I'm using Play framework 2.4.6 with Ebean and Java.
When I run my tests, I cannot set the value of any field. I think the bytecode enhancement (automatic getter/setter generation) doesn't work.
My test (keep calm, the framework is supposed to put the getter/setter for "name"):
@Test
public void createAndUpdate() {
running(fakeApplication(), new Runnable() {
public void run() {
Usuario newUser = new Usuario("bob@gmail.com", "secret", "Spongebob Squarepants");
newUser.save();
Usuario alterUser = Usuario.find.where().eq("email", "bob@gmail.com").findUnique();
alterUser.name = "another name";
alterUser.update();
Usuario bob = Usuario.find.where().eq("email", "bob@gmail.com").findUnique();
assertNotNull(bob);
assertEquals("another name", bob.name);
}
});
}
I tried using save()
instead of update()
with no desired results.
The test fails; output:
[error] Test IntegrationTest.createAndUpdate failed: expected:<[another name]> but was:<[Spongebob Squarepants]>, took 0.228 sec
I've read that Play bytecode enhancement doesn't work for the code into the "test" directory. According to this post http://ift.tt/1Tl4bEl, I need to configure the buid.scala
file like this http://ift.tt/1XYbwbX
The post is for the version 2.0.x so it uses the build.scala
file, but for 2.4.x the build settings are into build.sbt
and I haven't achieved to load it without errors.
The question is, How can I configure the build settings file to work as the above post states but using the new build.sbt
style?
I also tried to use the old build.scala
only, but it gives me errors in every line.
I'm aware that the easiest solution is to manually put the getters/setters, but I'd like to try using the Play style.
Any help would be appreciated.
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