Very good! I started to use mock version of application context too. The
version which i did looks probably very similar than
ApplicationContextMock (couldn't get it from anoncvs yet). The only
visible difference is that I had put these lines:
SpringContextLocatorMock ctxLocator=new
SpringContextLocatorMock(appctx);
AnnotSpringInjector injector=new
AnnotSpringInjector(ctxLocator);
// 3. set our mock injection environment as active
InjectorHolder.setInjector(injector);
to the constructor of the mock.
--
Joni Suominen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Mon, 2005-12-12 at 00:09 -0800, Igor Vaynberg wrote:
> i just refactored the wicket-contrib-spring project, here are the
> changes
>
> * all jdk 5 stuff has been factored out into
> wicket-contrib-spring-jdk5 project so wicket-contrib-spring can
> compile with 1.4
>
> * the injector for automatic dependencies is now aquired through a
> static methods of the InjectorHolder class. this makes it very easy to
> substitute your own injector, say for unit testing.
>
> * SpringWebPage has been generalized and renamed to InjectableWebPage
>
> * there is now an AnnotSpringWebApplication which automatically puts
> the AnnotSpringInjector into the holder class at startup so you dont
> have to. what this means is that in order to setup automatic injection
> of pages you need to do two things: let your application object extend
> the AnnotSpringWebApplication and let any pages you want to be
> injected extend InjectableWebPage.
>
> * SpringWebApplication now has a few helper methods for creating
> spring proxies in case you do not want to use the injector mechanism
>
> * There is a beginning of the ApplicationContextMock class that can be
> used to simplify unit testing ( this needs a lot more work maybe
> somone has some time )
>
> * http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/Spring has been updated
> to reflect these changes as well as show an example of a unit test for
> a page that uses automatic injetion
>
> ====== migration guide for automatic injection users ======
> extend AnnotSpringWebApplication instead of SpringWebApplication
> change all references to SpringWebPage to InjectableWebPage
> =============================================
>
> thoughts, comments, ideas ?
>
> -Igor
>
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