Package javax.management

Examples of javax.management.QueryExp.apply()


      ValueExp value1 = Query.value(new Integer(3));
      operation = Query.eq(value1, null);
      assertTrue(!operation.apply(null));

      operation = Query.eq(null, value1);
      assertTrue(!operation.apply(null));

      ValueExp value2 = Query.value(new Long(3));
      ValueExp result = Query.plus(value1, value2);
      operation = Query.eq(Query.value(6), result);
      assertTrue(operation.apply(null));
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      assertTrue(!operation.apply(null));

      ValueExp value2 = Query.value(new Long(3));
      ValueExp result = Query.plus(value1, value2);
      operation = Query.eq(Query.value(6), result);
      assertTrue(operation.apply(null));

      // Comparing apple and oranges
      ValueExp bvalue1 = Query.value(true);
      operation = Query.eq(bvalue1, value2);
      assertTrue(!operation.apply(null));
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      assertTrue(operation.apply(null));

      // Comparing apple and oranges
      ValueExp bvalue1 = Query.value(true);
      operation = Query.eq(bvalue1, value2);
      assertTrue(!operation.apply(null));

      // Adding 2 booleans
      ValueExp bvalue2 = Query.value(true);
      result = Query.plus(bvalue1, bvalue2);
      operation = Query.eq(Query.value(false), result);
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      ValueExp bvalue2 = Query.value(true);
      result = Query.plus(bvalue1, bvalue2);
      operation = Query.eq(Query.value(false), result);
      try
      {
         operation.apply(null);
      }
      catch (BadBinaryOpValueExpException ignored)
      {
      }
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      }

      StringValueExp svalue1 = new StringValueExp("a");
      StringValueExp svalue2 = new StringValueExp("b");
      operation = Query.eq(svalue1, null);
      assertTrue(!operation.apply(null));
      operation = Query.eq(svalue1, svalue2);
      assertTrue(!operation.apply(null));
   }

   public void testNumericals() throws Exception
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      StringValueExp svalue1 = new StringValueExp("a");
      StringValueExp svalue2 = new StringValueExp("b");
      operation = Query.eq(svalue1, null);
      assertTrue(!operation.apply(null));
      operation = Query.eq(svalue1, svalue2);
      assertTrue(!operation.apply(null));
   }

   public void testNumericals() throws Exception
   {
      ValueExp value1 = Query.value(new Integer(3));
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   public void testNumericals() throws Exception
   {
      ValueExp value1 = Query.value(new Integer(3));
      ValueExp value2 = Query.value(new Long(3));
      QueryExp operation = Query.eq(value1, value2);
      assertTrue(operation.apply(null));

      value1 = Query.value(new Integer(5));
      value2 = Query.value(new Long(4));
      operation = Query.gt(value1, value2);
      assertTrue(operation.apply(null));
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      assertTrue(operation.apply(null));

      value1 = Query.value(new Integer(5));
      value2 = Query.value(new Long(4));
      operation = Query.gt(value1, value2);
      assertTrue(operation.apply(null));

      value1 = Query.value(new Integer(3));
      value2 = Query.value(new Long(4));
      operation = Query.lt(value1, value2);
      assertTrue(operation.apply(null));
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      assertTrue(operation.apply(null));

      value1 = Query.value(new Integer(3));
      value2 = Query.value(new Long(4));
      operation = Query.lt(value1, value2);
      assertTrue(operation.apply(null));

      value1 = Query.value(new Double(3));
      value2 = Query.value(new Long(3));
      operation = Query.eq(value1, value2);
      assertTrue(operation.apply(null));
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      assertTrue(operation.apply(null));

      value1 = Query.value(new Double(3));
      value2 = Query.value(new Long(3));
      operation = Query.eq(value1, value2);
      assertTrue(operation.apply(null));

      value1 = Query.value(new Float(5));
      value2 = Query.value(new Double(4));
      operation = Query.gt(value1, value2);
      assertTrue(operation.apply(null));
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