>>>.
 
 
    A type conflict is detected
 
-   * if two or more field are annotated with the same <<<org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.Mock>>>
-   and no different <<<org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.Mock#annotatedWith>>> parameter are specified for these
+   * if two or more field are annotated with the same <<<org.apache.onami.test.annotation.Mock>>>
+   and no different <<<org.apache.onami.test.annotation.Mock#annotatedWith>>> parameter are specified for these
    annotation or,
 
 
-   * two, or more, equals  <<<org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.Mock#annotatedWith>>> parameter
+   * two, or more, equals  <<<org.apache.onami.test.annotation.Mock#annotatedWith>>> parameter
    are specified for the same type field.
 
 
 
    If a conflict is detected the <<binding will not be created>> for this conflicted type,
    and the field will be injected <<only>> into the test class.
-   So if necessary you have to create a proper binding for this <<<org.nnsoft.guice.junice.annotation.Mock>>> field:
+   So if necessary you have to create a proper binding for this <<<org.apache.onami.test.annotation.Mock>>> field:
 
 +----------------------------------------+
 @RunWith( JUniceRunner.class )