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001:        package jimm.datavision.test;
002:
003:        import jimm.datavision.*;
004:        import jimm.datavision.field.*;
005:        import jimm.datavision.test.mock.source.MockDataSource;
006:        import java.util.List;
007:        import java.io.File;
008:        import java.text.DecimalFormat;
009:        import junit.framework.TestCase;
010:        import junit.framework.TestSuite;
011:        import junit.framework.Test;
012:
013:        /**
014:         * Reads a report from an XML file, tests its structure, and tests various
015:         * pieces like parameter and formula substitution.
016:         *
017:         * @author Jim Menard, <a href="mailto:jimm@io.com">jimm@io.com</a>
018:         */
019:        public class ReportTest extends TestCase {
020:
021:            protected static final File EXAMPLE_REPORT = new File(AllTests
022:                    .testDataFile("test.xml"));
023:            protected static final File PARAM_INPUT_FILE = new File(AllTests
024:                    .testDataFile("test_parameters.xml"));
025:
026:            protected Report report;
027:            protected DecimalFormat dollarFormatter;
028:            protected DecimalFormat lastColFormatter;
029:
030:            public static Test suite() {
031:                return new TestSuite(ReportTest.class);
032:            }
033:
034:            public ReportTest(String name) {
035:                super (name);
036:            }
037:
038:            public void setUp() throws Exception {
039:                report = new Report();
040:                report.setDataSource(new MockDataSource(report));
041:                report.read(EXAMPLE_REPORT);
042:                report.setParameterXMLInput(PARAM_INPUT_FILE);
043:            }
044:
045:            public void tearDown() {
046:                report = null;
047:            }
048:
049:            public void testAttributes() {
050:                assertEquals("example1", report.getName());
051:                assertEquals("Example Report", report.getTitle());
052:                assertEquals("Jim Menard", report.getAuthor());
053:                assertEquals(new Long(7), report.generateNewParameterId());
054:            }
055:
056:            public void testPaperFormat() {
057:                PaperFormat pf = report.getPaperFormat();
058:                assertNotNull(pf);
059:                assertEquals(PaperFormat.PORTRAIT, pf.getOrientation());
060:                assertEquals("US-Letter", pf.getName());
061:            }
062:
063:            public void testImages() {
064:                Section detail = report
065:                        .getFirstSectionByArea(SectionArea.DETAIL);
066:
067:                // Add an image, passing in a file path, and make sure the URL is
068:                // correct.
069:                ImageField image = new ImageField(new Long(99), report, detail,
070:                        "/tmp/foo.gif", true);
071:                // I expected to see "file:///tmp/foo.gif", but apparently the URL
072:                // class modifies that to be "file:/tmp/foo.gif".
073:                assertEquals("file:/tmp/foo.gif", image.getImageURL()
074:                        .toString());
075:
076:                // Now set value to a URL string.
077:                String url = "http://localhost/foo.gif";
078:                image.setValue(url);
079:                assertEquals(url, image.getImageURL().toString());
080:            }
081:
082:            public void testSections() {
083:                // Sections
084:                assertEquals(1, report.headers().size());
085:                assertEquals(1, report.footers().size());
086:                assertEquals(1, report.pageHeaders().size());
087:                assertEquals(1, report.pageFooters().size());
088:                assertEquals(1, report.details().size());
089:                assertEquals(2, report.countGroups());
090:
091:                // Add a new detail section
092:                Section detail = report
093:                        .getFirstSectionByArea(SectionArea.DETAIL);
094:                assertNotNull(detail);
095:                report.insertSectionBelow(detail);
096:                assertEquals(2, report.details().size());
097:            }
098:
099:            public void testFormulas() {
100:                Formula formula = report.findFormula("1");
101:                Long id = new Long(1);
102:                assertNotNull(formula);
103:                assertEquals("hourly rate / 100", formula.getName());
104:                assertEquals(
105:                        "{jobs.hourly rate}.nil? ? nil : {jobs.hourly rate} / 100.0",
106:                        formula.getExpression());
107:                assertEquals("formula:1", formula.dragString());
108:                assertEquals("{@hourly rate / 100}", formula.designLabel());
109:                assertEquals("{@1}", formula.formulaString());
110:                // We test StringUtils.formulaToDisplay() and
111:                // StringUtils.displayToFormula() in FormulaTest.java.
112:
113:                formula = report.findFormula(id);
114:                assertNotNull(formula);
115:                assertEquals(id, formula.getId());
116:            }
117:
118:            public void testFormulaReferences() {
119:                refTest("1", true);
120:                refTest("2", true);
121:                refTest("3", false); // Formula exists, but not in any report field
122:
123:                // Now put formula 3 in the report's startup script and look for it.
124:                // (We already know that report.findFormula won't return null.)
125:                Formula f = new Formula(null, report, "startup script", report
126:                        .findFormula("3").formulaString());
127:                report.setStartFormula(f);
128:                refTest("3", true);
129:            }
130:
131:            protected void refTest(String formulaId, boolean shouldFindReference) {
132:                Formula f = report.findFormula(formulaId);
133:                assertNotNull(f);
134:                assertTrue("reference to formula " + formulaId
135:                        + ": wanted to find = " + shouldFindReference
136:                        + " but opposite happened", report
137:                        .containsReferenceTo(f) == shouldFindReference);
138:            }
139:
140:            public void testUserColumnReferences() {
141:                UserColumn uc = report.findUserColumn("1");
142:                assertNotNull(uc);
143:
144:                // We should not find the user column inside any report field
145:                assertTrue("shouldn't find reference to user column 1", !report
146:                        .containsReferenceTo(uc));
147:
148:                // Add the user column to a formula that has a report field, so that
149:                // containsRefereceTo should return true.
150:                Formula f = report.findFormula("1");
151:                f.setExpression(uc.formulaString());
152:                assertTrue("can't find reference to user column 1", report
153:                        .containsReferenceTo(uc));
154:
155:                // Now remove the user column from that formula and instead place it
156:                // inside a suppression proc.
157:                f.setExpression("");
158:                Section detail = report.findField("10").getSection();
159:                f = detail.getSuppressionProc().getFormula();
160:                f.setExpression(uc.formulaString());
161:                assertTrue(
162:                        "can't find reference to user column 1 in suppression proc",
163:                        report.containsReferenceTo(uc));
164:
165:                // Now remove the user column from the suppression proc and put it in
166:                // the report's startup script instead.
167:                f.setExpression("");
168:                f = new Formula(null, report, "startup script", uc
169:                        .formulaString());
170:                report.setStartFormula(f);
171:                assertTrue(
172:                        "can't find reference to user column 1 in startup script",
173:                        report.containsReferenceTo(uc));
174:            }
175:
176:            public void testParameterReferences() {
177:                Parameter p = report.findParameter("1");
178:                assertNotNull(p);
179:
180:                // Unlike the other testXXXReferences methods, we *should* find the
181:                // parameter inside a report field because it's there in the group
182:                // header.
183:                assertTrue("should find reference to parameter 1", report
184:                        .containsReferenceTo(p));
185:
186:                // Now remove the parameter from the header and instead place it
187:                // inside a suppression proc.
188:                report.removeField(report.findField("15"));
189:                Section detail = report.findField("10").getSection();
190:                Formula f = detail.getSuppressionProc().getFormula();
191:                f.setExpression(p.formulaString());
192:                assertTrue(
193:                        "can't find reference to parameter 1 in suppression proc",
194:                        report.containsReferenceTo(p));
195:
196:                // Now remove the parameter from the suppression proc and put it in the
197:                // report's startup script instead.
198:                f.setExpression("");
199:                f = new Formula(null, report, "startup script", p
200:                        .formulaString());
201:                report.setStartFormula(f);
202:                assertTrue(
203:                        "can't find reference to parameter 1 in startup script",
204:                        report.containsReferenceTo(p));
205:            }
206:
207:            public void testFieldReferences() {
208:                Field f;
209:                for (int i = 0; (f = report.findField("" + i)) != null; ++i)
210:                    assertTrue("reference to field " + i + " not found", report
211:                            .containsReferenceTo(f));
212:            }
213:
214:            public void testParameters() {
215:                Parameter param = report.findParameter("5");
216:                Long id = new Long(5);
217:                assertNotNull(param);
218:                assertEquals("parameter:5", param.dragString());
219:                assertEquals("{?5}", param.formulaString());
220:                assertEquals("{?Yes/No}", param.designLabel());
221:                assertEquals(Parameter.TYPE_BOOLEAN, param.getType());
222:                assertEquals(Parameter.ARITY_ONE, param.getArity());
223:                assertEquals(id, param.getId());
224:                assertEquals("Yes/No", param.getName());
225:                assertEquals("Do you breathe regularly?", param.getQuestion());
226:
227:                param = report.findParameter(id);
228:                assertNotNull(param);
229:                assertEquals(id, param.getId());
230:
231:                // Get ready to read values from parameter values file when asked.
232:                // We have to add a parameter to the report somewhere. If we don't,
233:                // the report won't read the XML file.
234:                report.getDataSource().getQuery().setEditableWhereClause(
235:                        "office.name = {?String Param}");
236:
237:                id = new Long(2);
238:                param = report.findParameter(id);
239:                assertNotNull(param);
240:
241:                Object obj = report.getParameterValue(id); // Reads values from XML
242:                assertNotNull("range param value should not be null", obj);
243:
244:                assertTrue("range param value is not a list; class = "
245:                        + obj.getClass().getName(), obj instanceof  List);
246:                List list = (List) obj;
247:
248:                assertTrue(
249:                        "range param value list does not have length 2; it has length "
250:                                + list.size(), list.size() == 2);
251:
252:                assertEquals(new Integer(50), list.get(0));
253:                assertEquals(new Integer(75), list.get(1));
254:            }
255:
256:            public void testNullFieldIds() {
257:                // Empty reports start with one detail section
258:                Section detail = report
259:                        .getFirstSectionByArea(SectionArea.DETAIL);
260:                assertNotNull(detail);
261:
262:                // Add fields.
263:                TextField f = new TextField(null, report, detail, "field 1",
264:                        true);
265:                assertNotNull(f.getId());
266:                Object id = f.getId();
267:                assertTrue("field id is not a Long", id instanceof  Long);
268:                long longVal = ((Long) id).longValue();
269:                assertTrue("field id is not > 1", longVal >= 1);
270:                detail.addField(f);
271:
272:                f = new TextField(null, report, detail, "field 2", true);
273:                Object newId = f.getId();
274:                assertNotNull(newId);
275:                long newLongVal = ((Long) newId).longValue();
276:                assertEquals(longVal + 1, newLongVal);
277:                detail.addField(f);
278:
279:                id = newId;
280:                longVal = newLongVal;
281:
282:                f = new TextField(null, report, detail, "field 3", true);
283:                newId = f.getId();
284:                assertNotNull(newId);
285:                newLongVal = ((Long) newId).longValue();
286:                assertEquals(longVal + 1, newLongVal);
287:                detail.addField(f);
288:            }
289:
290:            public void testCaseSensitivity() {
291:                assertNotNull(report.findColumn("jobs.ID"));
292:
293:                // These should fail since by default we search case-sensitively
294:                assertNull(report.findColumn("jobs.id"));
295:                assertNull(report.findColumn("JOBS.ID"));
296:                assertNull(report.findColumn("jOBs.id"));
297:
298:                // These should succeed, because the table and column names are
299:                // all upper-case in the database. We go straight to the data
300:                // source because the report does not contain this column but
301:                // the database does.
302:                assertNotNull(report.getDataSource()
303:                        .findColumn("ALL_CAPS.COL1"));
304:
305:                // Now tell the report to ignore case with table and column names
306:                report.setCaseSensitiveDatabaseNames(false);
307:                assertNotNull(report.findColumn("jobs.id"));
308:                assertNotNull(report.findColumn("JOBS.ID"));
309:                assertNotNull(report.findColumn("jOBs.id"));
310:
311:                // Formula name search is always case-insensitive
312:                assertNotNull(report.findFormulaByName("refs f1"));
313:                assertNotNull(report.findFormulaByName("REFS F1"));
314:                assertNotNull(report.findFormulaByName("rEFs f1"));
315:
316:                // Parameter name search is always case-insensitive
317:                assertNotNull(report.findParameterByName("Yes/No"));
318:                assertNotNull(report.findParameterByName("yes/no"));
319:                assertNotNull(report.findParameterByName("yES/No"));
320:            }
321:
322:            public void testFormat() {
323:                Format f = report.getDefaultField().getFormat();
324:                Format f2 = (Format) f.clone();
325:                assertEquals("Default and cloned formats should be equal", f,
326:                        f2);
327:
328:                assertNotNull(f.getColor());
329:
330:                Field field = Field.createFromDragString(report,
331:                        "column:jobs.ID");
332:                assertNotNull(field);
333:
334:                Format fmt = field.getFormat();
335:                assertNotNull(fmt);
336:
337:                Format defaultFormat = report.getDefaultField().getFormat();
338:
339:                assertEquals(defaultFormat, field.getFormat());
340:
341:                // Test "transparency"; the format's format string is really null, but
342:                // it will return the default format's format string;
343:                assertEquals(defaultFormat.getFormat(), fmt.getFormat());
344:            }
345:
346:            public void testCloning() {
347:                // Make sure whatever we create here does not have a value that
348:                // depends upon running the report and having data.
349:                Section s = report
350:                        .getFirstSectionByArea(SectionArea.REPORT_HEADER);
351:                SpecialField f = (SpecialField) Field.create(null, report, s,
352:                        "special", "report.date", true);
353:
354:                f.setFormat((Format) report.getDefaultField().getFormat()
355:                        .clone());
356:                f.setBounds(new Rectangle(1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0));
357:                f.setBorder(new Border(f));
358:
359:                SpecialField f2 = (SpecialField) f.clone();
360:                assertNotNull(f2);
361:
362:                // assertEquals does too much, and we don't need Field.equals
363:                // anywhere else, so let's do it piece by piece
364:
365:                assertEquals(f.getBounds().x, f2.getBounds().x, 0.00001);
366:                assertEquals(f.getBounds().y, f2.getBounds().y, 0.00001);
367:                assertEquals(f.getBounds().width, f2.getBounds().width, 0.00001);
368:                assertEquals(f.getBounds().height, f2.getBounds().height,
369:                        0.00001);
370:                assertEquals(f.getFormat(), f2.getFormat());
371:                assertEquals(f.getBorder(), f2.getBorder());
372:
373:                // The value is a date. Ignore the seconds in both values
374:                // just in case they are different.
375:                String fVal = f.getValue().toString();
376:                String f2Val = f2.getValue().toString();
377:                assertEquals(fVal.substring(0, 16), f2Val.substring(0, 16));
378:                assertEquals(fVal.substring(19), f2Val.substring(19));
379:            }
380:
381:            public void testHasParameterFields() {
382:                assertEquals(true, report.hasParameterFields());
383:            }
384:
385:            public void testIdGeneration() {
386:                long nextFormulaId = report.generateNewFormulaId().longValue();
387:                long nextParameterId = report.generateNewParameterId()
388:                        .longValue();
389:                long nextUserColumnId = report.generateNewUserColumnId()
390:                        .longValue();
391:
392:                // The new objects' id numbers will be the same as nextXXXId (instead
393:                // of nextXXXid + 1) because the new id numbers only get bumped up when
394:                // a new object is added to the report, not wehn generateNewXXXId gets
395:                // called or the object gets created.
396:
397:                for (int i = 0; i < 3; ++i) {
398:                    Formula f = new Formula(null, report, "");
399:                    Object id = f.getId();
400:                    assertTrue("formula id is not a Long", id instanceof  Long);
401:                    long longVal = ((Long) id).longValue();
402:                    assertEquals(nextFormulaId, longVal);
403:                    report.addFormula(f);
404:                    ++nextFormulaId;
405:
406:                    Parameter p = new Parameter(null, report);
407:                    id = p.getId();
408:                    assertTrue("parameter id is not a Long", id instanceof  Long);
409:                    longVal = ((Long) id).longValue();
410:                    assertEquals(nextParameterId, longVal);
411:                    report.addParameter(p);
412:                    ++nextParameterId;
413:
414:                    UserColumn uc = new UserColumn(null, report, "", "");
415:                    id = uc.getId();
416:                    assertTrue("user column id is not a Long",
417:                            id instanceof  Long);
418:                    longVal = ((Long) id).longValue();
419:                    assertEquals(nextUserColumnId, longVal);
420:                    report.addUserColumn(uc);
421:                    ++nextUserColumnId;
422:                }
423:            }
424:
425:            public static void main(String[] args) {
426:                junit.textui.TestRunner.run(suite());
427:                System.exit(0);
428:            }
429:
430:        }
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