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Spring Framework example source code file (MutablePropertyValuesTests.java)

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The Spring Framework MutablePropertyValuesTests.java source code

/*
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 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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package org.springframework.beans;

/**
 * Tests for MutablePropertyValues.
 *
 * @author Rod Johnson
 */
public class MutablePropertyValuesTests extends AbstractPropertyValuesTests {

	public void testValid() throws Exception {
		MutablePropertyValues pvs = new MutablePropertyValues();
		pvs.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("forname", "Tony"));
		pvs.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("surname", "Blair"));
		pvs.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("age", "50"));
		doTestTony(pvs);
		
		MutablePropertyValues deepCopy = new MutablePropertyValues(pvs);
		doTestTony(deepCopy);
		deepCopy.setPropertyValueAt(new PropertyValue("name", "Gordon"), 0);
		doTestTony(pvs);
		assertEquals("Gordon", deepCopy.getPropertyValue("name").getValue());
	}

	public void addOrOverride() throws Exception {
		MutablePropertyValues pvs = new MutablePropertyValues();
		pvs.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("forname", "Tony"));
		pvs.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("surname", "Blair"));
		pvs.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("age", "50"));
		doTestTony(pvs);
		PropertyValue addedPv = new PropertyValue("rod", "Rod");
		pvs.addPropertyValue(addedPv);
		assertTrue(pvs.getPropertyValue("rod").equals(addedPv));
		PropertyValue changedPv = new PropertyValue("forname", "Greg");
		pvs.addPropertyValue(changedPv);
		assertTrue(pvs.getPropertyValue("forename").equals(changedPv));
	}

	public void testChangesOnEquals() throws Exception {
		MutablePropertyValues pvs = new MutablePropertyValues();
		pvs.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("forname", "Tony"));
		pvs.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("surname", "Blair"));
		pvs.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("age", "50"));
		MutablePropertyValues pvs2 = pvs;
		PropertyValues changes = pvs2.changesSince(pvs);
		assertTrue("changes are empty", changes.getPropertyValues().length == 0);
	}

	public void testChangeOfOneField() throws Exception {
		MutablePropertyValues pvs = new MutablePropertyValues();
		pvs.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("forname", "Tony"));
		pvs.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("surname", "Blair"));
		pvs.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("age", "50"));

		MutablePropertyValues pvs2 = new MutablePropertyValues(pvs);
		PropertyValues changes = pvs2.changesSince(pvs);
		assertTrue("changes are empty, not of length " + changes.getPropertyValues().length,
				changes.getPropertyValues().length == 0);

		pvs2.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("forname", "Gordon"));
		changes = pvs2.changesSince(pvs);
		assertEquals("1 change", 1, changes.getPropertyValues().length);
		PropertyValue fn = changes.getPropertyValue("forname");
		assertTrue("change is forname", fn != null);
		assertTrue("new value is gordon", fn.getValue().equals("Gordon"));

		MutablePropertyValues pvs3 = new MutablePropertyValues(pvs);
		changes = pvs3.changesSince(pvs);
		assertTrue("changes are empty, not of length " + changes.getPropertyValues().length,
				changes.getPropertyValues().length == 0);

		// add new
		pvs3.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("foo", "bar"));
		pvs3.addPropertyValue(new PropertyValue("fi", "fum"));
		changes = pvs3.changesSince(pvs);
		assertTrue("2 change", changes.getPropertyValues().length == 2);
		fn = changes.getPropertyValue("foo");
		assertTrue("change in foo", fn != null);
		assertTrue("new value is bar", fn.getValue().equals("bar"));
	}

}

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