Examples of org.apache.derbyTesting.junit.JDBCClientSetup

org.apache.derbyTesting.junit.JDBCClientSetup
Change to a specified JDBCClient configuration based upon the current configuration at setup time. Previous configuration is restored at tearDown time.

        embedded = new SystemPropertyTestSetup( embedded, systemProperties() );
        suite.addTest( embedded );
        
        Test    clientServer = new TestSuite( LoginTimeoutTest.class, "client/server LoginTimeoutTest" );
        clientServer = TestConfiguration.singleUseDatabaseDecorator( clientServer );
        clientServer = new JDBCClientSetup( clientServer, JDBCClient.DERBYNETCLIENT );
        clientServer = new NetworkServerTestSetup( clientServer, systemPropertiesArray(), new String[]{}, true );
        suite.addTest( clientServer );


        return suite;
    }

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        if (Derby.hasServer() && Derby.hasClient()) {
            Test clientServer = new BaseTestSuite(
                    LoginTimeoutTest.class, "client/server LoginTimeoutTest");
            clientServer =
                    TestConfiguration.singleUseDatabaseDecorator(clientServer);
            clientServer = new JDBCClientSetup(
                    clientServer, JDBCClient.DERBYNETCLIENT);
            clientServer = new NetworkServerTestSetup(clientServer,
                    systemPropertiesArray(), new String[]{}, true);
            suite.addTest(clientServer);
        }

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        // prevents us from falling through and picking up the JDBC4 data source from
        // the system classpath rather than picking up a datasource from
        // the version-specific classloader.
        if ( trajectory.getVersion( 0 ).compareTo( VERSION_10_2_2_0 ) < 0 )
        {
            setup = new JDBCClientSetup( setup, JDBCClient.EMBEDDED_30 );
        }
        
        suite.addTest( setup );
    }

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        // prevents us from falling through and picking up the JDBC4 data source from
        // the system classpath rather than picking up a datasource from
        // the version-specific classloader.
        if ( trajectory.getVersion( 0 ).compareTo( VERSION_10_2_2_0 ) < 0 )
        {
            setup = new JDBCClientSetup( setup, JDBCClient.EMBEDDED_30 );
        }
        
        suite.addTest( setup );
    }

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        if (Derby.hasServer() && Derby.hasClient()) {
            Test clientServer = new TestSuite(
                    LoginTimeoutTest.class, "client/server LoginTimeoutTest");
            clientServer =
                    TestConfiguration.singleUseDatabaseDecorator(clientServer);
            clientServer = new JDBCClientSetup(
                    clientServer, JDBCClient.DERBYNETCLIENT);
            clientServer = new NetworkServerTestSetup(clientServer,
                    systemPropertiesArray(), new String[]{}, true);
            suite.addTest(clientServer);
        }

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        // prevents us from falling through and picking up the JDBC4 data source from
        // the system classpath rather than picking up a datasource from
        // the version-specific classloader.
        if ( trajectory.getVersion( 0 ).compareTo( VERSION_10_2_2_0 ) < 0 )
        {
            setup = new JDBCClientSetup( setup, JDBCClient.EMBEDDED_30 );
        }
        
        suite.addTest( setup );
    }

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