Examples of EJBClientTest

• de.danet.an.util.junit.EJBClientTest
  This class provides a wrapper around a JUnit test that will run the test as the subject identified by LoginContext passed to the constructor.

  The operations performed depend on the context. The default is to simply forward the call to run to the Test passed to the constructor.

  If, however, the class weblogic.security.Security is available, the test will be passed to its runAs method.

  While the usage of the test decorator pattern is straightforward, it imposes some problems when an individual test is to be run in an interactive invironment like Eclipse. There, you can select a test class, but you cannot choose to run this test class only after wrapping it in a decorator.

  As an alternative usage pattern, you can therefore override the run method of your test class. This is not trivial, as EJBClientTest.run must call the super.run of your test class:

   / * Runs the tests with an appropriate login context. * * @param testResult a TestResult value */ public void run(final TestResult testResult) { EJBClientTest.run (new Runnable () { public void run () { ProcLifeCycle.super.run (testResult); } }, loginContext, testResult); }

  @author @version $Revision: 1607 $

Examples of de.danet.an.util.junit.EJBClientTest