Arquillian, Drone and Mockito

[malk182]

I trying to use arquillian to test separates parts of my system.

My case is:

Test the view and Managed Bean without the facade.

1 - Drone Open Browser

2 - Click on button

3 - Managed Bean get the event

4 - Call a mocked facade and return a fake value

I dont know how to mock the facade because drone exec on Client Side (@RunAsClient).

Is this possible?

[aslak]

This sounds like a job for Arquillian Warp; arquillian/arquillian-extension-warp · GitHub

It allows you to Assert/Manipulate then Container side while executing your Client requests.

[kpiwko]

Hi Euber,

Drone itself is not capable of this. There are 3 different approaches:

1/ Arquillian Warp allows combination of server side and client side testing arquillian.github.com/docs/warp.adoc at warp-docs · lfryc/arquillian.github.com · GitHub

2/ Deploying "mocked facade" in your application - e.g. preparing alternative CDI Bean or deploying completely different class content

3/ Arquillian Byteman allows you to modify bytecode of deployment directly on server, so you don't have to mock but you can force alternative behavior of deployed classes

For instance, here I'm using Arquillian Spock with Arquillian Byteman to change JPA behavior - https://github.com/kpiwko/arquillian-safari/blob/master/arquillian-rest-scenario/src/test/groovy/com/acme/example/test/FaultInjectionSpecification.groovy

For your purpose, I think Warp is the tool you should be looking into - same as Aslak mentioned. Byteman is the most powerful option, but also the most complicated for setup.

HTH,

Karel