Re: FW: testing controls

[Christopher Snow <sn...@coralms.com>]

Jason,

Thanks for your help!

My solution is below.

Chris



@ControlImplementation
public class MyControllerImpl implements MyController, Serializable {
   private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

   @Control
   private ExampleWebServiceClientControl exampleWebServiceClientControl;

   // business method delegating to exampleWebServiceClientControl
   public void confirm() {
      exampleWebServiceClientControl.hello();
   }
}


public class MyControllerImplTest extends TestCase {

   // the mock environment
   Mockery mockery = new Mockery();

   public void test() throws ControlTestException {

      // The control we want to test
      MyControllerImpl control = new MyControllerImpl();

      // a delegate control that is used by the control we are testing
      final ExampleWebServiceClientControl mockWScontrol =
mockery.mock(ExampleWebServiceClientControl.class);

      injectDependencies(control, mockWScontrol);

      mockery.checking( new Expectations () {{
         // expect mockWS.hello() to be called once
         one ( mockWScontrol ).hello();
      }});

      // run the business method
      control.confirm();

      // verify our expectations
      mockery.assertIsSatisfied();
   }

   /**
    *  Sets the private control variables of the object under test to
    *  simulate the variables being injected
    */
    private void injectDependencies(MyControllerImpl controller, final
ExampleWebServiceClientControl mockWScontrol) {
       Field field = null;
       try {
          field =
controller.getClass().getDeclaredField("exampleWebServiceClientControl");
          field.setAccessible(true);
          field.set(controller, mockWScontrol);
       } catch (Exception e) {
          e.printStackTrace();
       }
    }
}





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