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How to set runmodes for the sling servlet unit test - Junit5?

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I'm using SlingSettingsService to get runmides in the sling servlet. 

 

Any idea how to set runmodes in the test file uisng Junit5 so the servlet could read them when you run doGet(req, res) test?

 

Thanks,

Eugene 

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Hi,

 

We can use below code to set the run modes

 

@Mock

private SlingSettingsService settingsService;

 

Register the service

context.registerService(SlingSettingsService.class, settingsService);

 

Then set the runmodes required for the test cases as below

 

        Set<String> runModes = new HashSet<>();

        runModes.add("author");

        when(settingsService.getRunModes()).thenReturn(runModes);

 

Hope this helps!

 

 

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Correct answer by
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Hi,

 

We can use below code to set the run modes

 

@Mock

private SlingSettingsService settingsService;

 

Register the service

context.registerService(SlingSettingsService.class, settingsService);

 

Then set the runmodes required for the test cases as below

 

        Set<String> runModes = new HashSet<>();

        runModes.add("author");

        when(settingsService.getRunModes()).thenReturn(runModes);

 

Hope this helps!

 

 

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Your code didn't work for me. I was getting Nullpointer on context.registerService(SlingSettingsService.class,settingsService);

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I've come up with the working solution

Runmodes are passed to the servlet. Here's the example:

 

private DataUpdate servlet;
@Mock
private MockSlingHttpServletRequest req;
@Mock
private SlingSettingsService settingsService;
@Mock
private SlingSettingsService settingsService;

@BeforeEach
void setUp() {
servlet = context.registerInjectActivateService(new DataUpdate());
}
@Test
void doGet() throws ServletException, IOException {
context.runMode("author");
req = context.request();
res = context.response();
servlet.doGet(req, res);
}