Examples of org.apache.qpid.junit.extensions.WrappedSuiteTestDecorator

Package org.apache.qpid.junit.extensions

Examples of org.apache.qpid.junit.extensions.WrappedSuiteTestDecorator

org.apache.qpid.junit.extensions.WrappedSuiteTestDecorator
WrappedSuiteTestDecorator is a test decorator that wraps a test suite, or another wrapped suite, but provides the same functionality for the {@link junit.extensions.TestDecorator#countTestCases()} and {@link TestSuite#testAt(int)}methods as the underlying suite. It returns the values that these methods provide, to enable classes using decorated tests to drill down to the underlying tests in the suite. That is to say that it indexes and reports the number of distinct tests in the suite, not the number of test runs that would result from, for example, wrapping the suite in a repeating decorator.
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Provide access to the underlying tests in a suite.
@author Rupert Smith

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Provide access to the underlying tests in a suite.

    {
        log.debug("public TestResult doRun(Test \"" + test + "\", boolean " + wait + "): called");


        // Wrap all tests in the test suite with WrappedSuiteTestDecorators. This is quite ugly and a bit baffling,
        // but the reason it is done is because the JUnit implementation of TestDecorator has some bugs in it.
        WrappedSuiteTestDecorator targetTest = null;


        if (test instanceof TestSuite)
        {
            log.debug("targetTest is a TestSuite");


            TestSuite suite = (TestSuite)test;


            int numTests = suite.countTestCases();
            log.debug("There are " + numTests + " in the suite.");


            for (int i = 0; i < numTests; i++)
            {
                Test nextTest = suite.testAt(i);
                log.debug("suite.testAt(" + i + ") = " + nextTest);


                if (nextTest instanceof FrameworkBaseCase)
                {
                    log.debug("nextTest is a FrameworkBaseCase");
                }
            }


            targetTest = new WrappedSuiteTestDecorator(suite);
            log.debug("Wrapped with a WrappedSuiteTestDecorator.");
        }


        // Apply any optional user specified decorators.
        targetTest = applyOptionalUserDecorators(targetTest);

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    {
        log.debug("public TestResult doRun(Test \"" + test + "\", boolean " + wait + "): called");


        // Wrap all tests in the test suite with WrappedSuiteTestDecorators. This is quite ugly and a bit baffling,
        // but the reason it is done is because the JUnit implementation of TestDecorator has some bugs in it.
        WrappedSuiteTestDecorator targetTest = null;


        if (test instanceof TestSuite)
        {
            log.debug("targetTest is a TestSuite");


            TestSuite suite = (TestSuite)test;


            int numTests = suite.countTestCases();
            log.debug("There are " + numTests + " in the suite.");


            for (int i = 0; i < numTests; i++)
            {
                Test nextTest = suite.testAt(i);
                log.debug("suite.testAt(" + i + ") = " + nextTest);


                if (nextTest instanceof FrameworkBaseCase)
                {
                    log.debug("nextTest is a FrameworkBaseCase");
                }
            }


            targetTest = new WrappedSuiteTestDecorator(suite);
            log.debug("Wrapped with a WrappedSuiteTestDecorator.");
        }


        // Apply any optional user specified decorators.
        targetTest = applyOptionalUserDecorators(targetTest);

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    {
        log.debug("public TestResult doRun(Test \"" + test + "\", boolean " + wait + "): called");


        // Wrap all tests in the test suite with WrappedSuiteTestDecorators. This is quite ugly and a bit baffling,
        // but the reason it is done is because the JUnit implementation of TestDecorator has some bugs in it.
        WrappedSuiteTestDecorator targetTest = null;


        if (test instanceof TestSuite)
        {
            log.debug("targetTest is a TestSuite");


            TestSuite suite = (TestSuite)test;


            int numTests = suite.countTestCases();
            log.debug("There are " + numTests + " in the suite.");


            for (int i = 0; i < numTests; i++)
            {
                Test nextTest = suite.testAt(i);
                log.debug("suite.testAt(" + i + ") = " + nextTest);


                if (nextTest instanceof FrameworkBaseCase)
                {
                    log.debug("nextTest is a FrameworkBaseCase");
                }
            }


            targetTest = new WrappedSuiteTestDecorator(suite);
            log.debug("Wrapped with a WrappedSuiteTestDecorator.");
        }


        // Apply any optional user specified decorators.
        targetTest = applyOptionalUserDecorators(targetTest);

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