I often use Mockito and combine it with Spring'...

2013-04-09T08:02:09.513+01:00

I often use Mockito and combine it with Spring's ReflectionTestUtils.setField(...) method to inject mock objects in to Spring beans without the need to use the context files.

Hi, nice article. I have my own custom annotation...

2013-04-02T08:34:07.153+01:00

Hi,
nice article.

I have my own custom annotation validation implementation.
But my implementation depends on service that it will be injected at moment of runtime.

If I follow your approach, problem occurs at the following line:

Set> constraintValidations = validator.validate(myObject);

IMHO, problem lies in fact that my validator expects to have that service.

I would like to test it without involving context files. I do not want to test it like integration test but just as unit test.

I have experience with Mockito, so some kind of that approach would suffice and should work? Do you have any idea how this can be achieved?

Thank You

Roger, nice post. Ross

2013-03-04T21:28:09.309+00:00

Roger, nice post.

Ross

Comments on Captain Debug's Blog: Writng a JSR 303 Custom Constraint

I often use Mockito and combine it with Spring'...

Hi, nice article. I have my own custom annotation...

Roger, nice post. Ross