@Test
public void testGeneric() {
// Check that normal bean injection is working correctly!
assertNotNull(baz2.getCorge());
assertEquals(baz2.getCorge().getName(), "fred");
// Test that the generic configuration injection wiring is working for bar
assertNotNull(bar1.getInjectedMessage());
assertEquals(bar1.getInjectedMessage().value(), "hello1");
assertNotNull(bar2.getInjectedMessage());
assertEquals(bar2.getInjectedMessage().value(), "hello2");
// Check that the generic configuration injection wiring is working for baz
assertNotNull(baz1.getMessage());
assertEquals(baz1.getMessage().value(), "hello1");
assertNotNull(baz2.getMessage());
assertEquals(baz2.getMessage().value(), "hello2");
assertNotNull(baz5.getMessage());
assertEquals(baz5.getMessage().value(), "hello5");
// Check that this isn't affecting annotations on the generic bean without @Inject
assertNull(baz1.getBar().getMessage());
assertNull(baz2.getBar().getMessage());
}
@Test
public void testScope() {
assertNotSame(baz1.getCorge(), baz2.getCorge());
assertNotNull(baz3);
assertNotNull(baz3a);
assertEquals(baz3.getCorge(), baz3a.getCorge());
assertNotNull(baz4);
assertNotNull(baz4a);
assertEquals(baz4.getCorge(), baz4a.getCorge());
assertNotSame(baz3.getCorge(), baz4.getCorge());
}
