RequestContext expected, request, wrong

amy

quot;);   loginForm.setPassword(quot;aquot;);       ServletExternalContext externalContext = new ServletExternalContext(servletContext,request,resp  onse);   externalContext.getSessionMap().put(quot;loginFormquot;,lo  ginForm);   ApplicationView view = applicationView(signalEvent(quot;submitquot;,externalConte  xt));      assertViewNameEquals(quot;patientquot;,view);   assertFlowExecutionEnded();       }
junit.framework.ComparisonFailure: The view name is wrong: expected:lt;patientgt; but was:lt;loginForwardgt;

because i am not able to retrive username and password from LoginForm , as i am passing as EXternalContext , but in action i am retrieving as context.getFlowScope.

How to test this senario, can you give me example.

The sessionMap of the external context is the from session and not flow scope.
As far as I can see you are putting the loginForm in the from session:

externalContext.getSessionMap().put(quot;loginFormquot;,lo ginForm);

And your action is trying to retreive it from the flow scope:

LoginForm loginForm = (LoginForm)context.getFlowScope().get(LOGIN_FORM);When running your flow normally (i.e. not in a unit test), who is responsible for putting the loginForm in the flow scope?

Erwin

public LoginFlowAction() {
setFormObjectName(LOGIN_FORM);
setFormObjectClass(LoginForm.class);
setFormObjectScope(ScopeType.FLOW);
}

protected Object createFormObject(RequestContext context) throws Exception {
LoginForm loginForm = null;   if (context.getFlowExecutionContext().getDefinition()  .getId().equals(quot;login-flowquot;)){   loginForm = createFormObjectForLogin(context);   }
   return loginForm;   
}

private LoginForm createFormObjectForLogin(RequestContext context) throws InstantiationException, IllegalAccessException{
LoginForm loginForm;   if (this.getFormObjectClass()== null) {
throw new IllegalStateException(quot;Cannot create form object without formObjectClass being set -- quot;
+ quot;either set formObjectClass or override this methodquot;);
}
if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
logger.debug(quot;Creating new form object of class [quot; + this.getFormObjectClass().getName() + quot;]quot;);
}
loginForm = (LoginForm) this.getFormObjectClass().newInstance();
String username = (String) context.getRequestParameters().get(Constants.USERN  AME);
String password = (String) context.getRequestParameters().get(Constants.PASSW  ORD);
loginForm.setUsername(username);
loginForm.setPassword(password);       return loginForm;
}This API above will make show how , i am creating LoginForm and then in other api i am retrieving using FlowScope.


Originally Posted by klr8The sessionMap of the external context is the from session and not flow scope.
As far as I can see you are putting the loginForm in the from session:

externalContext.getSessionMap().put(quot;loginFormquot;,lo ginForm);

And your action is trying to retreive it from the flow scope:

LoginForm loginForm = (LoginForm)context.getFlowScope().get(LOGIN_FORM);When running your flow normally (i.e. not in a unit test), who is responsible for putting the loginForm in the flow scope?

Erwin

public class LoginFlowAction extends FormAction{

private ILoginService loginService;
private ILookUpService lookupService;
private WordGeneratorWrapper wordGeneratorWrapper;
private Map userRoleMap;   private int maximumCounterValue;   
public static final String LOGIN_FORM = quot;loginFormquot;;
private IEventPublisher forgotPasswordEventPublisher;

public LoginFlowAction() {
setFormObjectName(LOGIN_FORM);
setFormObjectClass(LoginForm.class);
setFormObjectScope(ScopeType.FLOW);
}

/**    * The API createFormObject() is used to create a new form object by     * instantiating the configured form object class.    * @param context - the action execution context, for accessing and setting data in quot;flow scopequot; or quot;request scopequot;     * @return the form object    * @throws java.lang.Exception - the form object could not be created     */
protected Object createFormObject(RequestContext context) throws Exception {
LoginForm loginForm = null;   if (context.getFlowExecutionContext().getDefinition()  .getId().equals(quot;login-flowquot;)){   loginForm = createFormObjectForLogin(context);   }
/*if (context.getFlowExecutionContext().getFlow().getId  ().equals(quot;login-flowquot;)){   loginForm = createFormObjectForLogin(context);   }*/   return loginForm;   
}
/*** The API createFormObjectForLogin() is used to create the login form object that is* used in the login flow.* @param context - The action execution context* @return* @throws InstantiationException* @throws IllegalAccessException*/
private LoginForm createFormObjectForLogin(RequestContext context) throws InstantiationException, IllegalAccessException{
LoginForm loginForm;   if (this.getFormObjectClass()== null) {
throw new IllegalStateException(quot;Cannot create form object without formObjectClass being set -- quot;
+ quot;either set formObjectClass or override this methodquot;);
}
if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
logger.debug(quot;Creating new form object of class [quot; + this.getFormObjectClass().getName() + quot;]quot;);
}
loginForm = (LoginForm) this.getFormObjectClass().newInstance();
String username = (String) context.getRequestParameters().get(Constants.USERN  AME);
String password = (String) context.getRequestParameters().get(Constants.PASSW  ORD);
loginForm.setUsername(username);
loginForm.setPassword(password);       return loginForm;
}
I resending , How i am setting LoginForm to FlowScope. I think that will help to get idea.
I have more than 3 criteria where , i am facing same problem.