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Constructors Summary |
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public TestPersonNoFixture()Default constructor
super();
| public TestPersonNoFixture(String name)Constructor with a name for the test case
super(name);
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Methods Summary |
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public void | testAddEmail()Test the addition of email addresses
// Create a fresh person
Person p = new Person();
// Set the email address
String addr = "jsmith@anywhere.com";
p.addEmailAddress(addr);
// There should only be a single email address on the person
assertEquals(p.getEmailAddresses().length, 1);
// The email address should be the value we just added
String addrR = (String)p.getEmailAddresses()[0];
assertNotNull(addrR);
assertEquals(addr, addrR);
| public void | testEquals()
Person p = new Person();
// Set up a test person with some data
p.setFirstName("John");
p.setLastName("Jones");
p.addEmailAddress("jjones@somewhereelse.org");
try {
// The equals implementation on Person should
// always return true when a Person is compared
// to itself
assertTrue(p.equals(p));
}
catch (Exception e) {
// Fail if the equals method generates any exceptions
fail("Unexpected exception: " + e.getMessage());
}
| public void | testSetName()Test the name accessors on the Person bean
// Create a fresh person
Person p = new Person();
// Set the first and last name fields
String fName = "John";
String lName = "Smith";
p.setFirstName(fName);
p.setLastName(lName);
// Verify that the values were accepted and saved
assertNotNull(p.getFirstName());
assertEquals(p.getFirstName(), fName);
assertNotNull(p.getLastName());
assertEquals(p.getLastName(), lName);
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