| org.ddsteps.step.spring.jdbc.SpringJdbcValidator
| SpringJdbcValidator | | abstract public class SpringJdbcValidator extends MappingSqlQuery implements TestStep(Code) | | Base class for Spring JDBC validators.
author:
adam
version:
$Id: SpringJdbcValidator.java,v 1.1 2005/12/03 12:51:41 adamskogman Exp $ |
| SpringJdbcValidator | | public SpringJdbcValidator(DataSource ds, String sql)(Code) | | Use this constructor when you subclass this validator. You should have the datasource as a constructor argument,
but have a static SQL string in your constructor.
Remember to add parameters using (@link #declareParameter(org.springframework.jdbc.core.SqlParameter)) and lastly
call (@link #compile()).
Parameters:
ds - DataSource
Parameters:
sql - SQL |
| assembleParameters | | abstract protected Object[] assembleParameters()(Code) | | Assemble the query parameters from your properties.
An object array, used with the query. |
| mapRow | | final protected Object mapRow(ResultSet rs, int rowNum) throws SQLException(Code) | | NULL object
See Also: org.springframework.jdbc.object.MappingSqlQuery.mapRow(java.sql.ResultSetint) |
| validateRow | | abstract protected void validateRow(ResultSet rs, int rowNum) throws SQLException(Code) | | Implement your asserts here. If no rows are foudn by the query, this method is never called, but you will still
get a call to (@link #validateRowCount(int)).
Parameters:
rs - The result set.
Parameters:
rowNum - First row is 0
throws:
SQLException - Feel free to throw this, as Sprign will turn it into something useful for you.
See Also: org.springframework.jdbc.object.MappingSqlQuery.mapRow(java.sql.ResultSetint)
See Also: Has the same parameters. |
| validateRowCount | | abstract protected void validateRowCount(int numRows)(Code) | | Validate the number of rows you expected.
Parameters:
numRows - The number of rows found. May be 0. |
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