IngoHofmann
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Posted: May 04, 2009 12:12 by IngoHofmann
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Hey guys, First of all, keep the great work! However, I have some issues with our environment. E.g. the weblets resources can't be found. I found out that the FacesTester ignores the <listener> entries in web.xml. The following has no effect: <listener> <listener-class>net.java.dev.weblets.WebletsContextListener</listener-class> </listener> This is also the reason of other side effects with other required listeners. My first and only idea is to change the FacesTester API to get this: @BeforeClass public static void setUp() throws Exception { tester = new FacesTester(); // WebletsContextListener ServletContextListener wcl = new WebletsContextListenerImpl(); wcl.contextInitialized(new ServletContextEvent(tester.getFacesContextBuilder().getServletContext())); } So I added a getFacesContextBuilder()-Method to be able to initialize the listeners "manually". Of course my own API change has been only for testing purposes. Do you have another ideas to manage this issue? Greetings from Switzerland, Ingo |
How to run listeners?
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by: Jason Lee
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rcoffin
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Posted: May 06, 2009 23:29 by rcoffin
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Hi Ingo, Thanks for trying out FacesTester and for providing us feedback. I think what you've done is a decent approach. It makes sense to me to have your unit test demarcate the "lifetime" of the servlet context by using a @BeforeClass annotation as you did. It seems to me that the ServletContext makes more sense hanging off of the FacesTester object though instead of the builder. I've made this change and checked it into trunk. Does this approach satisfy what you're trying to do? Cheers, Rod |
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IngoHofmann
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Posted: May 07, 2009 08:41 by IngoHofmann
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Hot stuff, Rod, thanks! The next step would be to readout and initialize all listeners that are registered in web.xml. Or is it a to unrealistic dream? |
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IngoHofmann
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Posted: May 08, 2009 14:05 by IngoHofmann
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Hey Rod, I just programmed a "generic" method for initializing listeners and it seems to work. What I would love: 1) Another attribute in FacesConfig: protected List<ListenerMetaData> listeners = new ArrayList<ListenerMetaData>(); 2) Same with filters. 3) Getters for the FacesConfig's attributes. So we could also check the correct configuration. And how could we bind listeners? This is now my only one problem... |
Replies: 4 - Last Post: May 20, 2009 04:24
by: Jason Lee
by: Jason Lee
