| Hi All,
I am putting some unit tests together and am running upon an oddity that I don't understand (and trying to tell myself that WebObjects isn't being end-of-lifed because everything is "legacy" documentation - I'm freaking out!). Anyways, if I do this:
public class PurchasingTest extends XTest {
public class ECLogger{ public void logECMsg(NSNotification n){ Logger.getLogger( this.getClass()).debug( "EC sent " + n.name()); } }
@Test public void simpleECChangeTest(){ EOEditingContext ec = ERXEC.newEditingContext(); ec.lock(); NSNotificationCenter.defaultCenter().addObserver(new ECLogger(), new NSSelector("logECMsg", new Class[]{NSNotification.class}), null, ec); User user = Utils.newEntityForClass(ec, User.class); ec.saveChanges(); // NSNotificationCenter.defaultCenter().addObserver(new ECLogger(), // new NSSelector("logECMsg", new Class[]{NSNotification.class}), // null, // ec); user.setNickname("friend"); ec.saveChanges(); ec.unlock(); } }
I get nothing in the log. If I switch the comments to add the observer at the latter spot, then I get this in the console, which looks okay to me:
7170 [main] DEBUG tests.PurchasingTest$ECLogger - EC sent EOEditingContextWillSaveChanges 7171 [main] DEBUG tests.PurchasingTest$ECLogger - EC sent EOObjectsChangedInStoreNotification 7171 [main] DEBUG tests.PurchasingTest$ECLogger - EC sent EOObjectsChangedInEditingContextNotification 7171 [main] DEBUG tests.PurchasingTest$ECLogger - EC sent ObjectsWillChangeInEditingContext 7181 [main] DEBUG tests.PurchasingTest$ECLogger - EC sent EOEditingContextDidSaveChangesNotification 7183 [main] DEBUG tests.PurchasingTest$ECLogger - EC sent EOObjectsChangedInStoreNotification 7183 [main] DEBUG tests.PurchasingTest$ECLogger - EC sent EOObjectsChangedInEditingContextNotification
I don't get it. Any ideas? I thought maybe it had something to do with the save, but the fact is that I am running the exact same routine with the same EO data and everything. The only thing that is different is where I add the observer. I am on 5.3 still and using Wonder for 5.3.
Thanks in advance, John |