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Hello,

So far, I've been using @WireVariable to inject Spring beans on my controllers and it's known to work perfectly.

@WireVariable("someBean") 
private SomeBean someBean;

But here is my question... Is there a way to achieve the same result but with constructor injection? It's a known good practice to inject beans via constructor so it's easy to mock them on unit tests and such. Like this

private final SomeBean somebean;

public MyController(SomeBean someBean) {
    this.somebean = someBean
}

Can this be achieved somehow or I simply cannot unit test a ZK Controller?

Hello,

So far, I've been using @WireVariable to inject Spring beans on my controllers and it's known to work perfectly.

@WireVariable("someBean") 
private SomeBean someBean;

But here is my question... Is there a way to achieve the same result but with constructor injection? It's a known good practice to inject beans via constructor so it's easy to mock them on unit tests and such. Like this

private final SomeBean somebean;

public MyController(SomeBean someBean) {
    this.somebean = someBean
someBean;
}

Can this be achieved somehow or I simply cannot unit test a ZK Controller?