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Best way to unit test jsf 2.0 Managed Bean

What is the most efficient way to unit test JSF 2.0 managed beans. I saw JSFUnit from JBoss, but it looks like to test components on facelets pages, but not managed beans itself.

I want to find a way to effectively unit test manage only beans.

Any ideas?

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Configure managed beans so that all their dependencies are entered as managed properties through setters. You can then manually enter layouts or stubs in your unit tests.

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JSFUnit is another alternative

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