Hi Ivan,
The faceted object assigned in the facet instance will only be set when you install a facet (using the FacetFactory).
The facet values in the UISelectOne can only be used after they are installed in a given project.
Therefore, as a rule of thumb, don't expect the faceted object to be set on the Facet objects returned from UISelectOne.getValueChoices unless they are explicitly installed in the faceted project (eg FacetFactory.install() is called).
Best Regards,
George Gastaldi
Hey everybody,I am trying to add a test for the TestingSetupCommand, part of the testing addon, that I want to develop. What is particular about this command and the addon:- They use the simple furnace container instead of cdi- The command has UISelectOne input which values are supposed to be implementations of the TestingFacet interface (JUnitTestingFacet and TestNGTestingFacet)The testing facet base class that is extended by both facet implementations has a method that returns the dependency facet of the currently selected project:private DependencyFacet getDependencyFacet()
{
return getFaceted().getFacet(DependencyFacet.class);
}And this method works fine when it is called when the test sets up the test project. However, when I "select" a testing framework form the UISelectOne, the value that I get back (in my case TestNGTestingFacet) does not have a valid origin field (it's null). Is it possible that upon setup the UISelectOne's items are not initialized properly?You can check the code in my repository:Just put a breakpoint in AbstractTestingFacet::getDependencyFacet and run TestSetupCommandTest::testSetupTestNG. Check the content of the getFaceted() return value.Thanks,Ivan
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