java/src/org/apache/qetest/xsl/BugzillaTestletDriver.java [219:334]: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - reporter.testCaseClose(); } // of while... } /** * Transform a vector of individual test names into a Vector * of filled-in datalets to be tested - Bugzilla-specific. * * This does special processing since we may either have .java * files that should be compiled, or we may have plain .xsl/.xml * file pairs that we should simpy execute through a default * StylesheetTestlet as-is. * This basically just calculates local path\filenames across * the three presumably-parallel directory trees of testLocation * (inputDir), outLocation (outputDir) and goldLocation * (forced to be same as inputDir). It then stuffs each of * these values plus some generic info like our testProps * into each datalet it creates. * * @param files Vector of local path\filenames to be tested * @param testLocation File denoting directory where all * .xml/.xsl tests are found * @param outLocation File denoting directory where all * output files should be put * @param goldLocation File denoting directory where all * gold files are found - IGNORED; forces testLocation instead * @return Vector of StylesheetDatalets that are fully filled in, * i.e. outputName, goldName, etc are filled in respectively * to inputName */ public Vector buildDatalets(Vector files, File testLocation, File outLocation, File goldLocation) { // Validate arguments if ((null == files) || (files.size() < 1)) { // Bad arguments, report it as an error // Note: normally, this should never happen, since // this class normally validates these arguments // before calling us reporter.logWarningMsg("buildDatalets null or empty file vector"); return null; } Vector v = new Vector(files.size()); int xslCtr = 0; int javaCtr = 0; // For every file in the vector, construct the matching // out, gold, and xml/xsl files; plus see if we have // a .java file as well for (Enumeration elements = files.elements(); elements.hasMoreElements(); /* no increment portion */ ) { String file = null; try { file = (String)elements.nextElement(); } catch (ClassCastException cce) { // Just skip this entry reporter.logWarningMsg("Bad file element found, skipping: " + cce.toString()); continue; } Datalet d = null; // If it's a .java file: just set java.source.name/java.class.name if (file.endsWith(JAVA_EXTENSION)) { // Use TraxDatalets if we have .java d = new TraxDatalet(); ((TraxDatalet)d).options = new Properties(testProps); ((TraxDatalet)d).options.put("java.source.dir", testLocation); ((TraxDatalet)d).options.put(JAVA_SOURCE_NAME, file); ((TraxDatalet)d).options.put("fileCheckerImpl", fileChecker); // That's it - when we execute tests later on, if // there's a JAVA_SOURCE_NAME we simply use that to // find the testlet to execute javaCtr++; } // If it's a .xsl file, just set the filenames as usual else if (file.endsWith(XSL_EXTENSION)) { // Use plain StylesheetDatalets if we just have .xsl d = new StylesheetDatalet(); ((StylesheetDatalet)d).inputName = testLocation.getPath() + File.separator + file; String fileNameRoot = file.substring(0, file.indexOf(XSL_EXTENSION)); // Check for existence of xml - if not there, then set to some default //@todo this would be a perfect use of TraxDatalet.setXMLString() String xmlFileName = testLocation.getPath() + File.separator + fileNameRoot + XML_EXTENSION; if ((new File(xmlFileName)).exists()) { ((StylesheetDatalet)d).xmlName = xmlFileName; } else { ((StylesheetDatalet)d).xmlName = testLocation.getPath() + File.separator + DEFAULT_XML_FILE; } ((StylesheetDatalet)d).outputName = outLocation.getPath() + File.separator + fileNameRoot + OUT_EXTENSION; ((StylesheetDatalet)d).goldName = testLocation.getPath() + File.separator + fileNameRoot + OUT_EXTENSION; ((StylesheetDatalet)d).flavor = flavor; ((StylesheetDatalet)d).options = new Properties(testProps); ((StylesheetDatalet)d).options.put("fileCheckerImpl", fileChecker); // These tests will be run by a plain StylesheetTestlet xslCtr++; } else { // Hmmm - I'm not sure what we should do here reporter.logWarningMsg("Unexpected test file found, skipping: " + file); continue; } d.setDescription(file); v.addElement(d); - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - java/src/org/apache/qetest/xsl/JiraTestletDriver.java [218:333]: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - reporter.testCaseClose(); } // of while... } /** * Transform a vector of individual test names into a Vector * of filled-in datalets to be tested - Jira-specific. * * This does special processing since we may either have .java * files that should be compiled, or we may have plain .xsl/.xml * file pairs that we should simpy execute through a default * StylesheetTestlet as-is. * This basically just calculates local path\filenames across * the three presumably-parallel directory trees of testLocation * (inputDir), outLocation (outputDir) and goldLocation * (forced to be same as inputDir). It then stuffs each of * these values plus some generic info like our testProps * into each datalet it creates. * * @param files Vector of local path\filenames to be tested * @param testLocation File denoting directory where all * .xml/.xsl tests are found * @param outLocation File denoting directory where all * output files should be put * @param goldLocation File denoting directory where all * gold files are found - IGNORED; forces testLocation instead * @return Vector of StylesheetDatalets that are fully filled in, * i.e. outputName, goldName, etc are filled in respectively * to inputName */ public Vector buildDatalets(Vector files, File testLocation, File outLocation, File goldLocation) { // Validate arguments if ((null == files) || (files.size() < 1)) { // Bad arguments, report it as an error // Note: normally, this should never happen, since // this class normally validates these arguments // before calling us reporter.logWarningMsg("buildDatalets null or empty file vector"); return null; } Vector v = new Vector(files.size()); int xslCtr = 0; int javaCtr = 0; // For every file in the vector, construct the matching // out, gold, and xml/xsl files; plus see if we have // a .java file as well for (Enumeration elements = files.elements(); elements.hasMoreElements(); /* no increment portion */ ) { String file = null; try { file = (String)elements.nextElement(); } catch (ClassCastException cce) { // Just skip this entry reporter.logWarningMsg("Bad file element found, skipping: " + cce.toString()); continue; } Datalet d = null; // If it's a .java file: just set java.source.name/java.class.name if (file.endsWith(JAVA_EXTENSION)) { // Use TraxDatalets if we have .java d = new TraxDatalet(); ((TraxDatalet)d).options = new Properties(testProps); ((TraxDatalet)d).options.put("java.source.dir", testLocation); ((TraxDatalet)d).options.put(JAVA_SOURCE_NAME, file); ((TraxDatalet)d).options.put("fileCheckerImpl", fileChecker); // That's it - when we execute tests later on, if // there's a JAVA_SOURCE_NAME we simply use that to // find the testlet to execute javaCtr++; } // If it's a .xsl file, just set the filenames as usual else if (file.endsWith(XSL_EXTENSION)) { // Use plain StylesheetDatalets if we just have .xsl d = new StylesheetDatalet(); ((StylesheetDatalet)d).inputName = testLocation.getPath() + File.separator + file; String fileNameRoot = file.substring(0, file.indexOf(XSL_EXTENSION)); // Check for existence of xml - if not there, then set to some default //@todo this would be a perfect use of TraxDatalet.setXMLString() String xmlFileName = testLocation.getPath() + File.separator + fileNameRoot + XML_EXTENSION; if ((new File(xmlFileName)).exists()) { ((StylesheetDatalet)d).xmlName = xmlFileName; } else { ((StylesheetDatalet)d).xmlName = testLocation.getPath() + File.separator + DEFAULT_XML_FILE; } ((StylesheetDatalet)d).outputName = outLocation.getPath() + File.separator + fileNameRoot + OUT_EXTENSION; ((StylesheetDatalet)d).goldName = testLocation.getPath() + File.separator + fileNameRoot + OUT_EXTENSION; ((StylesheetDatalet)d).flavor = flavor; ((StylesheetDatalet)d).options = new Properties(testProps); ((StylesheetDatalet)d).options.put("fileCheckerImpl", fileChecker); // These tests will be run by a plain StylesheetTestlet xslCtr++; } else { // Hmmm - I'm not sure what we should do here reporter.logWarningMsg("Unexpected test file found, skipping: " + file); continue; } d.setDescription(file); v.addElement(d); - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -