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* public class YourTestClass * { * // Parameterless construction brings up the default Alfresco spring configuration. * @ClassRule public static final ApplicationContextInit APP_CONTEXT_RULE = new ApplicationContextInit(); * private static NodeService NODE_SERVICE; * * @BeforeClass public static void initSpringServices() throws Exception * { * NODE_SERVICE = (NodeService) APP_CONTEXT_RULE.getApplicationContext().getBean("nodeService"); * } * } ** * @author Neil Mc Erlean * @since Odin */ public class ApplicationContextInit extends ExternalResource { /** * The locations for the application context configurations. */ private final String[] configLocations; /** * The initialised {@link ApplicationContext spring context}. */ private ApplicationContext appContext; /** * Construct a JUnit rule which will bring up a spring ApplicationContext based on the default Alfresco spring context. */ public ApplicationContextInit() { this(new String[0]); } /** * Construct a JUnit rule which will bring up an ApplicationContext based on the specified spring contexts. * * @param configLocations locations of spring contexts */ public ApplicationContextInit(String... configLocations) { this.configLocations = configLocations; } /** * This factory method constructs a JUnit rule which will bring up an ApplicationContext consisting * of the default Alfresco context with any additionConfigLocations appended. It is a convenient way to specify * override contexts in test code. * * @param additionalConfigLocations addition config locations containing additional or overriding beans. */ public static ApplicationContextInit createStandardContextWithOverrides(String... additionalConfigLocations) { List