Rob Dennett <rob_dennett <at> tmit1.org> writes:
> Property bugService
> should be read-only; remove method public abstract void
> view.Browse.setBugService(model.services.BugService).
>
> How do you get around this?
Sorry that I've using this approach to unit test T3 pages only.
I don't know why @InjectObject should insist that the property is
read only if all it does is to define a getter. If this is not
absolutely necessary, you may extend InjectObjectWorker and override
its code:
public void injectObject(...)
{
Defense.notNull(op, "op");
Defense.notNull(propertyName, "propertyName");
Defense.notNull(objectReference, "objectReference");
Class propertyType = op.getPropertyType(propertyName);
if (propertyType == null)
propertyType = Object.class;
//op.claimReadonlyProperty(propertyName);
op.claimProperty(propertyName);
...
}
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