Thanks ... I think building the registry by hand is the way I should go...
On 10/3/06, James Carman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You can either build up your registry by hand using the RegistryBuilder
(do
not call constructDefaultRegistry) or you can test your service
implementations outside the
You can either build up your registry by hand using the RegistryBuilder (do
not call constructDefaultRegistry) or you can test your service
implementations outside the registry and plug in the dependencies (perhaps
using mock objects) by hand. I usually like to test outside the registry if
at all
