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Ant example source code file (IntrospectionHelperTest.java)
The IntrospectionHelperTest.java source code/* * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. * */ package org.apache.tools.ant; import junit.framework.TestCase; import junit.framework.AssertionFailedError; import java.io.File; import java.lang.reflect.Method; import java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException; import java.util.Enumeration; import java.util.HashMap; import java.util.Hashtable; import java.util.Iterator; import java.util.List; import java.util.Locale; import java.util.Map; import org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.condition.Os; /** * JUnit 3 testcases for org.apache.tools.ant.IntrospectionHelper. * */ public class IntrospectionHelperTest extends TestCase { private Project p; private IntrospectionHelper ih; private static final String projectBasedir = File.separator; public IntrospectionHelperTest(String name) { super(name); } public void setUp() { p = new Project(); p.setBasedir(projectBasedir); ih = IntrospectionHelper.getHelper(getClass()); } public void testIsDynamic() { assertTrue("Not dynamic", false == ih.isDynamic()); } public void testIsContainer() { assertTrue("Not a container", false == ih.isContainer()); } public void testAddText() throws BuildException { ih.addText(p, this, "test"); try { ih.addText(p, this, "test2"); fail("test2 shouldn\'t be equal to test"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof AssertionFailedError); } ih = IntrospectionHelper.getHelper(String.class); try { ih.addText(p, "", "test"); fail("String doesn\'t support addText"); } catch (BuildException be) { } } public void testGetAddTextMethod() { Method m = ih.getAddTextMethod(); assertMethod(m, "addText", String.class, "test", "bing!"); ih = IntrospectionHelper.getHelper(String.class); try { m = ih.getAddTextMethod(); } catch (BuildException e) {} } public void testSupportsCharacters() { assertTrue("IntrospectionHelperTest supports addText", ih.supportsCharacters()); ih = IntrospectionHelper.getHelper(String.class); assertTrue("String doesn\'t support addText", !ih.supportsCharacters()); } public void addText(String text) { assertEquals("test", text); } public void testElementCreators() throws BuildException { try { ih.getElementType("one"); fail("don't have element type one"); } catch (BuildException be) { } try { ih.getElementType("two"); fail("createTwo takes arguments"); } catch (BuildException be) { } try { ih.getElementType("three"); fail("createThree returns void"); } catch (BuildException be) { } try { ih.getElementType("four"); fail("createFour returns array"); } catch (BuildException be) { } try { ih.getElementType("five"); fail("createFive returns primitive type"); } catch (BuildException be) { } assertEquals(String.class, ih.getElementType("six")); assertEquals("test", ih.createElement(p, this, "six")); try { ih.getElementType("seven"); fail("addSeven takes two arguments"); } catch (BuildException be) { } try { ih.getElementType("eight"); fail("addEight takes no arguments"); } catch (BuildException be) { } try { ih.getElementType("nine"); fail("nine return non void"); } catch (BuildException be) { } try { ih.getElementType("ten"); fail("addTen takes array argument"); } catch (BuildException be) { } try { ih.getElementType("eleven"); fail("addEleven takes primitive argument"); } catch (BuildException be) { } try { ih.getElementType("twelve"); fail("no primitive constructor for java.lang.Class"); } catch (BuildException be) { } assertEquals(StringBuffer.class, ih.getElementType("thirteen")); assertEquals("test", ih.createElement(p, this, "thirteen").toString()); try { ih.createElement(p, this, "fourteen"); fail("fourteen throws NullPointerException"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof NullPointerException); } try { ih.createElement(p, this, "fourteen"); fail("fifteen throws NullPointerException"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof NullPointerException); } } private Map getExpectedNestedElements() { Map elemMap = new Hashtable(); elemMap.put("six", String.class); elemMap.put("thirteen", StringBuffer.class); elemMap.put("fourteen", StringBuffer.class); elemMap.put("fifteen", StringBuffer.class); return elemMap; } public void testGetNestedElements() { Map elemMap = getExpectedNestedElements(); Enumeration e = ih.getNestedElements(); while (e.hasMoreElements()) { String name = (String) e.nextElement(); Class expect = (Class) elemMap.get(name); assertNotNull("Support for "+name+" in IntrospectioNHelperTest?", expect); assertEquals("Return type of "+name, expect, ih.getElementType(name)); elemMap.remove(name); } assertTrue("Found all", elemMap.isEmpty()); } public void testGetNestedElementMap() { Map elemMap = getExpectedNestedElements(); Map actualMap = ih.getNestedElementMap(); for (Iterator i = actualMap.entrySet().iterator(); i.hasNext();) { Map.Entry entry = (Map.Entry) i.next(); String elemName = (String) entry.getKey(); Class elemClass = (Class) elemMap.get(elemName); assertNotNull("Support for " + elemName + " in IntrospectionHelperTest?", elemClass); assertEquals("Type of " + elemName, elemClass, entry.getValue()); elemMap.remove(elemName); } assertTrue("Found all", elemMap.isEmpty()); // Check it's a read-only map. try { actualMap.clear(); } catch (UnsupportedOperationException e) {} } public void testGetElementMethod() { assertElemMethod("six", "createSix", String.class, null); assertElemMethod("thirteen", "addThirteen", null, StringBuffer.class); assertElemMethod("fourteen", "addFourteen", null, StringBuffer.class); assertElemMethod("fifteen", "createFifteen", StringBuffer.class, null); } private void assertElemMethod(String elemName, String methodName, Class returnType, Class methodArg) { Method m = ih.getElementMethod(elemName); assertEquals("Method name", methodName, m.getName()); Class expectedReturnType = (returnType == null)? Void.TYPE: returnType; assertEquals("Return type", expectedReturnType, m.getReturnType()); Class[] args = m.getParameterTypes(); if (methodArg != null) { assertEquals("Arg Count", 1, args.length); assertEquals("Arg Type", methodArg, args[0]); } else { assertEquals("Arg Count", 0, args.length); } } public Object createTwo(String s) { return null; } public void createThree() {} public Object[] createFour() { return null; } public int createFive() { return 0; } public String createSix() { return "test"; } public StringBuffer createFifteen() { throw new NullPointerException(); } public void addSeven(String s, String s2) {} public void addEight() {} public String addNine(String s) { return null; } public void addTen(String[] s) {} public void addEleven(int i) {} public void addTwelve(Class c) {} public void addThirteen(StringBuffer sb) { sb.append("test"); } public void addFourteen(StringBuffer s) { throw new NullPointerException(); } public void testAttributeSetters() throws BuildException { try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "one", "test"); fail("setOne doesn't exist"); } catch (BuildException be) { } try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "two", "test"); fail("setTwo returns non void"); } catch (BuildException be) { } try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "three", "test"); fail("setThree takes no args"); } catch (BuildException be) { } try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "four", "test"); fail("setFour takes two args"); } catch (BuildException be) { } try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "five", "test"); fail("setFive takes array arg"); } catch (BuildException be) { } try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "six", "test"); fail("Project doesn't have a String constructor"); } catch (BuildException be) { } ih.setAttribute(p, this, "seven", "2"); try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "seven", "3"); fail("2 shouldn't be equals to three"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof AssertionFailedError); } ih.setAttribute(p, this, "eight", "2"); try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "eight", "3"); fail("2 shouldn't be equals to three - as int"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof AssertionFailedError); } ih.setAttribute(p, this, "nine", "2"); try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "nine", "3"); fail("2 shouldn't be equals to three - as Integer"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof AssertionFailedError); } ih.setAttribute(p, this, "ten", "2"); try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "ten", "3"); fail(projectBasedir+"2 shouldn't be equals to "+projectBasedir+"3"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof AssertionFailedError); } ih.setAttribute(p, this, "eleven", "2"); try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "eleven", "on"); fail("on shouldn't be false"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof AssertionFailedError); } ih.setAttribute(p, this, "twelve", "2"); try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "twelve", "on"); fail("on shouldn't be false"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof AssertionFailedError); } ih.setAttribute(p, this, "thirteen", "org.apache.tools.ant.Project"); try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "thirteen", "org.apache.tools.ant.ProjectHelper"); fail("org.apache.tools.ant.Project shouldn't be equal to org.apache.tools.ant.ProjectHelper"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof AssertionFailedError); } try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "thirteen", "org.apache.tools.ant.Project2"); fail("org.apache.tools.ant.Project2 doesn't exist"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof ClassNotFoundException); } ih.setAttribute(p, this, "fourteen", "2"); try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "fourteen", "on"); fail("2 shouldn't be equals to three - as StringBuffer"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof AssertionFailedError); } ih.setAttribute(p, this, "fifteen", "abcd"); try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "fifteen", "on"); fail("o shouldn't be equal to a"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof AssertionFailedError); } ih.setAttribute(p, this, "sixteen", "abcd"); try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "sixteen", "on"); fail("o shouldn't be equal to a"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof AssertionFailedError); } ih.setAttribute(p, this, "seventeen", "17"); try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "seventeen", "3"); fail("17 shouldn't be equals to three"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof AssertionFailedError); } ih.setAttribute(p, this, "eightteen", "18"); try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "eightteen", "3"); fail("18 shouldn't be equals to three"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof AssertionFailedError); } ih.setAttribute(p, this, "nineteen", "19"); try { ih.setAttribute(p, this, "nineteen", "3"); fail("19 shouldn't be equals to three"); } catch (BuildException be) { assertTrue(be.getException() instanceof AssertionFailedError); } } private Map getExpectedAttributes() { Map attrMap = new Hashtable(); attrMap.put("seven", String.class); attrMap.put("eight", Integer.TYPE); attrMap.put("nine", Integer.class); attrMap.put("ten", File.class); attrMap.put("eleven", Boolean.TYPE); attrMap.put("twelve", Boolean.class); attrMap.put("thirteen", Class.class); attrMap.put("fourteen", StringBuffer.class); attrMap.put("fifteen", Character.TYPE); attrMap.put("sixteen", Character.class); attrMap.put("seventeen", Byte.TYPE); attrMap.put("eightteen", Short.TYPE); attrMap.put("nineteen", Double.TYPE); /* * JUnit 3.7 adds a getName method to TestCase - so we now * have a name attribute in IntrospectionHelperTest if we run * under JUnit 3.7 but not in earlier versions. * * Simply add it here and remove it after the tests. */ attrMap.put("name", String.class); return attrMap; } public void testGetAttributes() { Map attrMap = getExpectedAttributes(); Enumeration e = ih.getAttributes(); while (e.hasMoreElements()) { String name = (String) e.nextElement(); Class expect = (Class) attrMap.get(name); assertNotNull("Support for "+name+" in IntrospectionHelperTest?", expect); assertEquals("Type of "+name, expect, ih.getAttributeType(name)); attrMap.remove(name); } attrMap.remove("name"); assertTrue("Found all", attrMap.isEmpty()); } public void testGetAttributeMap() { Map attrMap = getExpectedAttributes(); Map actualMap = ih.getAttributeMap(); for (Iterator i = actualMap.entrySet().iterator(); i.hasNext();) { Map.Entry entry = (Map.Entry) i.next(); String attrName = (String) entry.getKey(); Class attrClass = (Class) attrMap.get(attrName); assertNotNull("Support for " + attrName + " in IntrospectionHelperTest?", attrClass); assertEquals("Type of " + attrName, attrClass, entry.getValue()); attrMap.remove(attrName); } attrMap.remove("name"); assertTrue("Found all", attrMap.isEmpty()); // Check it's a read-only map. try { actualMap.clear(); } catch (UnsupportedOperationException e) {} } public void testGetAttributeMethod() { assertAttrMethod("seven", "setSeven", String.class, "2", "3"); assertAttrMethod("eight", "setEight", Integer.TYPE, new Integer(2), new Integer(3)); assertAttrMethod("nine", "setNine", Integer.class, new Integer(2), new Integer(3)); assertAttrMethod("ten", "setTen", File.class, new File(projectBasedir + 2), new File("toto")); assertAttrMethod("eleven", "setEleven", Boolean.TYPE, Boolean.FALSE, Boolean.TRUE); assertAttrMethod("twelve", "setTwelve", Boolean.class, Boolean.FALSE, Boolean.TRUE); assertAttrMethod("thirteen", "setThirteen", Class.class, Project.class, Map.class); assertAttrMethod("fourteen", "setFourteen", StringBuffer.class, new StringBuffer("2"), new StringBuffer("3")); assertAttrMethod("fifteen", "setFifteen", Character.TYPE, new Character('a'), new Character('b')); assertAttrMethod("sixteen", "setSixteen", Character.class, new Character('a'), new Character('b')); assertAttrMethod("seventeen", "setSeventeen", Byte.TYPE, new Byte((byte)17), new Byte((byte)10)); assertAttrMethod("eightteen", "setEightteen", Short.TYPE, new Short((short)18), new Short((short)10)); assertAttrMethod("nineteen", "setNineteen", Double.TYPE, new Double(19), new Double((short)10)); try { assertAttrMethod("onehundred", null, null, null, null); fail("Should have raised a BuildException!"); } catch (BuildException e) {} } private void assertAttrMethod(String attrName, String methodName, Class methodArg, Object arg, Object badArg) { Method m = ih.getAttributeMethod(attrName); assertMethod(m, methodName, methodArg, arg, badArg); } public int setTwo(String s) { return 0; } public void setThree() {} public void setFour(String s1, String s2) {} public void setFive(String[] s) {} public void setSix(Project p) {} public void setSeven(String s) { assertEquals("2", s); } public void setEight(int i) { assertEquals(2, i); } public void setNine(Integer i) { assertEquals(2, i.intValue()); } public void setTen(File f) { String path = f.getAbsolutePath(); if (Os.isFamily("unix") || Os.isFamily("openvms")) { assertEquals(projectBasedir+"2", path); } else if (Os.isFamily("netware")) { assertEquals(projectBasedir+"2", path.toLowerCase(Locale.US)); } else { assertEquals(":"+projectBasedir+"2", path.toLowerCase(Locale.US).substring(1)); } } public void setEleven(boolean b) { assertTrue(!b); } public void setTwelve(Boolean b) { assertTrue(!b.booleanValue()); } public void setThirteen(Class c) { assertEquals(Project.class, c); } public void setFourteen(StringBuffer sb) { assertEquals("2", sb.toString()); } public void setFifteen(char c) { assertEquals(c, 'a'); } public void setSixteen(Character c) { assertEquals(c.charValue(), 'a'); } public void setSeventeen(byte b) { assertEquals(17, b); } public void setEightteen(short s) { assertEquals(18, s); } public void setNineteen(double d) { double diff = d - 19; assertTrue("Expected 19, received " + d, diff > -1e-6 && diff < 1e-6); } public void testGetExtensionPoints() { List extensions = ih.getExtensionPoints(); final int adders = 2; assertEquals("extension count", adders, extensions.size()); // this original test assumed something about the order of // add(Number) and addConfigured(Map) returned by reflection. // Unfortunately the assumption doesn't hold for all VMs // (failed on MacOS X using JDK 1.4.2_05) and the possible // combinatorics are too hard to check. We really only want // to ensure that the more derived Hashtable can be found // before Map. // assertExtMethod(extensions.get(0), "add", Number.class, // new Integer(2), new Integer(3)); // addConfigured(Hashtable) should come before addConfigured(Map) assertExtMethod(extensions.get(adders - 2), "addConfigured", Hashtable.class, makeTable("key", "value"), makeTable("1", "2")); assertExtMethod(extensions.get(adders - 1), "addConfigured", Map.class, new HashMap(), makeTable("1", "2")); } private void assertExtMethod(Object mo, String methodName, Class methodArg, Object arg, Object badArg) { assertMethod((Method) mo, methodName, methodArg, arg, badArg); } private void assertMethod(Method m, String methodName, Class methodArg, Object arg, Object badArg) { assertEquals("Method name", methodName, m.getName()); assertEquals("Return type", Void.TYPE, m.getReturnType()); Class[] args = m.getParameterTypes(); assertEquals("Arg Count", 1, args.length); assertEquals("Arg Type", methodArg, args[0]); try { m.invoke(this, new Object[] { arg }); } catch (IllegalAccessException e) { throw new BuildException(e); } catch (InvocationTargetException e) { throw new BuildException(e); } try { m.invoke(this, new Object[] { badArg }); fail("Should have raised an assertion exception"); } catch (IllegalAccessException e) { throw new BuildException(e); } catch (InvocationTargetException e) { Throwable t = e.getTargetException(); assertTrue(t instanceof junit.framework.AssertionFailedError); } } public List add(List l) { // INVALID extension point return null; } // see comments in testGetExtensionPoints // public void add(Number n) { // // Valid extension point // assertEquals(2, n.intValue()); // } public void add(List l, int i) { // INVALID extension point } public void addConfigured(Map m) { // Valid extension point assertTrue(m.size() == 0); } public void addConfigured(Hashtable h) { // Valid extension point, more derived than Map above, but *after* it! assertEquals(makeTable("key", "value"), h); } private Hashtable makeTable(Object key, Object value) { Hashtable table = new Hashtable(); table.put(key, value); return table; } } // IntrospectionHelperTest Other Ant examples (source code examples)Here is a short list of links related to this Ant IntrospectionHelperTest.java source code file: |
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