@Autowired annotation not working in junit for Service class
1
I am trying to test simple CRUD operation. Autowired annotation is working fine for Repository class but not working when I tried to use Service class.
@ExtendWith(SpringExtension.class)
@ContextConfiguration(classes = { SpringDataJpaConfig.class })
class AddCustomerTest {
@Autowired
//This works fine but when I try using CustomerService it shows error
private CustomerRepository customerRepository;
private static final Customer testCustomer = new Customer();
private static final Product testProduct = new Product();
private static final ProductCategory testProductCategory = new ProductCategory();
@BeforeAll
static void setUp() {
testProduct.setProductId(169);
testProductCategory.setProductCategoryId(167);
testCustomer.setCustomerAddress("Kamaladi");
testCustomer.setCustomerEmail("test@gmail.com");
testCustomer.setCustomerName("TestMan");
testCustomer.setCustomerPhoneNo("9834223344");
testCustomer.setFileUploadLocation("Sample");
testCustomer.setProduct(testProduct);
testCustomer.setProductCategory(testProductCategory);
}
@DisplayName("Add Customer Test")
@Test
void addCustomerDataTest() {
customerRepository.save(testCustomer);
Customer expected = customerRepository.findOne(testCustomer.getCustomerId());
System.out.println("Customer Id:" + testCustomer.getCustomerId());
assertEquals(expected.getCustomerId(), testCustomer.getCustomerId(), "---Add CustomerData Test 1 Failed---");
assertEquals(expected.getCustomerAddress(),testCustomer.getCustomerAddress(),"---Add CustomerData Test 2 Failed---");
}
}
spring junit5
asked Apr 12 at 5:23
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I am trying to test simple CRUD operation. Autowired annotation is working fine for Repository class but not working when I tried to use Service class.
@ExtendWith(SpringExtension.class)
@ContextConfiguration(classes = { SpringDataJpaConfig.class })
class AddCustomerTest {
@Autowired
//This works fine but when I try using CustomerService it shows error
private CustomerRepository customerRepository;
private static final Customer testCustomer = new Customer();
private static final Product testProduct = new Product();
private static final ProductCategory testProductCategory = new ProductCategory();
@BeforeAll
static void setUp() {
testProduct.setProductId(169);
testProductCategory.setProductCategoryId(167);
testCustomer.setCustomerAddress("Kamaladi");
testCustomer.setCustomerEmail("test@gmail.com");
testCustomer.setCustomerName("TestMan");
testCustomer.setCustomerPhoneNo("9834223344");
testCustomer.setFileUploadLocation("Sample");
testCustomer.setProduct(testProduct);
testCustomer.setProductCategory(testProductCategory);
}
@DisplayName("Add Customer Test")
@Test
void addCustomerDataTest() {
customerRepository.save(testCustomer);
Customer expected = customerRepository.findOne(testCustomer.getCustomerId());
System.out.println("Customer Id:" + testCustomer.getCustomerId());
assertEquals(expected.getCustomerId(), testCustomer.getCustomerId(), "---Add CustomerData Test 1 Failed---");
assertEquals(expected.getCustomerAddress(),testCustomer.getCustomerAddress(),"---Add CustomerData Test 2 Failed---");
}
}
spring junit5
asked Apr 12 at 5:23
Sanish Maharjan
86
1
You are using spring right? Please post the class in which the autowired-annotation is not working and the service-class
– watchme
Apr 12 at 5:40
1
... and the error you get (if you get an error)
– watchme
Apr 12 at 5:41
Yes, Im using spring. Autowired annotation is not working in Junit Test Class. Error: Unsatisfied Dependency Exception
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 12 at 8:39
I think this link will help you: techbeacon.com/…
– watchme
Apr 12 at 8:53
It will be impossible to assist you without seeing your code and configuration.
– Sam Brannen
Apr 12 at 15:39
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I am trying to test simple CRUD operation. Autowired annotation is working fine for Repository class but not working when I tried to use Service class.
@ExtendWith(SpringExtension.class)
@ContextConfiguration(classes = { SpringDataJpaConfig.class })
class AddCustomerTest {
@Autowired
//This works fine but when I try using CustomerService it shows error
private CustomerRepository customerRepository;
private static final Customer testCustomer = new Customer();
private static final Product testProduct = new Product();
private static final ProductCategory testProductCategory = new ProductCategory();
@BeforeAll
static void setUp() {
testProduct.setProductId(169);
testProductCategory.setProductCategoryId(167);
testCustomer.setCustomerAddress("Kamaladi");
testCustomer.setCustomerEmail("test@gmail.com");
testCustomer.setCustomerName("TestMan");
testCustomer.setCustomerPhoneNo("9834223344");
testCustomer.setFileUploadLocation("Sample");
testCustomer.setProduct(testProduct);
testCustomer.setProductCategory(testProductCategory);
}
@DisplayName("Add Customer Test")
@Test
void addCustomerDataTest() {
customerRepository.save(testCustomer);
Customer expected = customerRepository.findOne(testCustomer.getCustomerId());
System.out.println("Customer Id:" + testCustomer.getCustomerId());
assertEquals(expected.getCustomerId(), testCustomer.getCustomerId(), "---Add CustomerData Test 1 Failed---");
assertEquals(expected.getCustomerAddress(),testCustomer.getCustomerAddress(),"---Add CustomerData Test 2 Failed---");
}
}
spring junit5
asked Apr 12 at 5:23
Sanish Maharjan
86
I am trying to test simple CRUD operation. Autowired annotation is working fine for Repository class but not working when I tried to use Service class.
@ExtendWith(SpringExtension.class)
@ContextConfiguration(classes = { SpringDataJpaConfig.class })
class AddCustomerTest {
@Autowired
//This works fine but when I try using CustomerService it shows error
private CustomerRepository customerRepository;
private static final Customer testCustomer = new Customer();
private static final Product testProduct = new Product();
private static final ProductCategory testProductCategory = new ProductCategory();
@BeforeAll
static void setUp() {
testProduct.setProductId(169);
testProductCategory.setProductCategoryId(167);
testCustomer.setCustomerAddress("Kamaladi");
testCustomer.setCustomerEmail("test@gmail.com");
testCustomer.setCustomerName("TestMan");
testCustomer.setCustomerPhoneNo("9834223344");
testCustomer.setFileUploadLocation("Sample");
testCustomer.setProduct(testProduct);
testCustomer.setProductCategory(testProductCategory);
}
@DisplayName("Add Customer Test")
@Test
void addCustomerDataTest() {
customerRepository.save(testCustomer);
Customer expected = customerRepository.findOne(testCustomer.getCustomerId());
System.out.println("Customer Id:" + testCustomer.getCustomerId());
assertEquals(expected.getCustomerId(), testCustomer.getCustomerId(), "---Add CustomerData Test 1 Failed---");
assertEquals(expected.getCustomerAddress(),testCustomer.getCustomerAddress(),"---Add CustomerData Test 2 Failed---");
}
}
spring junit5
spring junit5
asked Apr 12 at 5:23
Sanish Maharjan
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asked Apr 12 at 5:23
Sanish Maharjan
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edited Apr 13 at 3:54
asked Apr 12 at 5:23
Sanish Maharjan
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asked Apr 12 at 5:23
Sanish Maharjan
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asked Apr 12 at 5:23
Sanish Maharjan
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You are using spring right? Please post the class in which the autowired-annotation is not working and the service-class
– watchme
Apr 12 at 5:40
1
... and the error you get (if you get an error)
– watchme
Apr 12 at 5:41
Yes, Im using spring. Autowired annotation is not working in Junit Test Class. Error: Unsatisfied Dependency Exception
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 12 at 8:39
I think this link will help you: techbeacon.com/…
– watchme
Apr 12 at 8:53
It will be impossible to assist you without seeing your code and configuration.
– Sam Brannen
Apr 12 at 15:39
|
show 3 more comments
1
You are using spring right? Please post the class in which the autowired-annotation is not working and the service-class
– watchme
Apr 12 at 5:40
1
... and the error you get (if you get an error)
– watchme
Apr 12 at 5:41
Yes, Im using spring. Autowired annotation is not working in Junit Test Class. Error: Unsatisfied Dependency Exception
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 12 at 8:39
I think this link will help you: techbeacon.com/…
– watchme
Apr 12 at 8:53
It will be impossible to assist you without seeing your code and configuration.
– Sam Brannen
Apr 12 at 15:39
1
1
You are using spring right? Please post the class in which the autowired-annotation is not working and the service-class
– watchme
Apr 12 at 5:40
You are using spring right? Please post the class in which the autowired-annotation is not working and the service-class
– watchme
Apr 12 at 5:40
1
1
... and the error you get (if you get an error)
– watchme
Apr 12 at 5:41
... and the error you get (if you get an error)
– watchme
Apr 12 at 5:41
Yes, Im using spring. Autowired annotation is not working in Junit Test Class. Error: Unsatisfied Dependency Exception
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 12 at 8:39
Yes, Im using spring. Autowired annotation is not working in Junit Test Class. Error: Unsatisfied Dependency Exception
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 12 at 8:39
I think this link will help you: techbeacon.com/…
– watchme
Apr 12 at 8:53
I think this link will help you: techbeacon.com/…
– watchme
Apr 12 at 8:53
It will be impossible to assist you without seeing your code and configuration.
– Sam Brannen
Apr 12 at 15:39
It will be impossible to assist you without seeing your code and configuration.
– Sam Brannen
Apr 12 at 15:39
|
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@Autowired annotation works fine when your test class has @RunWith(SpringRunner.class)
But if you use @RunWith(MockitoJUnitRunner.class), you should use @Mock instead @Autowired.
Could you share a code?
answered Apr 12 at 6:59
Nikita Sahan
537
1
Im using Junit5 and I am using '@ExtendWith(SpringExtension.class)'. Test works fine in case of Repository class but '@Autowired' is not working when class with '@Service'. I am using Service class to access to db.
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 12 at 8:48
Plz chk the code....This is the sample I want to do. @Nikita Sahan
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 13 at 3:57
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Try add @ComponentScan("xx.xx") in your @Configuration class
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@Autowired annotation works fine when your test class has @RunWith(SpringRunner.class)
But if you use @RunWith(MockitoJUnitRunner.class), you should use @Mock instead @Autowired.
Could you share a code?
answered Apr 12 at 6:59
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Im using Junit5 and I am using '@ExtendWith(SpringExtension.class)'. Test works fine in case of Repository class but '@Autowired' is not working when class with '@Service'. I am using Service class to access to db.
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 12 at 8:48
Plz chk the code....This is the sample I want to do. @Nikita Sahan
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 13 at 3:57
add a comment |
1
@Autowired annotation works fine when your test class has @RunWith(SpringRunner.class)
But if you use @RunWith(MockitoJUnitRunner.class), you should use @Mock instead @Autowired.
Could you share a code?
answered Apr 12 at 6:59
Nikita Sahan
537
1
Im using Junit5 and I am using '@ExtendWith(SpringExtension.class)'. Test works fine in case of Repository class but '@Autowired' is not working when class with '@Service'. I am using Service class to access to db.
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 12 at 8:48
Plz chk the code....This is the sample I want to do. @Nikita Sahan
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 13 at 3:57
add a comment |
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1
1
@Autowired annotation works fine when your test class has @RunWith(SpringRunner.class)
But if you use @RunWith(MockitoJUnitRunner.class), you should use @Mock instead @Autowired.
Could you share a code?
answered Apr 12 at 6:59
Nikita Sahan
537
@Autowired annotation works fine when your test class has @RunWith(SpringRunner.class)
But if you use @RunWith(MockitoJUnitRunner.class), you should use @Mock instead @Autowired.
Could you share a code?
answered Apr 12 at 6:59
Nikita Sahan
537
answered Apr 12 at 6:59
Nikita Sahan
537
answered Apr 12 at 6:59
Nikita Sahan
537
answered Apr 12 at 6:59
Nikita Sahan
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Im using Junit5 and I am using '@ExtendWith(SpringExtension.class)'. Test works fine in case of Repository class but '@Autowired' is not working when class with '@Service'. I am using Service class to access to db.
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 12 at 8:48
Plz chk the code....This is the sample I want to do. @Nikita Sahan
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 13 at 3:57
add a comment |
1
Im using Junit5 and I am using '@ExtendWith(SpringExtension.class)'. Test works fine in case of Repository class but '@Autowired' is not working when class with '@Service'. I am using Service class to access to db.
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 12 at 8:48
Plz chk the code....This is the sample I want to do. @Nikita Sahan
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 13 at 3:57
1
1
Im using Junit5 and I am using '@ExtendWith(SpringExtension.class)'. Test works fine in case of Repository class but '@Autowired' is not working when class with '@Service'. I am using Service class to access to db.
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 12 at 8:48
Im using Junit5 and I am using '@ExtendWith(SpringExtension.class)'. Test works fine in case of Repository class but '@Autowired' is not working when class with '@Service'. I am using Service class to access to db.
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 12 at 8:48
Plz chk the code....This is the sample I want to do. @Nikita Sahan
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 13 at 3:57
Plz chk the code....This is the sample I want to do. @Nikita Sahan
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 13 at 3:57
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Try add @ComponentScan("xx.xx") in your @Configuration class
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You are using spring right? Please post the class in which the autowired-annotation is not working and the service-class
– watchme
Apr 12 at 5:40
1
... and the error you get (if you get an error)
– watchme
Apr 12 at 5:41
Yes, Im using spring. Autowired annotation is not working in Junit Test Class. Error: Unsatisfied Dependency Exception
– Sanish Maharjan
Apr 12 at 8:39
I think this link will help you: techbeacon.com/…
– watchme
Apr 12 at 8:53
It will be impossible to assist you without seeing your code and configuration.
– Sam Brannen
Apr 12 at 15:39