AbstractTestNGSpringContextTests with prototype scope












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Does AbstractTestNGSpringContextTests supports spring scopes ?
I am trying to set a prototype scope to my class but I keep getting the same instance from different threads (as "singleton")



My Configuration class:



@Configuration
@ComponentScan
@PropertySource("classpath:/sut/${env}")
public class TestConfig {

@Autowired
private Environment env;

@Bean
public ZookeeperDriver zookeeper() throws Exception {
return new ZookeeperDriver(env.getProperty("zookeeper.host"), env.getProperty("zookeeper.internalIp"));
}

@Bean
public UserAgent userAgent() throws Exception {
return new UserAgent(env.getProperty("userAgent.europeAgentIp"),
env.getProperty("userAgent.europeAgentIp2"),
env.getProperty("userAgent.apacAgentIp"),
env.getProperty("userAgent.useastAgentIp"),
env.getProperty("userAgent.uswestAgentIp"),
env.getProperty("userAgent.stabilityAgentIp"),
env.getProperty("userAgent.parisAgentIp"));
}

@Bean
public IpSecUserAgent ipSecUserAgent() throws Exception {
return new IpSecUserAgent(env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.amsAgentIp"), env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.amsAgentIntIp"),
env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.svAgentIp"), env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.svAgentIntIp"));
}

@Bean()
public IpSecGateway ipSecGateway() throws Exception {
return new IpSecGateway(env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.amsGatewayIp"),
env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.amsGatewayIntMask"),
env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIp"),
env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIntMask"),
env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIp2"),
env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIntMask2"));
}
}


My class



    @Component
@Scope("prototype")
public class IpSecGateway extends UserAgent {

private GatewayHost amsGw;
private GatewayHost svGw;
private GatewayHost svGw2;
private List<GatewayHost> gatewayHosts = new ArrayList<>();
String message;

public String getMessage() {
return message;
}

public void setMessage(String message) {
this.message = message;
}

public IpSecGateway(String amsGatewayIp, String amsGatewayIntMask,
String svGatewayIp, String svGatewayIntMask, String svGatewayIp2,
String svGatewayIntMask2 ) throws Exception {
super("");
this.amsGw = new GatewayHost("ams", amsGatewayIp, amsGatewayIntMask);
this.svGw = new GatewayHost("sv", svGatewayIp, svGatewayIntMask);
this.svGw2 = new GatewayHost("sv2", svGatewayIp2, svGatewayIntMask2);
gatewayHosts.add(amsGw);
gatewayHosts.add(svGw);
gatewayHosts.add(svGw2);
}

public GatewayHost getAmsGw() {
return amsGw;
}

public void setAmsGw(GatewayHost amsGw) {
this.amsGw = amsGw;
}

public GatewayHost getSvGw() {
return svGw;
}

public void setSvGw(GatewayHost svGw) {
this.svGw = svGw;
}

public GatewayHost getSvGw2() {
return svGw2;
}

public void setSvGw2(GatewayHost svGw2) {
this.svGw2 = svGw2;
}

public List<GatewayHost> getGatewayHosts() {
return gatewayHosts;
}

public void setGatewayHosts(List<GatewayHost> gatewayHosts) {
this.gatewayHosts = gatewayHosts;
}
}


Injection in base class:



@ContextConfiguration(classes = TestConfig.class)
@Listeners({HtmlReporter.class, SlackDriver.class})
public class BaseTest extends AbstractTestNGSpringContextTests {
@Autowired
protected IpSecUserAgent ipSecUserAgent;
@Autowired
protected IpSecGateway ipSecGateway;

}


When I try to call the ipsecGateway instance from different threads - I get the same instance each time (e.g. getMessage)










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    Does AbstractTestNGSpringContextTests supports spring scopes ?
    I am trying to set a prototype scope to my class but I keep getting the same instance from different threads (as "singleton")



    My Configuration class:



    @Configuration
    @ComponentScan
    @PropertySource("classpath:/sut/${env}")
    public class TestConfig {

    @Autowired
    private Environment env;

    @Bean
    public ZookeeperDriver zookeeper() throws Exception {
    return new ZookeeperDriver(env.getProperty("zookeeper.host"), env.getProperty("zookeeper.internalIp"));
    }

    @Bean
    public UserAgent userAgent() throws Exception {
    return new UserAgent(env.getProperty("userAgent.europeAgentIp"),
    env.getProperty("userAgent.europeAgentIp2"),
    env.getProperty("userAgent.apacAgentIp"),
    env.getProperty("userAgent.useastAgentIp"),
    env.getProperty("userAgent.uswestAgentIp"),
    env.getProperty("userAgent.stabilityAgentIp"),
    env.getProperty("userAgent.parisAgentIp"));
    }

    @Bean
    public IpSecUserAgent ipSecUserAgent() throws Exception {
    return new IpSecUserAgent(env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.amsAgentIp"), env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.amsAgentIntIp"),
    env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.svAgentIp"), env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.svAgentIntIp"));
    }

    @Bean()
    public IpSecGateway ipSecGateway() throws Exception {
    return new IpSecGateway(env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.amsGatewayIp"),
    env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.amsGatewayIntMask"),
    env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIp"),
    env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIntMask"),
    env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIp2"),
    env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIntMask2"));
    }
    }


    My class



        @Component
    @Scope("prototype")
    public class IpSecGateway extends UserAgent {

    private GatewayHost amsGw;
    private GatewayHost svGw;
    private GatewayHost svGw2;
    private List<GatewayHost> gatewayHosts = new ArrayList<>();
    String message;

    public String getMessage() {
    return message;
    }

    public void setMessage(String message) {
    this.message = message;
    }

    public IpSecGateway(String amsGatewayIp, String amsGatewayIntMask,
    String svGatewayIp, String svGatewayIntMask, String svGatewayIp2,
    String svGatewayIntMask2 ) throws Exception {
    super("");
    this.amsGw = new GatewayHost("ams", amsGatewayIp, amsGatewayIntMask);
    this.svGw = new GatewayHost("sv", svGatewayIp, svGatewayIntMask);
    this.svGw2 = new GatewayHost("sv2", svGatewayIp2, svGatewayIntMask2);
    gatewayHosts.add(amsGw);
    gatewayHosts.add(svGw);
    gatewayHosts.add(svGw2);
    }

    public GatewayHost getAmsGw() {
    return amsGw;
    }

    public void setAmsGw(GatewayHost amsGw) {
    this.amsGw = amsGw;
    }

    public GatewayHost getSvGw() {
    return svGw;
    }

    public void setSvGw(GatewayHost svGw) {
    this.svGw = svGw;
    }

    public GatewayHost getSvGw2() {
    return svGw2;
    }

    public void setSvGw2(GatewayHost svGw2) {
    this.svGw2 = svGw2;
    }

    public List<GatewayHost> getGatewayHosts() {
    return gatewayHosts;
    }

    public void setGatewayHosts(List<GatewayHost> gatewayHosts) {
    this.gatewayHosts = gatewayHosts;
    }
    }


    Injection in base class:



    @ContextConfiguration(classes = TestConfig.class)
    @Listeners({HtmlReporter.class, SlackDriver.class})
    public class BaseTest extends AbstractTestNGSpringContextTests {
    @Autowired
    protected IpSecUserAgent ipSecUserAgent;
    @Autowired
    protected IpSecGateway ipSecGateway;

    }


    When I try to call the ipsecGateway instance from different threads - I get the same instance each time (e.g. getMessage)










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      Does AbstractTestNGSpringContextTests supports spring scopes ?
      I am trying to set a prototype scope to my class but I keep getting the same instance from different threads (as "singleton")



      My Configuration class:



      @Configuration
      @ComponentScan
      @PropertySource("classpath:/sut/${env}")
      public class TestConfig {

      @Autowired
      private Environment env;

      @Bean
      public ZookeeperDriver zookeeper() throws Exception {
      return new ZookeeperDriver(env.getProperty("zookeeper.host"), env.getProperty("zookeeper.internalIp"));
      }

      @Bean
      public UserAgent userAgent() throws Exception {
      return new UserAgent(env.getProperty("userAgent.europeAgentIp"),
      env.getProperty("userAgent.europeAgentIp2"),
      env.getProperty("userAgent.apacAgentIp"),
      env.getProperty("userAgent.useastAgentIp"),
      env.getProperty("userAgent.uswestAgentIp"),
      env.getProperty("userAgent.stabilityAgentIp"),
      env.getProperty("userAgent.parisAgentIp"));
      }

      @Bean
      public IpSecUserAgent ipSecUserAgent() throws Exception {
      return new IpSecUserAgent(env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.amsAgentIp"), env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.amsAgentIntIp"),
      env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.svAgentIp"), env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.svAgentIntIp"));
      }

      @Bean()
      public IpSecGateway ipSecGateway() throws Exception {
      return new IpSecGateway(env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.amsGatewayIp"),
      env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.amsGatewayIntMask"),
      env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIp"),
      env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIntMask"),
      env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIp2"),
      env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIntMask2"));
      }
      }


      My class



          @Component
      @Scope("prototype")
      public class IpSecGateway extends UserAgent {

      private GatewayHost amsGw;
      private GatewayHost svGw;
      private GatewayHost svGw2;
      private List<GatewayHost> gatewayHosts = new ArrayList<>();
      String message;

      public String getMessage() {
      return message;
      }

      public void setMessage(String message) {
      this.message = message;
      }

      public IpSecGateway(String amsGatewayIp, String amsGatewayIntMask,
      String svGatewayIp, String svGatewayIntMask, String svGatewayIp2,
      String svGatewayIntMask2 ) throws Exception {
      super("");
      this.amsGw = new GatewayHost("ams", amsGatewayIp, amsGatewayIntMask);
      this.svGw = new GatewayHost("sv", svGatewayIp, svGatewayIntMask);
      this.svGw2 = new GatewayHost("sv2", svGatewayIp2, svGatewayIntMask2);
      gatewayHosts.add(amsGw);
      gatewayHosts.add(svGw);
      gatewayHosts.add(svGw2);
      }

      public GatewayHost getAmsGw() {
      return amsGw;
      }

      public void setAmsGw(GatewayHost amsGw) {
      this.amsGw = amsGw;
      }

      public GatewayHost getSvGw() {
      return svGw;
      }

      public void setSvGw(GatewayHost svGw) {
      this.svGw = svGw;
      }

      public GatewayHost getSvGw2() {
      return svGw2;
      }

      public void setSvGw2(GatewayHost svGw2) {
      this.svGw2 = svGw2;
      }

      public List<GatewayHost> getGatewayHosts() {
      return gatewayHosts;
      }

      public void setGatewayHosts(List<GatewayHost> gatewayHosts) {
      this.gatewayHosts = gatewayHosts;
      }
      }


      Injection in base class:



      @ContextConfiguration(classes = TestConfig.class)
      @Listeners({HtmlReporter.class, SlackDriver.class})
      public class BaseTest extends AbstractTestNGSpringContextTests {
      @Autowired
      protected IpSecUserAgent ipSecUserAgent;
      @Autowired
      protected IpSecGateway ipSecGateway;

      }


      When I try to call the ipsecGateway instance from different threads - I get the same instance each time (e.g. getMessage)










      share|improve this question














      Does AbstractTestNGSpringContextTests supports spring scopes ?
      I am trying to set a prototype scope to my class but I keep getting the same instance from different threads (as "singleton")



      My Configuration class:



      @Configuration
      @ComponentScan
      @PropertySource("classpath:/sut/${env}")
      public class TestConfig {

      @Autowired
      private Environment env;

      @Bean
      public ZookeeperDriver zookeeper() throws Exception {
      return new ZookeeperDriver(env.getProperty("zookeeper.host"), env.getProperty("zookeeper.internalIp"));
      }

      @Bean
      public UserAgent userAgent() throws Exception {
      return new UserAgent(env.getProperty("userAgent.europeAgentIp"),
      env.getProperty("userAgent.europeAgentIp2"),
      env.getProperty("userAgent.apacAgentIp"),
      env.getProperty("userAgent.useastAgentIp"),
      env.getProperty("userAgent.uswestAgentIp"),
      env.getProperty("userAgent.stabilityAgentIp"),
      env.getProperty("userAgent.parisAgentIp"));
      }

      @Bean
      public IpSecUserAgent ipSecUserAgent() throws Exception {
      return new IpSecUserAgent(env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.amsAgentIp"), env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.amsAgentIntIp"),
      env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.svAgentIp"), env.getProperty("ipSecUserAgent.svAgentIntIp"));
      }

      @Bean()
      public IpSecGateway ipSecGateway() throws Exception {
      return new IpSecGateway(env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.amsGatewayIp"),
      env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.amsGatewayIntMask"),
      env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIp"),
      env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIntMask"),
      env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIp2"),
      env.getProperty("ipSecGateway.svGatewayIntMask2"));
      }
      }


      My class



          @Component
      @Scope("prototype")
      public class IpSecGateway extends UserAgent {

      private GatewayHost amsGw;
      private GatewayHost svGw;
      private GatewayHost svGw2;
      private List<GatewayHost> gatewayHosts = new ArrayList<>();
      String message;

      public String getMessage() {
      return message;
      }

      public void setMessage(String message) {
      this.message = message;
      }

      public IpSecGateway(String amsGatewayIp, String amsGatewayIntMask,
      String svGatewayIp, String svGatewayIntMask, String svGatewayIp2,
      String svGatewayIntMask2 ) throws Exception {
      super("");
      this.amsGw = new GatewayHost("ams", amsGatewayIp, amsGatewayIntMask);
      this.svGw = new GatewayHost("sv", svGatewayIp, svGatewayIntMask);
      this.svGw2 = new GatewayHost("sv2", svGatewayIp2, svGatewayIntMask2);
      gatewayHosts.add(amsGw);
      gatewayHosts.add(svGw);
      gatewayHosts.add(svGw2);
      }

      public GatewayHost getAmsGw() {
      return amsGw;
      }

      public void setAmsGw(GatewayHost amsGw) {
      this.amsGw = amsGw;
      }

      public GatewayHost getSvGw() {
      return svGw;
      }

      public void setSvGw(GatewayHost svGw) {
      this.svGw = svGw;
      }

      public GatewayHost getSvGw2() {
      return svGw2;
      }

      public void setSvGw2(GatewayHost svGw2) {
      this.svGw2 = svGw2;
      }

      public List<GatewayHost> getGatewayHosts() {
      return gatewayHosts;
      }

      public void setGatewayHosts(List<GatewayHost> gatewayHosts) {
      this.gatewayHosts = gatewayHosts;
      }
      }


      Injection in base class:



      @ContextConfiguration(classes = TestConfig.class)
      @Listeners({HtmlReporter.class, SlackDriver.class})
      public class BaseTest extends AbstractTestNGSpringContextTests {
      @Autowired
      protected IpSecUserAgent ipSecUserAgent;
      @Autowired
      protected IpSecGateway ipSecGateway;

      }


      When I try to call the ipsecGateway instance from different threads - I get the same instance each time (e.g. getMessage)







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