Examples of com.volantis.mcs.integration.transcoder.ICSWithoutGIF

Package com.volantis.mcs.integration.transcoder

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.integration.transcoder.ICSWithoutGIF

com.volantis.mcs.integration.transcoder.ICSWithoutGIF
This specialist transcoder permits MCS to invoke the ICS transcoder in native mode (where ICS accepts ICS parameters) but GIF targeted images are not supported.
This plugin will run against an ICS running under JDK 1.3 (and without Image IO Tools) as is does not request GIFs and thus does not require ICS to support writing GIFs.

     * Tests that when there is no aspect ratio width and height are not set
     * on the element.
     */
    public void testNoAspectRatio() throws Exception {
        TestMarinerRequestContext requestContext =
                createRequestContext(new ICSWithoutGIF(), "cj24", 250);


        // Create the urlc attribute for the image element implementation.
        ImageAttributes papiImageAttributes = new ImageAttributes();
        papiImageAttributes.
                setUrlc("http://www.volantis.com/myImage.jpg?myParam=56");

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     * Tests that when there is an aspect ratio, width and height are set
     * on the element.
     */
    public void testAspectRatio() throws Exception {
        TestMarinerRequestContext requestContext =
                createRequestContext(new ICSWithoutGIF(), "cj24", 250);


        // Create the urlc attribute for the image element implementation.
        ImageAttributes papiImageAttributes = new ImageAttributes();
        papiImageAttributes.
                setUrlc("http://www.volantis.com/myImage.jpg?mcs.ar=5:4");

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     * Tests that when there is an aspect ratio and an existing width and
     * height on the element, then these values are not overridden.
     */
    public void testAspectRatioNoOverwrite() throws Exception {
        TestMarinerRequestContext requestContext =
                createRequestContext(new ICSWithoutGIF(), "cj24", 250);


        // Create the urlc attribute for the image element implementation.
        ImageAttributes papiImageAttributes = new ImageAttributes();
        papiImageAttributes.
                setUrlc("http://www.volantis.com/myImage.jpg?mcs.ar=5:4");

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     * Tests that when there is an aspect ratio parameter, it is removed from
     * the urlc.
     */
    public void testAspectRatioRemoval() throws Exception {
        final String rule = "cj24";
        final PluggableAssetTranscoder transcoder = new ICSWithoutGIF();
        final int width = 369;
        final String urlc = "http://www.volantis.com/myImage.jpg?mcs.ar=5:4";
        TestMarinerRequestContext requestContext =
                createRequestContext(transcoder, rule, width);


        // Create the urlc attribute for the image element implementation.
        ImageAttributes papiImageAttributes = new ImageAttributes();
        papiImageAttributes.setUrlc(urlc);


        // Create the image element implementation.
        ImageElementImpl element = new ImageElementImpl();


        // Generate the pane output for this image element.
        element.elementStartImpl(requestContext, papiImageAttributes);


        // Retrieve the image attributes so that the src can be checked for the
        // removal of the aspect ratio parameter.
        com.volantis.mcs.protocols.ImageAttributes protocolImageAttributes =
                (com.volantis.mcs.protocols.ImageAttributes)
                PrivateAccessor.getField(element, "pattributes");


        final String urlcNoAspectRatio = protocolImageAttributes.getSrc();
        assertEquals("There should be no ratio parameter",
                "http://www.volantis.com/" + rule + "/myImage.jpg?" +
                transcoder.getWidthParameter() + "=" + width,
                urlcNoAspectRatio);
    }

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