Package io.github.cdiunit

package io.github.cdiunit

CDI Unit provides annotation-driven unit and integration testing support for applications using CDI that is agnostic of the actual testing framework in use. The same techniques and annotation-based configuration used in, for example, a JUnit environment can also be applied to tests written with TestNG, etc.

Related Packages

Package	Description
io.github.cdiunit.ejb	Jakarta Enterprise Beans support classes for the CDI Unit.
io.github.cdiunit.jaxrs	Jakarta RESTful Web Services support classes for the CDI Unit.
io.github.cdiunit.junit4	Support classes for integrating the CDI Unit with the JUnit 4 (version 4.12 or higher).
io.github.cdiunit.resource	Jakarta Annotations support classes for the CDI Unit.

Class	Description
ActivatedAlternatives	@ActivatedAlternatives adds classes to the CDI environment that are not discovered automatically and marks them as an activated alternative as if they were specified in beans.xml.
ActivateScopes	Activate listed scopes for the duration of the test.
ActivateScopes.All	Container annotation for repeatable ActivateScopes.
AdditionalClasses	@AdditionalClasses adds classes to the CDI environment that are not discovered automatically.
AdditionalClasspaths	@AdditionalClasspaths adds all the classes in a particular classpath entry to the CDI environment that are not discovered automatically.
AdditionalPackages	@AdditionalPackages adds all the classes in a particular package entry to the CDI environment that are not discovered automatically.
ContextController	Use to explicitly open and close Request, Session and Conversation scopes.
IgnoredClasses	@IgnoredClasses prevent classes from being automatically added to the CDI environment.
InConversationScope	Starts a conversation around the annotated method.
InRequestScope	Starts a request around the annotated method.
InSessionScope	Starts a session around the annotated method.
Isolation	Defines the isolation level for a test case.
IsolationLevel
ProducerConfig
ProducesAlternative	@ProducesAlternative causes a produced variable or method to act as an enabled alternative overriding any other suitable injections.