Package org.apache.wicket.spring.injection.util

Examples of org.apache.wicket.spring.injection.util.Bean


  {
    InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean obj = new InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean();
    Field field = obj.getClass().getDeclaredField("nonExisting");
    try
    {
      final Bean bean = (Bean)factory.getFieldValue(field, obj);
      /*
       * returned bean will not be null even though the bean is not found. what we get instead
       * is a proxy. we invoke a method on the proxy in order to cause it to try to locate the
       * bean and that is when it will fail
       */
      bean.method();
      fail();
    }
    catch (RuntimeException e)
    {
      // expected
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  {
    InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean obj = new InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean();
    Field field = obj.getClass().getDeclaredField("nonExisting");
    try
    {
      final Bean bean = (Bean)factory.getFieldValue(field, obj);
      /*
       * returned bean will not be null even though the bean is not found. what we get instead
       * is a proxy. we invoke a method on the proxy in order to cause it to try to locate the
       * bean and that is when it will fail
       */
      bean.method();
      fail();
    }
    catch (RuntimeException e)
    {
    }
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  {
    InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean obj = new InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean();
    Field field = obj.getClass().getDeclaredField("nonExisting");
    try
    {
      final Bean bean = (Bean)factory.getFieldValue(field, obj);
      /*
       * returned bean will not be null even though the bean is not found. what we get instead
       * is a proxy. we invoke a method on the proxy in order to cause it to try to locate the
       * bean and that is when it will fail
       */
      bean.method();
      fail();
    }
    catch (RuntimeException e)
    {
      // expected
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  {
    InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean obj = new InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean();
    Field field = obj.getClass().getDeclaredField("nonExisting");
    try
    {
      final Bean bean = (Bean)factory.getFieldValue(field, obj);
      /*
       * returned bean will not be null even though the bean is not found. what we get instead
       * is a proxy. we invoke a method on the proxy in order to cause it to try to locate the
       * bean and that is when it will fail
       */
      bean.method();
      fail();
    }
    catch (RuntimeException e)
    {
    }
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  {
    InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean obj = new InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean();
    Field field = obj.getClass().getDeclaredField("nonExisting");
    try
    {
      final Bean bean = (Bean)factory.getFieldValue(field, obj);
      /*
       * returned bean will not be null even though the bean is not found. what we get instead
       * is a proxy. we invoke a method on the proxy in order to cause it to try to locate the
       * bean and that is when it will fail
       */
      bean.method();
      fail();
    }
    catch (RuntimeException e)
    {
    }
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  {
    InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean obj = new InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean();
    Field field = obj.getClass().getDeclaredField("nonExisting");
    try
    {
      final Bean bean = (Bean)factory.getFieldValue(field, obj);
      /*
       * returned bean will not be null even though the bean is not found. what we get instead
       * is a proxy. we invoke a method on the proxy in order to cause it to try to locate the
       * bean and that is when it will fail
       */
      bean.method();
      fail();
    }
    catch (RuntimeException e)
    {
    }
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  {
    InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean obj = new InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean();
    Field field = obj.getClass().getDeclaredField("nonExisting");
    try
    {
      final Bean bean = (Bean)factory.getFieldValue(field, obj);
      /*
       * returned bean will not be null even though the bean is not found. what we get instead
       * is a proxy. we invoke a method on the proxy in order to cause it to try to locate the
       * bean and that is when it will fail
       */
      bean.method();
      fail();
    }
    catch (RuntimeException e)
    {
    }
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  {
    InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean obj = new InjectableWithReferenceToNonexistingBean();
    Field field = obj.getClass().getDeclaredField("nonExisting");
    try
    {
      final Bean bean = (Bean)factory.getFieldValue(field, obj);
      /*
       * returned bean will not be null even though the bean is not found. what we get instead
       * is a proxy. we invoke a method on the proxy in order to cause it to try to locate the
       * bean and that is when it will fail
       */
      bean.method();
      fail();
    }
    catch (RuntimeException e)
    {
    }
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