This is the test class:
@AutoConfigureTestDatabase
@Sql(value = {"classpath:/ut_user_init.sql"})
public class UserControllerTest extends MockMvcTest {
@Test
@WithUserDetails(value = MockData.ADMIN_USERNAME, userDetailsServiceBeanName = "mockUserDetailsService")
public void testGetUser() throws Exception {}
}
And the UserController class：
@RequestMapping("list")
public String list(Model model) {
userService.findByName("[An Eastern character]")
}
And in UserService class:
User findByName(String name) {
return userRepository.findByName(name); // name is in Eastern language.
}
This is related data in ut_user_init.sql
INSERT INTO `user` VALUES ('32', '[The Eastern character]');
This is effective pom.xml:
<maven.compiler.encoding>utf-8</maven.compiler.encoding>
<project.build.sourceEncoding>UTF-8</project.build.sourceEncoding>
<project.reporting.outputEncoding>UTF-8</project.reporting.outputEncoding>
Now the odd thing is: if I use IDEA the Service class returns a finding result, but if I use mvn test -Dtest=path.to.TestClass, it would fail because the return is null. But if I print the result of userRepository.findAll().size() I can see that it prints a correct number of records listed in sql file. And I also tried printing result of userRepository.findOne(32L), in both MinGW (windows uses GDB for Eastern languages while the source files are in UTF-8) and Linux prints random code for the name. While IDEA does not have this problem, it returns the finding and it prints the Eastern Character as it is. Why mvn and IDEA behaves differently, and what caused mvn fail, and how to solve this? Thanks.
