my test class:
public class myTest extends TestCase{
@Autowired
BeanClass beanObject
public void beanTest()
{
Classdata data = beanObject.getMethod();
}
}
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You probably need to decorate your tests with these annotations:
@ContextConfiguration(locations = {/* your xml locations here */})
@RunWith(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.class)
Or, if you use JUnit 3.x, you should extend from AbstractJUnit38SpringContextTests
Reference: TestContext support classes
Update: The problem seems to be that the context file can't be found (see discussion in comments).
in plain terms.. beanClass is an interface which has certain methods.. i have tagged that beanClass with @Service("beanObject") annotation..that banClass is implemented by beanClassImpl class which has the method implementations.. i need to use those implementations in my testClass to get the data to be compared.. for that i am doing @Autowired beanClass beanObject in my testClass.. m i going terribly wrong somewhere?
More Updates:
Don't annotate the interface, annotate the implementing class. Annotating the interface with @Service
has no effect!