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I’am currently looking for a way to integrate openEJB with dbunit. Every developer in our team uses his own hsqldb on unit test, and we use the “buildSchema” option of openJPA to create the tables automatically

The problem is the openJPA creates the table only by the first use of the correspondant Entity bean, but the injection of the test data by DBunit is done in the @Before phase, in that stage the table does not exist yet, so dbunit fails.

I think I need a way to scan the entity beans in classpath and create the tables anteriorly before dbunit injects the dataset.

Please share your experiences.

]]> Comment on Unit test EJB3 by dblevins http://nasvel.wordpress.com/2008/06/18/unit-test-ejb3/#comment-824 dblevins Thu, 19 Jun 2008 02:22:54 +0000 http://nasvel.wordpress.com/?p=150#comment-824 Great post. You'll be excited to know that the embedded testing technique that we use in OpenEJB is currently slated to be part of EJB 3.1. So if all goes well, you'll start seeing more vendors follow suit. Another EJB 3.1 improvement is that we will definitely be offering standard JNDI names which will also greatly help the testing scenario as there'll be a spec defined name you can use to lookup your ejb from the test case. On the OpenEJB side of JNDI names you can actually set the JNDI names to match Glassfish (or any other <a href="http://openejb.apache.org/3.0/jndi-names.html" rel="nofollow">format</a>) with the following extra line to your test case: <code> props.setProperty("openejb.jndiname.format","{interfaceClass}"); </code> Great post. You’ll be excited to know that the embedded testing technique that we use in OpenEJB is currently slated to be part of EJB 3.1. So if all goes well, you’ll start seeing more vendors follow suit.

Another EJB 3.1 improvement is that we will definitely be offering standard JNDI names which will also greatly help the testing scenario as there’ll be a spec defined name you can use to lookup your ejb from the test case.

On the OpenEJB side of JNDI names you can actually set the JNDI names to match Glassfish (or any other format) with the following extra line to your test case:


props.setProperty("openejb.jndiname.format","{interfaceClass}");

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