arboliveira/liferay-portal-jsp-unit-test

Liferay Portal JSP Unit Test examples

Liferay Portal JSP Unit Test examples

How to test actual rendered HTML from your Portal JSP pages and taglibs, without the need to start a web container.

Highlights

JSP: assert rendered HTML

liferay-portal-jsp-unit-test/src/test/java/com/liferay/jsp/portlet/blogs/PortletBlogs_view_entry_content_Jsp_Test.java

Lines 70 to 92 in 7ad1855

	@Test
	public void test1Comment() throws Exception {
	testCommentCount(1, "1 comment");
	}
	@Test
	public void testNComments() throws Exception {
	testCommentCount(142857, "142857 comments");
	}
	protected void testCommentCount(int commentCount, String rendered)
	throws Exception {
	when(
	blogsJSP.commentManager.getCommentsCount(
	anyString(), anyLong())).thenReturn(commentCount);
	ResponseContent response = engine.execute();
	response.assertContains(
	"<a href=\"portletURL#blogsCommentsPanelContainer\" >"
	+ rendered
	+ "</a>");
	}

Taglibs: assert rendered HTML

liferay-portal-jsp-unit-test/src/test/java/com/liferay/jsp/taglib/ui/discussion/TaglibUIDiscussion_page_jsp_Test.java

Lines 200 to 222 in 7ad1855

	response.assertContains("<textarea class=\"field form-control\" " +
	"id=\"" + randomNamespace + "editReplyBody" + messagesCount +
	"\" " +
	"name=\"editReplyBody" + messagesCount + "\" " +
	"title=\"reply-body\" wrap=\"soft\" style=\"height: 100px;\" >" +
	body +
	"</textarea>");
	response.assertLookingAt(".*" +
	Pattern.quote(
	"<a href=\"javascript:if (confirm(" +
	"&#039;are-you-sure-you-want-to-delete-this&#039;" +
	")) { " +
	randomNamespace +
	"deleteMessage(" +
	messagesCount +
	"); } else { self.focus(); }\" " +
	"class=\" taglib-icon\" id=\"") +
	"........" +
	Pattern.quote(
	"\" >" +
	"<i class=\"icon-remove\"></i>" +
	"<span class=\"taglib-text \">delete</span>"));

Portal page rendering: convenience mocks

liferay-portal-jsp-unit-test/src/test/java/com/liferay/test/portal/jsp/LiferayJSPTestSetUp.java

Lines 194 to 206 in 7ad1855

	private void setUpLanguageUtil() {
	Language language = mock(Language.class);
	when(
	language.get((HttpServletRequest)any(), anyString())).then(
	returnArgumentAsIs(1));
	when(
	language.get((Locale)any(), anyString())).then(
	returnArgumentAsIs(1));
	new LanguageUtil().setLanguage(language);
	}

Portal infrastructure: convenience mocks

liferay-portal-jsp-unit-test/src/test/java/com/liferay/test/portal/jsp/LiferayJSPTestSetUp.java

Lines 77 to 88 in 7ad1855

	liferayPortletRequest = mock(LiferayPortletRequest.class,
	withSettings().extraInterfaces(RenderRequest.class));
	liferayPortletResponse = mock(LiferayPortletResponse.class,
	withSettings().extraInterfaces(RenderResponse.class));
	ServletTester tester = engine.getServletTester();
	tester.setAttribute("liferayPortletRequest", liferayPortletRequest);
	tester.setAttribute("liferayPortletResponse", liferayPortletResponse);
	tester.setAttribute("themeDisplay", themeDisplay);
	tester.setAttribute("locale", Locale.US);

How to use

Your workspace must have a working "portal-master" project.

Eclipse, "Import", "Existing Maven project".

Run the tests using the liferay-portal-jsp-unit-test launch configuration.

Under the hood

If you ever need to configure a new Liferay Portal JSP Unit Test project from scratch.

Eclipse project, Java Build Path

Required projects in the build path -> portal-master

Libraries -> portlet.jar - portal-master/lib/global

Launch configuration

Classpath, User Entries -> Maven Dependencies before liferay-portal-jsp-unit-test

Source, Source Lookup Path -> portal-master before Default

Acknowledgements

Adapted from work by Günther Enthaler, who wrote the original Jetty JSP unit test simple example.

https://github.com/genthaler/jetty-jsp-unit-test-simple/