I'm a wicket newbie,
but this was in the javadoc for WicketTester (also your constructor name
'kisspage' doesn't match your class name 'mypage'):
//test code
public void testRenderYourPage()
{
// provide page instance source for WicketTester
tester.startPage(new TestPageSource()
{
public Page getTestPage()
{
return new YourPage("mock message");
}
});
tester.assertRenderedPage(YourPage.class);
tester.assertLabel("yourMessage", "mock message");
// assert feedback messages in INFO Level
tester.assertInfoMessages(new String[] { "Wicket Rocks ;-)" });
}
Instead of tester.startPage(pageClass), we define a ITestPageSource to
provide testing page instance for WicketTester. This is necessary because
YourPage uses a custom constructor, which is very common for transfering
model data, can not be instansiated by reflection. Finally, we use
assertInfoMessages to assert there is a feedback message "Wicket Rocks ;-)"
in INFO level. TODO General: Example usage of FormTester
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