Examples of org.springframework.beans.SerializablePerson

org.springframework.beans.SerializablePerson
Serializable implementation of the Person interface. @author Rod Johnson


    assertFalse(SerializationTestUtils.isSerializable(proxy));
  }


  public void testSerializationAdviceNotSerializable() throws Exception {
    SerializablePerson sp = new SerializablePerson();
    assertTrue(SerializationTestUtils.isSerializable(sp));


    ProxyFactory pf = new ProxyFactory(sp);


    // This isn't serializable

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    assertFalse(SerializationTestUtils.isSerializable(proxy));
  }


  public void testSerializationSerializableTargetAndAdvice() throws Throwable {
    SerializablePerson personTarget = new SerializablePerson();
    personTarget.setName("jim");
    personTarget.setAge(26);


    assertTrue(SerializationTestUtils.isSerializable(personTarget));


    ProxyFactory pf = new ProxyFactory(personTarget);

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      assertSame("Introduced method returning delegate returns proxy", introduction, introduction.getSpouse());
      assertTrue("Introduced method returning delegate returns proxy", AopUtils.isAopProxy(introduction.getSpouse()));
  }
  
  public void testSerializableDelegatingIntroductionInterceptorSerializable() throws Exception {
    SerializablePerson serializableTarget = new SerializablePerson();
    String name = "Tony";
    serializableTarget.setName("Tony");
    
    ProxyFactory factory = new ProxyFactory(serializableTarget);
    factory.addInterface(Person.class);
    long time = 1000;
    TimeStamped ts = new SerializableTimeStamped(time);

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  /**
   * Create an empty pointcut, populating instance variables.
   * @see junit.framework.TestCase#setUp()
   */
  protected void setUp() {
    ProxyFactory pf = new ProxyFactory(new SerializablePerson());
    nop = new SerializableNopInterceptor();
    pc = new NameMatchMethodPointcut();
    pf.addAdvisor(new DefaultPointcutAdvisor(pc, nop));
    proxied = (Person) pf.getProxy();
  }

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  // TODO test reject swap to wrong interface or class?
  // how to decide what's valid?
  
  
  public void testSerialization() throws Exception {
    SerializablePerson sp1 = new SerializablePerson();
    sp1.setName("Tony");
    SerializablePerson sp2 = new SerializablePerson();
    sp1.setName("Gordon");
    
    HotSwappableTargetSource hts = new HotSwappableTargetSource(sp1);
    ProxyFactory pf = new ProxyFactory();
    pf.addInterface(Person.class);
    pf.setTargetSource(hts);
    pf.addAdvisor(new DefaultPointcutAdvisor(new SerializableNopInterceptor()));
    Person p = (Person) pf.getProxy();
    
    assertEquals(sp1.getName(), p.getName());
    hts.swap(sp2);
    assertEquals(sp2.getName(), p.getName());
    
    p = (Person) SerializationTestUtils.serializeAndDeserialize(p);
    // We need to get a reference to the client-side targetsource
    hts = (HotSwappableTargetSource) ((Advised) p).getTargetSource();
    assertEquals(sp2.getName(), p.getName());
    hts.swap(sp1);
    assertEquals(sp1.getName(), p.getName());
    
  }

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    assertEquals("general error", ms.getMessage(ex.getGlobalError(), Locale.US));
    assertEquals("invalid field", ms.getMessage(ex.getFieldError("age"), Locale.US));
  }


  public void testBindExceptionSerializable() throws Exception {
    SerializablePerson tb = new SerializablePerson();
    tb.setName("myName");
    tb.setAge(99);


    BindException ex = new BindException(tb, "tb");
    ex.reject("invalid", "someMessage");
    ex.rejectValue("age", "invalidField", "someMessage");

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