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marți, 21 iunie 2016

CDI-JSF: Using CDI alternatives priority (@Priority)


So, since you are familiar with the above post, now let's suppose that we have multiple mock implementations. In such cases, the problem is how to instruct the container to choose between the implementations? The answer relies on alternatives priority!

Basically, we annotate each mock implementation with @Priority and provide a number as the level of priority. The higher number has the higher priority. Here it is three mock implementations with priorities 1,2 and 3:

@Priority(1)
@Alternative
@Stateless
public class FooServiceMock implements IFooService {

 @Override
 public List getAllFoo() {
  return Arrays.asList("foo 1", "foo 2", "foo 3");
 }
}

@Priority(2)
@Alternative
@Stateless
public class BestFooServiceMock implements IFooService {

 @Override
 public List getAllFoo() {
  return Arrays.asList("best foo 1", "best foo 2", "best foo 3");
 }
}

@Priority(3)
@Alternative
@Stateless
public class GreatFooServiceMock implements IFooService {

 @Override
 public List getAllFoo() {
  return Arrays.asList("great foo 1", "great foo 2", "great foo 3");
 }
}

The mock implementation annotated with @Priority(3) has the higher priority. When we run the below code CDI will automatically choose the GreatFooServiceMock:

@Named
@RequestScoped
public class FooBean {

 private static final Logger LOG = Logger.getLogger(FooBean.class.getName());

 @Inject
 private IFooService fooService; // choose GreatFooServiceMock

 public void loadAllFoo() {
  List allfoo = fooService.getAllFoo();

  LOG.log(Level.INFO, "allfoo:{0}", allfoo);
 }
}

Now, we can also write a test using CDI-Unit as below (this will also choose the GreatFooServiceMock):

@RunWith(CdiRunner.class)
@ActivatedAlternatives({FooServiceMock.class, BestFooServiceMock.class, GreatFooServiceMock.class})
public class FooBeanTest {
   
 @Inject
 FooBean fooBean;

 @Test
 @InRequestScope
 public void testStart() {
  fooBean.loadAllFoo();
 }   
}

We can use the @Priority annotation to specify alternatives globally for an application that consists of multiple modules like this:

@Alternative
@Priority(Interceptor.Priority.APPLICATION+10)
public class ...

The complete example is available here.

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