Examples of org.apache.derbyTesting.junit.SupportFilesSetup

org.apache.derbyTesting.junit.SupportFilesSetup
A decorator that copies test resources from the classpath into the file system at setUp time. Resources are named relative to org/apache/derbyTesting/, e.g. the name passed into the constructor should be something like funtionTests/test/lang/mytest.sql
Read only resources are placed into ${user.dir}/extin/name Read-write resources are placed into ${user.dir}/extinout/name write only output files can be created in ${user.dir}/extout These locations map to entries in the test policy file that have restricted permissions granted. All the three folders are created even if no files are copied into them. In each case the name of a file is the base name of the resource, no package structure is retained. A test may access such a resource using either files or URLs. The static utility methods must be used to obtain the location of any resource. In the future this decorator may create sub-folders to ensure that tests run in paralled do not interfere with each other. tearDown removes the three folders and their contents.

        test = new LocaleTestSetup(test, serverLocale);
        // Install a security manager using the initial policy file.
        test = new SecurityManagerSetup(test, policyName);


        // Copy over the policy file we want to use.
        test = new SupportFilesSetup
            (
             test,
             null,
             new String[] { POLICY_FILE_NAME },
             null,

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            SecurityManagerSetup.noSecurityManager(networkServerTestSetup);


        // if using the custom derby.properties, copy the custom properties to a visible place
        if ( customDerbyProperties != null )
        {
            testSetup = new SupportFilesSetup
                (
                 testSetup,
                 null,
                 new String[] { "functionTests/tests/derbynet/SecureServerTest.derby.properties" },
                 null,

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        return suite;
    }


    public static Test baseSuite(String name) {
        TestSuite suite = new TestSuite(ConnectionMethodsTest.class, name);
        Test test = new SupportFilesSetup(suite, new String[] {"functionTests/testData/ConnectionMethods/short.txt"} );
        return new CleanDatabaseTestSetup(test) {
            protected void decorateSQL(Statement s) throws SQLException {
                s.execute("create table clobtable2(n int,clobcol CLOB)");
                s.execute("create table blobtable2(n int,blobcol BLOB)");

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         * must be in a directory for which Derby has read access.  By
         * using a SupportFilesSetup wrapper, we copy the test log file to
         * the "extin" directory, which has the required permissions.
         */
        return SecurityManagerSetup.noSecurityManager(
            new SupportFilesSetup(suite,
                new String [] {
                    "functionTests/tests/lang/" + testLogFile
                }));
    }

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            suite.addTest(collatedTest("pl", "testPolishCollation"));
        }
        suite.addTest(collatedTest(null, "testDefaultJVMTerritoryCollation"));
        
        // add support to use external files for import/export calls.
        Test test = new SupportFilesSetup(suite);


        // turn on log statement text for sequence of statements in derby.log.  
        if (verbose_debug)
        {
            Properties props = new Properties();

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    {
        if (JDBC.vmSupportsJSR169())
            return new TestSuite("GrantRevokeDDLTest"); // return empty suite;
                //test uses triggers and procedures that use DriverManager.
        TestSuite suite = new TestSuite(GrantRevokeDDLTest.class, "GrantRevokeDDL Test");
      Test test = new SupportFilesSetup(suite);
      test = new CleanDatabaseTestSetup(test);
      test = DatabasePropertyTestSetup.builtinAuthentication(
        test, users, "grantrevokeddl");
        test = TestConfiguration.sqlAuthorizationDecorator(test);

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           // specific classes is correct. This operation is not allowed in general.
           suite.addTest(SecurityManagerSetup.noSecurityManager(
                   new DatabaseClassLoadingTest("testClassLoadOrdering")));
           


           test = new SupportFilesSetup(suite,
                   new String[] {
                   "functionTests/tests/lang/dcl_emc1.jar",
                   "functionTests/tests/lang/dcl_emcaddon.jar",
                   "functionTests/tests/lang/dcl_emc2.jar",
                   "functionTests/tests/lang/dcl_emc2s.jar",

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        Test        cleanDatabaseSuite = new CleanDatabaseTestSetup( suite );


        //
        // Copies the data file to a location which can be read.
        //
        Test        result = new SupportFilesSetup
            (
             cleanDatabaseSuite,
             new String [] { "functionTests/tests/lang/" + IMPORT_FILE_NAME }
             );

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           // Add test cases accessing a classpath database when a login
           // timeout has been specified.
           suite.addTest(loginTimeoutSuite());


           test = new SupportFilesSetup(suite,
                   new String[] {
                   "functionTests/tests/lang/dcl_emc1.jar",
                   "functionTests/tests/lang/dcl_emcaddon.jar",
                   "functionTests/tests/lang/dcl_emc2.jar",
                   "functionTests/tests/lang/dcl_emc2s.jar",

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        String[]    testFiles = new String[] { "functionTests/tests/lang/" + TEST_LOG_FILE };
        
        Test    authorizedRun = TestConfiguration.embeddedSuite( DBOAccessTest.class );
        authorizedRun = DatabasePropertyTestSetup.builtinAuthentication
            ( authorizedRun, LEGAL_USERS, "authorizationOnDBOAccessTest" );
        authorizedRun = new SupportFilesSetup( authorizedRun, testFiles );
        authorizedRun = TestConfiguration.sqlAuthorizationDecorator( authorizedRun );


        Test    unauthorizedRun = TestConfiguration.embeddedSuite( NoAuthorization.class );
        unauthorizedRun = new SupportFilesSetup( unauthorizedRun, testFiles );


        BaseTestSuite suite = new BaseTestSuite();
        suite.addTest( authorizedRun );
        suite.addTest( unauthorizedRun );

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