모듈에 모의 인스턴스가있는 경우 RoboGuice 인젝터를 만드는 동안 프로세스가 충돌합니다.
단위 테스트에서 RoboGuice 및 AndroidMock 프레임 워크를 사용하는 데 문제가 있습니다. 내 문제를 보여주기 위해 간단한 프로젝트를 만들었습니다. 여기에서 모의 인스턴스를 만들고 RoboGuice에 등록합니다. 그러나 프로세스는 "setUp ()"과 "test01 ()"메소드 사이에서 충돌합니다. 내가 짐작했듯이 모듈에 모의 인스턴스가있는 경우 Injector가 생성 될 때 실제로 프로세스가 충돌합니다.
모의 인스턴스를 인터페이스를 구현하는 클래스의 인스턴스로 바꾸면 모든 것이 잘 작동합니다.
아무도이 문제를 해결하는 방법을 알고 있습니까?
내 테스트 코드는 다음과 같습니다.
public class testInjectMock extends RoboUnitTestCase<MyApplication> {
protected void setUp() throws Exception {
InterfaceToMock instance = AndroidMock.createNiceMock(InterfaceToMock.class); AndroidMock.expect(instance.SimpleMethod()).andStubReturn("Hello!");
MyModule myMockModule = new MyModule();
myMockModule.setMockedInstance(instance);//Comment this string to get into the test01() method
MyApplication.setMyModule(myMockModule);
super.setUp();
}
public void test01() {
//It never comes here
}
}
모듈 소스 코드 :
public class MyModule extends AbstractAndroidModule {
protected InterfaceToMock mockedInstance;
public void setMockedInstance(InterfaceToMock mockedInstance) {
this.mockedInstance = mockedInstance;
}
@Override
protected void configure() {
if(mockedInstance != null)
bind(InterfaceToMock.class).toInstance(mockedInstance);
}
}
logcat 출력 :
05-23 16:17:07.135: INFO/DEBUG(27): Build fingerprint: 'generic/sdk/generic/:2.1-update1/ECLAIR/35983:eng/test-keys'
05-23 16:17:07.135: INFO/DEBUG(27): pid: 2025, tid: 2031 >>> InjectMock.test <<<
05-23 16:17:07.145: INFO/DEBUG(27): signal 11 (SIGSEGV), fault addr 00000000
05-23 16:17:07.155: INFO/DEBUG(27): r0 0011b218 r1 43d1caa0 r2 00000000 r3 00000000
05-23 16:17:07.155: INFO/DEBUG(27): r4 43d1caa0 r5 0011b218 r6 451c0e30 r7 4000a958
05-23 16:17:07.155: INFO/DEBUG(27): r8 ad00f380 r9 00138de0 10 426bda34 fp 00138de0
05-23 16:17:07.155: INFO/DEBUG(27): ip 00000002 sp 451c0dc0 lr ad05ad1d pc ad05a804 cpsr 00000030
05-23 16:17:07.295: INFO/DEBUG(27): #00 pc 0005a804 /system/lib/libdvm.so
05-23 16:17:07.305: INFO/DEBUG(27): #01 pc 0005ad18 /system/lib/libdvm.so
05-23 16:17:07.305: INFO/DEBUG(27): #02 pc 00054a4a /system/lib/libdvm.so
05-23 16:17:07.315: INFO/DEBUG(27): #03 pc 00013f58 /system/lib/libdvm.so
05-23 16:17:07.325: INFO/DEBUG(27): #04 pc 00019888 /system/lib/libdvm.so
05-23 16:17:07.335: INFO/DEBUG(27): #05 pc 00018d5c /system/lib/libdvm.so
05-23 16:17:07.335: INFO/DEBUG(27): #06 pc 0004d6d0 /system/lib/libdvm.so
05-23 16:17:07.345: INFO/DEBUG(27): #07 pc 0004d702 /system/lib/libdvm.so
05-23 16:17:07.355: INFO/DEBUG(27): #08 pc 00041c78 /system/lib/libdvm.so
05-23 16:17:07.365: INFO/DEBUG(27): #09 pc 00010000 /system/lib/libc.so
05-23 16:17:07.365: INFO/DEBUG(27): #10 pc 0000fad4 /system/lib/libc.so
05-23 16:17:07.375: INFO/DEBUG(27): code around pc:
05-23 16:17:07.385: INFO/DEBUG(27): ad05a7f4 ffff5ae0 fffe57c4 6801b5f8 6a8b1c05
05-23 16:17:07.385: INFO/DEBUG(27): ad05a804 1c30681e ff5ef7ff 28001c04 6840d018
05-23 16:17:07.395: INFO/DEBUG(27): ad05a814 d0152800 37101c27 d0112f00 f7ff1c28
05-23 16:17:07.395: INFO/DEBUG(27): code around lr:
05-23 16:17:07.405: INFO/DEBUG(27): ad05ad0c f7ff1c20 bd10ff7b 6804b510 fd70f7ff
05-23 16:17:07.405: INFO/DEBUG(27): ad05ad1c 28001c01 f7ffd102 e002f859 f7ff1c20
05-23 16:17:07.415: INFO/DEBUG(27): ad05ad2c bd10ff6d 4c24b5f0 1c0d1c06 48236a81
05-23 16:17:07.425: INFO/DEBUG(27): stack:
05-23 16:17:07.425: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0d80 43d20870 /dev/ashmem/mspace/dalvik-heap/2 (deleted)
05-23 16:17:07.425: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0d84 00000354
05-23 16:17:07.425: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0d88 00000022
05-23 16:17:07.425: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0d8c ad043693 /system/lib/libdvm.so
05-23 16:17:07.425: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0d90 ad07ff50 /system/lib/libdvm.so
05-23 16:17:07.425: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0d94 00000024
05-23 16:17:07.425: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0d98 00000354
05-23 16:17:07.425: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0d9c ad0170ac /system/lib/libdvm.so
05-23 16:17:07.425: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0da0 00000000
05-23 16:17:07.435: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0da4 afe0f2c0 /system/lib/libc.so
05-23 16:17:07.435: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0da8 ad080c00 /system/lib/libdvm.so
05-23 16:17:07.435: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0dac 00000002
05-23 16:17:07.435: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0db0 00000354
05-23 16:17:07.445: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0db4 43d20870 /dev/ashmem/mspace/dalvik-heap/2 (deleted)
05-23 16:17:07.445: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0db8 df002777
05-23 16:17:07.455: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0dbc e3a070ad
05-23 16:17:07.455: INFO/DEBUG(27): #00 451c0dc0 00000000
05-23 16:17:07.455: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0dc4 43d1caa0 /dev/ashmem/mspace/dalvik-heap/2 (deleted)
05-23 16:17:07.455: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0dc8 451c0e38
05-23 16:17:07.455: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0dcc 451c0e30
05-23 16:17:07.455: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0dd0 4000a958 /dev/ashmem/mspace/dalvik-heap/zygote/0 (deleted)
05-23 16:17:07.455: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0dd4 ad05ad1d /system/lib/libdvm.so
05-23 16:17:07.465: INFO/DEBUG(27): #01 451c0dd8 417a0b5c /data/dalvik-cache/system@framework@core.jar@classes.dex
05-23 16:17:07.475: INFO/DEBUG(27): 451c0ddc ad054a4f /system/lib/libdvm.so
Unfortunately, if there's an issue with the setup steps for RoboGuice & unit testing, you can get this sort of error. No magic short answer, but rather a set of steps to follow exactly.
BTW, you're using RoboGuice 1.1 - AbstractAndroidModule & RoboUnitTest no longer exist in RoboGuice 2.0. RoboGuice 1.1 is deprecated, so best overall solution is to move to newest version according to these instructions Upgrading to 2.0.
However, just in case you're attached to RoboGuice 1.1, here's some steps to follow:
- Don't have inconsistent generated code/build files after refactoring/changing package names etc. Delete generated code, do a Clean & Build, even recreate a new project and copy source files in.
- Have your app code in one project (RoboGuice dependent, Instrumentation/RoboUnitTestCase/AndroidMock independent). You app code project has within lib: guice-2.0-no_aop.jar and roboguice-1.1.2.jar.
- Have your unit test code in another project that references it (RoboGuice independent, Instrumentation/RoboUnitTestCase/AndroidMock independent). Instructions here Before You Get Started. Your test code project has within lib: AndroidMockGenerator.jar.
In your app project, your App + Module classes look something like this:
package com.mypackage; import android.app.Instrumentation; import android.content.Context; public class MyApplication extends roboguice.application.RoboApplication { static MyModule myModule; // this constructor usually called by app public MyApplication(Context context) { super(); attachBaseContext(context); } // This constructor called by unit tests. This is unfortunately small amount of // 'abstraction leakage' of unit test needs into app code. public MyApplication(Instrumentation instrumentation) { super(); attachBaseContext(instrumentation.getContext()); } public static void setModule(MyModule module) { MyApplication.myModule = module; } public static MyModule getModule() { return MyApplication.myModule; } }
And
package com.mypackage; public class MyModule extends roboguice.config.AbstractAndroidModule { // this will be injected protected UsefulObject myUsefulInstance; public void setUsefulObject(UsefulObject usefulInstance) { this.myUsefulInstance = usefulInstance; } public UsefulObject getUsefulObject() { return this.myUsefulInstance; } @Override protected void configure() { bind(UsefulObject.class).toInstance(myUsefulInstance); }
}
In your test project, your test case class looks something like this:
import android.test.suitebuilder.annotation.LargeTest; import com.mypackage.MyApplication; import com.mypackage.MyModule; import com.mypackage.UsefulObject; //import com.mypackage.UsefulObjectSimpleImplementation; import android.test.suitebuilder.annotation.MediumTest; import android.test.suitebuilder.annotation.SmallTest; import com.google.android.testing.mocking.AndroidMock; import roboguice.test.RoboUnitTestCase; public class TestMyModule extends RoboUnitTestCase<MyApplication> { @Override protected void setUp() throws Exception { UsefulObject instance = // new UsefulObjectSimpleImplementation(); AndroidMock.createNiceMock(UsefulObject.class); MyModule mockModule = new MyModule(); mockModule.setUsefulObject(instance); MyApplication.setModule(mockModule); super.setUp(); } // Make sure you use one of the @*Test annotations AND begin // your testcase's name with "test" @MediumTest public void test01() { AndroidMock.expect(MyApplication.getModule().getUsefulObject(). simpleMethod()).andStubReturn("Hello!"); }
}
Ensure that for the test project, the AndroidManifest.xml file has the following entry:
<instrumentation android:name="android.test.InstrumentationTestRunner" android:targetPackage="com.mypackage" android:label="Tests for com.mypackage"/>
- Before running your test, ensure your emulator is started and is running healthily, by running a different, simple "Hello World" app first. When this succeeds, then run your app. Lastly, run your test project.
Should work after this. Best of luck & let me know!
Unfortunately this is a bug in Android itself. See the bug report here. The VM crashes when it tries to look for annotations on a Proxy, which is what AndroidMock uses when mocking an interface.
The workaround is to create in instance of a class that implements the interface, as you pointed out in your question. You could try making a pure abstract class that implements the interface without implementing any methods, then use AndroidMock to mock that class instead of the interface. This should avoid the creation of a Proxy.
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