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4 package com.openedit.store.convert;
5
6 import java.io.File  ;
7 import java.util.ArrayList ;
8
9 import com.openedit.store.Category;
10 import com.openedit.store.Product;
11 import com.openedit.store.StoreTestCase;
12 import com.openedit.store.excelconvert.GenericExcelConvert;
13 import com.openedit.util.OutputFiller;
14
15
18 public class ExcelConverterTest extends StoreTestCase
19 {
20
21 public ExcelConverterTest( String name )
22 {
23 super( name );
24 }
25
26 public void testWriteAndRead() throws Exception
27 {
28
29 GenericExcelConvert converter = new GenericExcelConvert();
30 converter.convert(getStore(), new ArrayList ());
31
32 Product product = getStore().getProduct("cup1");
33
34 assertNotNull( "Should have a product with ID cup1", product );
35
36 assertEquals( 3, product.getInventoryItems().size() );
37
38 Category catalog = (Category)product.getCatalogs().iterator().next();
39 assertNotNull( "Should have a catalog", catalog );
40 assertEquals("mugs",catalog.getId());
41
42 }
43 public void setUp() throws Exception
44 {
45 File testfile = new File ( getRoot().getParentFile(), "etc/testupload/inventory.xls");
46
47 File uploadDir = new File ( getRoot(), "/store/upload" );
48 uploadDir.mkdir();
49
50 OutputFiller filler = new OutputFiller();
51 File newFile = new File ( uploadDir, "inventory.xls" );
52 filler.fill( testfile, newFile );
53 }
54
55 }
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