Package org.apache.commons.digester3

Examples of org.apache.commons.digester3.SetTopRule


    @Test
    public void testGetRoot()
        throws Exception
    {
        Digester digester = new Digester();
        digester.addRule( "root", new ObjectCreateRule( TestBean.class ) );

        String xml = "<root/>";
        InputSource in = new InputSource( new StringReader( xml ) );

        digester.parse( in );
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    /** Test regex that matches everything */
    @Test
    public void testMatchAll()
    {
        // set up which should match every rule
        RegexRules rules = new RegexRules( new RegexMatcher()
        {
            @Override
            public boolean match( String pathPattern, String rulePattern )
            {
                return true;
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    /** Test regex matcher that matches nothing */
    @Test
    public void testMatchNothing()
    {
        // set up which should match every rule
        RegexRules rules = new RegexRules( new RegexMatcher()
        {
            @Override
            public boolean match( String pathPattern, String rulePattern )
            {
                return false;
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    /** Test a mixed regex - in other words, one that sometimes returns true and sometimes false */
    @Test
    public void testMatchMixed()
    {
        // set up which should match every rule
        RegexRules rules = new RegexRules( new RegexMatcher()
        {
            @Override
            public boolean match( String pathPattern, String rulePattern )
            {
                return ( rulePattern.equals( "/match/me" ) );
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    /** Test rules and clear methods */
    @Test
    public void testClear()
    {
        // set up which should match every rule
        RegexRules rules = new RegexRules( new RegexMatcher()
        {
            @Override
            public boolean match( String pathPattern, String rulePattern )
            {
                return true;
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    /** Test regex that matches everything */
    @Test
    public void testMatchAll()
    {
        // set up which should match every rule
        RegexRules rules = new RegexRules( new RegexMatcher()
        {
            @Override
            public boolean match( String pathPattern, String rulePattern )
            {
                return true;
            }
        } );

        rules.add( "/a/b/b", new TestRule( "alpha" ) );
        rules.add( "/a/d", new TestRule( "beta" ) );
        rules.add( "/b", new TestRule( "gamma" ) );

        // now test a few patterns
        // check that all are return in the order which they were added
        List<Rule> matches = rules.match( "", "x/g/e", null, null );
        assertEquals( "Wrong number of rules returned (1)", 3, matches.size() );
        assertEquals( "Rule Out Of Order (1)", "alpha", ( (TestRule) matches.get( 0 ) ).getIdentifier() );
        assertEquals( "Rule Out Of Order (2)", "beta", ( (TestRule) matches.get( 1 ) ).getIdentifier() );
        assertEquals( "Rule Out Of Order (3)", "gamma", ( (TestRule) matches.get( 2 ) ).getIdentifier() );

        matches = rules.match( "", "/a", null, null );
        assertEquals( "Wrong number of rules returned (2)", 3, matches.size() );
        assertEquals( "Rule Out Of Order (4)", "alpha", ( (TestRule) matches.get( 0 ) ).getIdentifier() );
        assertEquals( "Rule Out Of Order (5)", "beta", ( (TestRule) matches.get( 1 ) ).getIdentifier() );
        assertEquals( "Rule Out Of Order (6)", "gamma", ( (TestRule) matches.get( 2 ) ).getIdentifier() );
    }
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    /** Test regex matcher that matches nothing */
    @Test
    public void testMatchNothing()
    {
        // set up which should match every rule
        RegexRules rules = new RegexRules( new RegexMatcher()
        {
            @Override
            public boolean match( String pathPattern, String rulePattern )
            {
                return false;
            }
        } );

        rules.add( "/b/c/f", new TestRule( "alpha" ) );
        rules.add( "/c/f", new TestRule( "beta" ) );
        rules.add( "/b", new TestRule( "gamma" ) );

        // now test a few patterns
        // check that all are return in the order which they were added
        List<Rule> matches = rules.match( "", "/b/c", null, null );
        assertEquals( "Wrong number of rules returned (1)", 0, matches.size() );

        matches = rules.match( "", "/b/c/f", null, null );
        assertEquals( "Wrong number of rules returned (2)", 0, matches.size() );
    }
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    /** Test a mixed regex - in other words, one that sometimes returns true and sometimes false */
    @Test
    public void testMatchMixed()
    {
        // set up which should match every rule
        RegexRules rules = new RegexRules( new RegexMatcher()
        {
            @Override
            public boolean match( String pathPattern, String rulePattern )
            {
                return ( rulePattern.equals( "/match/me" ) );
            }
        } );

        rules.add( "/match", new TestRule( "alpha" ) );
        rules.add( "/match/me", new TestRule( "beta" ) );
        rules.add( "/match", new TestRule( "gamma" ) );

        // now test a few patterns
        // check that all are return in the order which they were added
        List<Rule> matches = rules.match( "", "/match", null, null );
        assertEquals( "Wrong number of rules returned (1)", 1, matches.size() );
        assertEquals( "Wrong Rule (1)", "beta", ( (TestRule) matches.get( 0 ) ).getIdentifier() );

        matches = rules.match( "", "/a/match", null, null );
        assertEquals( "Wrong Rule (2)", "beta", ( (TestRule) matches.get( 0 ) ).getIdentifier() );
    }
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    /** Test rules and clear methods */
    @Test
    public void testClear()
    {
        // set up which should match every rule
        RegexRules rules = new RegexRules( new RegexMatcher()
        {
            @Override
            public boolean match( String pathPattern, String rulePattern )
            {
                return true;
            }
        } );

        rules.add( "/abba", new TestRule( "alpha" ) );
        rules.add( "/ad/ma", new TestRule( "beta" ) );
        rules.add( "/gamma", new TestRule( "gamma" ) );

        // check that rules returns all rules in the order which they were added
        List<Rule> matches = rules.rules();
        assertEquals( "Wrong number of rules returned (1)", 3, matches.size() );
        assertEquals( "Rule Out Of Order (1)", "alpha", ( (TestRule) matches.get( 0 ) ).getIdentifier() );
        assertEquals( "Rule Out Of Order (2)", "beta", ( (TestRule) matches.get( 1 ) ).getIdentifier() );
        assertEquals( "Rule Out Of Order (3)", "gamma", ( (TestRule) matches.get( 2 ) ).getIdentifier() );

        matches = rules.match( "", "/eggs", null, null );
        assertEquals( "Wrong number of rules returned (2)", 3, matches.size() );
        assertEquals( "Rule Out Of Order (4)", "alpha", ( (TestRule) matches.get( 0 ) ).getIdentifier() );
        assertEquals( "Rule Out Of Order (5)", "beta", ( (TestRule) matches.get( 1 ) ).getIdentifier() );
        assertEquals( "Rule Out Of Order (6)", "gamma", ( (TestRule) matches.get( 2 ) ).getIdentifier() );

        rules.clear();
        matches = rules.rules();
        assertEquals( "Wrong number of rules returned (3)", 0, matches.size() );

        matches = rules.match( "", "/eggs", null, null );
        assertEquals( "Wrong number of rules returned (4)", 0, matches.size() );
    }
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     *
     * @param digester the Digester instance reference.
     */
    public void addRules( final Digester digester )
    {
        RuleSet ruleSet = createRuleSet();
        ruleSet.addRuleInstances( digester );
    }
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