remove the impl (not the interface) otherwise no need of a fallback injector
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2014-05-27 7:11 GMT+02:00 hwaastad :
> Hi Romain
Hi Romain,
did a test this morning, but my project is still not mocking.
(did not build from source, just updated maven repos)
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On 26 May 2014 08:14, mauro2java2011 wrote:
> How i can get the tomee plugin and the maven atchetype updated bot at tomee
> 1.6.0.2 version?
>
hi,
You should just be able to increment the version numbers, which
documentation are you following?
http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.apache.opene
Hi Shikida. I am having your EXACT issue. Could you please elaborate what you
mean by starting tomcat from somewhere else other than eclipse? Is your
project not a local project? Whenever I execute my web application, the URL
says localhost:8080//myproject/. What does yours say?
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Nice! The new snapshot doesn't have the web.xml filter problem.
The java.util.EmptyStackException isn't thrown neither.
It seems perfect and stable! Thank you, Romain!
I am experiencing a memory leak in high load after 10 minutes (it happens
the same with 1.6.0 JAX-RS), but it might be in ObjectD
it is redeployed now
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2014-05-26 9:37 GMT+02:00 zmirc :
> Hi!
>
> I am using @RequestScoped.
>
> I've tried to download the JA
Yep, been down for maint. all day.
Andy.
On 26/05/2014 13:34, hwaastad wrote:
Great!,
I'll test it when the apache snapshot repo is alive:
Return code is: 503 , ReasonPhrase:Service Temporarily Unavailable.
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Great!,
I'll test it when the apache snapshot repo is alive:
Return code is: 503 , ReasonPhrase:Service Temporarily Unavailable.
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Hello
this patch fixes it:
Index:
container/openejb-junit/src/main/java/org/apache/openejb/junit/jee/statement/InjectStatement.java
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container/openejb-junit/src/main/java/org/apache/openejb/junit/jee/statement/InjectStatement.
Hello,
I found the culprit: for some (not yet explained reasons), our gradle script
write a copy of java.nio.charset.* to the WEB-INF/classes directory and
therefore these classes are scanned and found by the IAnnotationFinder.
Sorry for the noise! and thank for the help.
Cheers,
Stan.
- Or
I guess I must be doing something wrong here:
Maybe the inject rule?
https://github.com/hwaastad/ContainerTest.git
@ClassRule
public static final EJBContainerRule CONTAINER_RULE = new
EJBContainerRule();
@Rule
public final InjectRule injectRule = new InjectRule(this,
CONTAINER_RULE);
Think
org.apache.openejb.injection.FallbackPropertyInjector=org.apache.openejb.mockito.MockitoInjector
should work (of course you need openejb-mockito in the classpath)
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Hi Romain,
Have you got a oneliner for the fallback injector property?
(@Property(key=?,value=?)
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Hi
same tricks should work. Just set the fallback injector in properties of
the container and Mockito helper to get @Mock working
(org.mockito.MockitoAnnotations.initMocks()
IIRC)
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Hi,
I've been using App composer and mockito and its working nicely,
However, after reading Romains blog (which has a lot of interesting hints
regarding new feature in TomEE/OpenEJB) about ejbcontainer and junit rules
my question is this.
Is it possible to use mocking in these kinds of scenarios?
Hi
basically it is computed from the classes found in the webapp so java.nio
shouldn't be here in AnnotationDeployer you can find a method
getBeanClasses or something like that.
You can't reproduce it in a shareable sample?
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Hi everyone,
Thank you for the answers and sorry for the late answer. I have dumped the
beans.managedClasses variable (line 186 in CdiScanner).
The set is too big to be printed (1672 classes); almost all classes are from
our application.
not from our applications are:
- some classes of google gu
Hi!
I am using @RequestScoped.
I've tried to download the JAX-RS snapshot from tomee.apache.org, but I got
this error:
500 - Internal Server Error
Exception during reading up an item from FS storage!
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PS: you use @Dependent JAXRS endpoint. Maybe you should use @RequestScoped
(or something else depending your need)
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2014-05-26
Hmm,
would be great if you can reproduce it and share the code on github. If it
needs a high load maybe using ab can be easy enough?
BTW this failling code has been rewritten on trunk so testing on
1.7.0-SNAPSHOT would be great (wait ~ 30mn to let snapshot be uploaded)
Romain Manni-Bucau
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