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The JVM provided property java.class.path is handy to make sure the spawned process includes the same classpath used by the original Ant JVM. Configuring test cases dynamically Test cases ideally are stateless and can work without any external information, but this is not always realistic. Tests may require the creation of temporary files or some external information in order to configure themselves properly. For example, the test case for our custom Ant task, IndexTask, requires a directory of documents to index and a location to place the generated index. The details of this task and its test case are not covered here, but how those parameters are passed to our test case is relevant. 104

Let s translate the resource bundle and save it as message_de.properties:

The nested <sysproperty> element of <junit> provides a system property to the executing test cases, the equivalent of a -D argument to a Java command-line program:

SelectLanguage = Sprache: PleaseRegisterHint = Neuen Account anlegen... SelectUsernameAndPassword = Benutzername und Passwort w\u00e4hlen PasswordVerify = Passwort (Wiederholung) PasswordVerifyField = Kontrollpasswort Firstname = Vorname Lastname = Nachname Email = E-mail Adresse TooShortOrLongUsername = Minimum 3, maximal 16 Zeichen. NotValidUsername = Ung\u00fcltiger name! {TooShortOrLongUsername} PasswordVerifyFailed = Passworte nicht gleich, bitte wiederholen. UserAlreadyExists = Ein Benutzer mit diesem Namen existiert bereits. SuccessfulRegistration = Registrierung komplett, bitte einloggen: DoRegister = Registrieren Cancel = Abbrechen # Override JSF defaults javax.faces.component.UIInput.REQUIRED = Eingabe erforderlich.

<junit printsummary="false" errorProperty="test.failed" failureProperty="test.failed"> <classpath refid="test.classpath"/> <sysproperty key="docs.dir" value="${test.dir}/org"/> <sysproperty key="index.dir" value="${test.dir}/index"/> <formatter type="xml"/> <formatter type="brief" usefile="false"/> <test name="${testcase}" if="testcase"/> <batchtest todir="${test.data.dir}" unless="testcase"> <fileset dir="${test.dir}" includes="**/*Test.class"/> </batchtest> </junit>

Note that you use UTF sequences to express characters which are not ASCII. If the user selects German in the application and tries to register without completing the form, all messages appear in German (figure 17.12).

The selected language is a session-scoped setting. It s now active until the user logs out (which invalidates the HTTP session). If you also set the localeSelector.cookieEnabled=true switch in seam.properties, the users language selection will be stored as a cookie in the web browser. The last but not least important Seam feature we want to demonstrate is automatic persistence context handling through Seam. If you ve ever seen a LazyInitializationException in a Hibernate application (and who hasn t ), this is the perfect solution.

The docs.dir property refers to the org subdirectory so that only the non-.java files copied from our source tree to our build tree during test-init are seen by IndexTask. Remember that our test reports are also generated under test.dir, and having those in the mix during testing adds unknowns to our test case. Our IndexTaskTest obtains these values using System.getProperty:

All the previous examples in this chapter use the EntityManager that was injected by the EJB 3.0 container. A member field in an EJB is annotated with @PersistenceContext, and the scope of the persistence context is always the transaction started and committed for a particular action method. In Hibernate terms, a Hibernate Session is opened, flushed, and closed for every method called on a session bean. When a session bean method returns and the persistence context is closed, all entity instances you loaded from the database in that bean method are in detached state. You can render these instances on a JSF page by accessing their initialized properties and collections, but you get a LazyInitializationException if you try to access an uninitialized association or collection. You also have to reattach (or merge, with the Java Persistence API) a detached instance if you want to have it in persistent state again. Furthermore, you have to carefully code the equals() and hashCode() methods of your entity classes, because the guaranteed identity scope is only the transaction, the same as the (relatively short) persistence context scope. We ve discussed the consequences of the detached object state several times before in this book. Almost always, we ve concluded that avoiding the detached state by extending the persistence context and identity scope beyond a transaction is a preferable solution. You ve seen the Open Session in View pattern that extends the persistence context to span a whole request. Although this pattern is a pragmatic solution for applications that are built in a stateless fashion, where the most important scope is the request, you need a more powerful variation if you write a stateful Seam application with conversations.

private String docsDir = System.getProperty("docs.dir"); private String indexDir = System.getProperty("index.dir");

If you let Seam inject an EntityManager into your session beans, and if you let Seam manage the persistence context, you ll get the following: