@Test
public void interception() {
// TODO: why do we need storage in this test? Maybe simpler Iterable<Bean> as adapter?
Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new M(), new FinderModule());
Storage storage = injector.getInstance(Storage.class);
Class<MvelExpressionTest.Bean> t = MvelExpressionTest.Bean.class;
storage.register(t);
storage
.begin()
.add(new Update("BEAN-1", "name", "bob"))
.add(new Update("BEAN-1", "value", "27"))
.add(new Update("BEAN-2", "name", "lou"))
.add(new Update("BEAN-2", "value", "23"))
.commit();
MyFinder a = injector.getInstance(MyFinder.class);
List<MvelExpressionTest.Bean> r = Lists.newArrayList(a.foo("27"));
assertThat(Iterables.getOnlyElement(r).name(), equalTo("bob"));
assertThat(Iterables.getOnlyElement(r).value(), equalTo("27"));
}
@Test
public void basics() {
Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new M(), new FinderModule());
MyFinder a = injector.getInstance(MyFinder.class);
MyFinder a1 = injector.getInstance(MyFinder.class);
Assert.assertSame(a, a1);
MyFinder b = Guice.createInjector(new M(), new FinderModule()).getInstance(MyFinder.class);
Assert.assertNotEquals(a, b);
Assert.assertNotEquals(a.hashCode(), b.hashCode());
Assert.assertEquals(a, a);
Assert.assertEquals(a.hashCode(), a.hashCode());
Assert.assertTrue(a.toString().startsWith("DynamicFinder@"));
}