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Using OSGi declarative services in the context of a JUnit test


Using OSGi declarative services in the context of a JUnit test

I'm trying to figure out how to implement multi-bundle integration test in OSGi using JUnit. With integration test, I mean instantiating a subset of the ...

OSGi Mocks - Apache Sling

The OSGi mock context can be injected into a JUnit test using a custom JUnit extension named OsgiContextExtension. This extension takes care of all ...

Testing in OSGi

The intention of an OSGi JUnit test is to test service contracts; in general it is used to test if a provider fulfills the service contract. This means these ...

org.osgi.test.junit5 - GitHub

There are a number of operations that can be performed with or on the OSGi BundleContext . However, this is a low level API that risks exposing other tests ...

Plain JUnit Testing with OSGi (PRELIMENARY) - Bndtools

We define a Bundle Activator is a nested class. This nested class must be created by the OSGi framework as Bundle Activator. It must therefore be a public ...

AEM 6.3, wcm.io: service test not working using OSGi annotations

I am experiencing a test issue. My service tests work for my older services (Felix annotation based -> org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Component)

OSGi Service Test Helper: ServiceRegistrationRule - Code Affine

A JUnit Rule to ease development of OSGi service tests by providing lightweight component registration and automatic cleanup on teardown.

Chapter 11. Testing OSGi based Applications - Spring

By following best practices and using the Spring Dynamic Modules support, your bean classes should be easy to unit test as they will have no hard dependencies ...

112 Declarative Services Specification - OSGi Compendium 7

This model simplifies the task of authoring OSGi services by performing the work of registering the service and handling service dependencies.

OSGi Modularity and Services - Tutorial - vogella.com

The OSGi runtime reads the manifest file of a plug-in during startup. It ensures that all dependencies are present and can also check their dependencies. If all ...

Dynamically configured declarative OSGi services

In the Manifest editor, check Activate this plug-in when one of its classes is loaded. Add org.junit4 to your required bundles and org.osgi.

OsgiContextImpl (AEM Mocks JUnit 5 4.1.9-SNAPSHOT API) - wcm.io

Injects dependencies, activates and registers a DS component in the mocked OSGi environment. T, registerInjectActivateService(@NotNull java.lang.Class ...

OSGi Component Testing - vogella Blog

In my last blog post I talked about Getting Started with OSGi Declarative Services. In this blog post I want to show how to test OSGi ...

Using the OSGi Compliance Tests - Apache Felix

The CT uses BND as its testing harness, which in turn uses the OSGi framework launching and embedding API to configure, launch, and install test bundles. Each ...

Easier integration testing in OSGi: The open source osgi-test project

in an OSGi framework. Such tests allow you to test the actual OSGi ... Java Unit Testing with JUnit - Tutorial - How to Create And Use Unit Tests.

JUnit Test in AEM 6.5 – OSGi service

Create unit test class for an OSGi service. We will extend the Generic Abstract Class created here, In this post we are going to test the RestClient class ...

Chapter 10. Testing with Spring DM - liveBook · Manning

You discovered then that Spring DM provides support for bootstrapping an embedded OSGi container and running JUnit test classes in it. This early coverage gave ...

unittest - Things on a content management system

And especially when your code has dependencies to other OSGI services, tests can get tricky. So today I want to walk you through some unittest I ...

Testing OSGi applications - YouTube

Testing OSGi applications is a little different from other platforms. This talk aims to get people started with testing on OSGi and provide ...

Integration Testing - Bndtools

In this section we will create an OSGi integration test. We will use the bnd-testing-maven-plugin to setup a runtime environment and then run our JUnit tests ...