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Thathula How to write a test class when we have a custom controller which use parameter for id
Hi all,
I've a custom controller and it has a code like this
I need to write a test class for this controller class but i'm stuck, please help me
public class myController{
...variables...
public myController(ApexPages.StandardController stdController) {
this.VR= (Vendor_Registration__c)stdController.getRecord();
this.section=getSection();
}
/*get section */
public String getSection(){
myObjectVR VRObj=My_CommonClass.getCurrentData(VR.id); --> which gives an error coz i don't know how to send a VR.id to My_CommonClass.getCurrentData method..
}
I've a custom controller and it has a code like this
I need to write a test class for this controller class but i'm stuck, please help me
public class myController{
...variables...
public myController(ApexPages.StandardController stdController) {
this.VR= (Vendor_Registration__c)stdController.getRecord();
this.section=getSection();
}
/*get section */
public String getSection(){
myObjectVR VRObj=My_CommonClass.getCurrentData(VR.id); --> which gives an error coz i don't know how to send a VR.id to My_CommonClass.getCurrentData method..
}
before calling the custom controller you need to do the insert statement, and now VR.id exist,
So the code will be similaire to this
@isTest
private class myTestClass_Test{
private static testMethod void myUnitTest() {
Pagereference MyPage = Page.myPage;
Test.setCurrentPage(MyPage);
myObj__c Obj= new myObj__c();
Obj.Name='test obj';
insert Obj;
ApexPages.StandardController sc = new ApexPages.standardController(Obj);
myController testObj = new myController(sc);
testObj.save();
}
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private class myTestClass_Test{
private static testMethod void myUnitTest() {
Pagereference MyPage = Page.myPage;
Test.setCurrentPage(MyPage);
myObj__c Obj= new myObj__c();
ApexPages.StandardController sc = new ApexPages.standardController(Obj);
myController testObj = new myController(sc);
testObj.save();
}
The above code will work perfectly........otherwise can you post your full class code
Thats the issue, Thanks a lot
before calling the custom controller you need to do the insert statement, and now VR.id exist,
So the code will be similaire to this
@isTest
private class myTestClass_Test{
private static testMethod void myUnitTest() {
Pagereference MyPage = Page.myPage;
Test.setCurrentPage(MyPage);
myObj__c Obj= new myObj__c();
Obj.Name='test obj';
insert Obj;
ApexPages.StandardController sc = new ApexPages.standardController(Obj);
myController testObj = new myController(sc);
testObj.save();
}