Injecting repository during JerseyTest

[donatellosantoro]

Hi, we are trying to executing a simple test using JerseyTest. However we notice that the CDI is not able to properly injecting the Repository implementation. In particular, we are using:

• jersey
• weld as CDI, using "org.glassfish.jersey.inject:jersey-cdi2-se:+"
• jersey-test-framework (org.glassfish.jersey.test-framework.providers:jersey-test-framework-provider-grizzly2)
• of course jnosql

In this case, in a simple test like the following, the Repository is never bind to any implementation.

public class TestJerseyRepository extends JerseyTest {
    protected Application configure() {
        return new ResourceConfig(UserRepository.class);
    }
    @Test
    public void testSelect() {
        UserRepository userRepository = CDI.current().select(UserRepository.class).get();
    }
}

we got the exception: org.jboss.weld.exceptions.UnsatisfiedResolutionException: WELD-001334: Unsatisfied dependencies for type UserRepository with qualifiers

Other beans are instead injected fine. And also running the app in Tomcat works as expected.

In beans.xml we also enabled bean-discovery-mode="all"

Are we missing something? Thanks

[otaviojava]

The cod looks ok, it version are you using? Btw: I'll release the newest version this weekend.

[otaviojava]

Ciao Donatello, como está?

Could you update to the newest version and tell me if that works? Thank you.

[donatellosantoro]

Ciao Otávio! Thanks for your time and update! JNoSql is really helping us!

We tried the latest version, but we still have the same issue. Currently, we are using

• jnosqlVersion = '1.0.0-b2'
  • jerseyVersion = '2.31'

We also prepared a very small project, to test the issue. If you have time you can have a look here https://github.com/donatellosantoro/jsersey-test

There is a single resource (HelloWorldResource) that needs a repository (UserRepository). Deploying the app on tomcat (./gradlew war) works fine. However, if we try to inject the repository inside tests we still have the WELD-001408 exception. You can easily test using the command ./gradlew test --info

Thanks in advance

[otaviojava]

I trying, I'm not familiar with this tool, but so far what I know is it is not scanning the JNoSQL extensions. It supposed to load the entity and I did not find a log such this:

INFO: Scanned com.example.User loaded with time 13 ms

Furthermore, It does not find the Repository with a log like this:

INFO: Starting to process on documents: 0 databases crud 1 

[donatellosantoro]

Thanks anyway Otávio. In the output log, I can see the message

org.eclipse.jnosql.artemis.document.spi.DocumentExtension onAfterBeanDiscovery
INFO: Starting to process on documents: 0 databases crud 0

So it seems that the extension is loaded, but then it was not able to find any bean to handle.

[donatellosantoro]

Hi Otávio, we tried to remove JNoSQL from the example, asking to inject only the User bean into HelloWorldResource and we still have the same issue during test.

So it is not a problem of JNoSQL. We can close the issue. Thanks again