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1 package info.jtrac.domain;
2
3 import info.jtrac.domain.Field;
4 import info.jtrac.domain.Role;
5 import info.jtrac.domain.State;
6 import info.jtrac.util.XmlUtils;
7
8 import javax.naming.Name  ;
9 import junit.framework.TestCase;
10 import org.dom4j.Document;
11
12 public class RoleTest extends TestCase {
13
14 public void testConstructFromXml() {
15 Document d = XmlUtils.parse("<role name='TESTER'>" +
16 "<state status='1'>" +
17 "<transition status='2'/>" +
18 "<transition status='3'/>" +
19 "<field name='cusInt01' mask='1'/>" +
20 "<field name='cusInt02' mask='2'/>" +
21 "</state>" +
22 "<state status='2'>" +
23 "<transition status='3'/>" +
24 "<field name='cusInt03' mask='1'/>" +
25 "<field name='cusInt04' mask='2'/>" +
26 "</state></role>");
27 Role role = new Role(d.getRootElement());
28 assertEquals("TESTER", role.getName());
29 assertEquals(2, role.getStates().size());
30 State s1 = role.getStates().get(1);
31 assertEquals(2, s1.getTransitions().size());
32 assertTrue(s1.getTransitions().contains(2));
33 assertTrue(s1.getTransitions().contains(3));
34 assertEquals(2 , s1.getFields().size());
35 assertEquals(new Integer (1), s1.getFields().get(Field.Name.CUS_INT_01));
36 assertEquals(new Integer (2), s1.getFields().get(Field.Name.CUS_INT_02));
37 }
38 }
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