1.) Can Cactus be used within an EJB3 / Java Enterprise 5 Environment?
I guess, the answer given in the mailing list is also true for me,
right?
[quote Petar Tahchiev]: First no, Cactus currently does not support
J2EE 1.5.
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg07439.html
But then, does this mean Cactus is of no use for me? I would not mind
if Cactus is unable to start and stop Glassfish, or to undeploy and
deploy my application, I can do this myself. I would be happy to have
Cactus run inside my Glassfish container, and I could then run the
tests by hand using my webbrowser.
To demonstrate this possibility, I wrote a sample application using
http://jakarta.apache.org/cactus/writing/howto_ejb_j2eeri.html and
http://jakarta.apache.org/cactus/integration/integration_browser.html
as guidelines. I can now call http://localhost:8080/Sukkulent-war/ServletTestRunner?suite=sukkulent.web.MyTestsuite&xsl=cactus-report.xsl
and I get a nice report.
2.) How can my Cactus TestSuite get a reference to an EJB3 Session bean?
Even though I am happy to have the above mentionned sample application
running, I am still having difficulties. The one thing that is not
working is this: My Cactus Testcase cannot reference my EJBs. The
usual @EJB injection simply does not work...
public class MyTestsuite extends ServletTestCase {
private MySessionBeanLocal mysessionbean;
// ...
@Override
public void setUp() {
// TODO: How can I get a reference to my EJB Session Bean?
}
public void testXXX() throws Exception {
assertNotNull(mysessionbean);
}
}
How can my Cactus Testcase get a reference to MySessionBean? I would
preferably use the local interface since the rest of my application
does not need remote interfaces... Please help!
On 19.05.2008, at 22:32, Johannes Harms wrote:
Could you help me to find out if Cactus is right for me?
(I am sorry if my questions seem stupid, please don't be offended! I
am new to Cactus and relatively new to the Java Enterprise World. I
did search through the mailing lists and I have read some of the
documentation..)
1.) Does Cactus support EJB3 testing?
Can I run Cactus Tests inside the Glassfish server to test my EJBs?
Can I use the annotation-based Java Enterprise Dependency Injection
to get references to my EJBs? E.g could I inject @EJB private EJB
myEJB; into my Cactus test case? Although not necessary (I could use
JNDI instead to lookup the EJB), it would be very convenient.
2.) Given my situation, would you recommend Cactus?
For our project, we are using Glassfish, EJB3 and JSF to provide a
webbased interface for database-driven application. I am looking for
a solution to testing our EJB business logic (mainly EJB3 Entity
Beans and stateless Session Beans). Because the business logic EJBs
make use of dependency injection (injection of other EJBs, of the
PersistenceContext and the SessionContext), I would prefer the tests
to run in the EJB component's natural environment instead of a
mocked test environment. This is how I came to search for in-
Container testing strategies and found the Cactus Project...
thank you and with kind regards,
Johannes (from Austria)
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