ConversationScoped in Arquillian with WeldEmbedded

[nfeybesse.nfeybesse.middlewarefactory.com]

I have a problem with the conversation context during tests. Conversation Scope is not activated.

Can someone tell me how I can do a mock and activate the conversation context in the WeldEmbedded Container  during unit tests with Arquillian ?

I have many ConversationScoped beans to test and I prefer a light/fast container like WeldEmbeded.

Thanks for your help.

[nickarls]

Personally, I think the conversation scope should be enabled in Arquillian (until someone from the ARQ-team says otherwise).

You could try @Injecting BeanManager, casting it to BeanManagerImpl, acquire the conversation context and activating it manually. Another way might be using the static Container and get the ContextLifecycle service and move on from there but I'm not sure if the static is set correctly in an Arq-test...

[nfeybesse.nfeybesse.middlewarefactory.com]

Thanks Nicklas,

Container.instance().services().get(ContextLifecycle.class).setupConversationContext();

seams to work.

NF

[dan.j.allen]

I ran into the same problem when writing Arquillian tests for the Seam 3 booking example. We need to add this support both in Weld Embedded and in the remote containers. The reason we still need it in the remote containers is because the remote execution of the test goes through a custom servlet, not the JSF servlet. So we have the same problem...no conversation context.

I encourage you to come over to the Arquillian forums to discuss this issue.

[dan.j.allen]

Here's the JIRA. https://jira.jboss.org/browse/ARQ-185

[nfeybesse.nfeybesse.middlewarefactory.com]

I think my problem was a bug in TestNG.

@Test with a timeOut is the problem.

@AfterMethod is called before the Run() method in class Arquillian.java and close the conversation scope.

Without timeOut all is ok and Conversation Scope is activated.

See : My Link

NF

[sviluppatorefico]

What is the ContextLifecycle.class ?

Triing so inside a test, it seems work:

        import org.jboss.weld.Container;

        import org.jboss.weld.context.http.HttpConversationContext;

        .........

        Container.instance().deploymentManager().instance()

                .select(HttpConversationContext.class).get().activate();

[yasharbi]

thanks Luca , your solution is working for me.

I just copied you code in @Before in my test class , and it is working fine