Package org.apache.webbeans.newtests.decorators.multiple

Examples of org.apache.webbeans.newtests.decorators.multiple.OutputProvider.trace()


        String result = outputProvider.getOutput();
        System.out.println(result);
        // Verify that the Decorators were called in order, and in a stack.
        Assert.assertTrue(result.equalsIgnoreCase("Decorator1\nDecorator2\nOutputProvider\n"));
       
        String hijackedStack = outputProvider.trace();
        // Verify that the a method change in Decorator2 from trace->otherMethod results in the right stack
        Assert.assertEquals("Decorator1/trace,Decorator2/trace,delegate/otherMethod", hijackedStack);
       
       
    }
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        String result = outputProvider.getOutput();
        System.out.println(result);
        // Verify that the Decorators were called in order, and in a stack, including the Abstract Decorator 3
        Assert.assertTrue(result.equalsIgnoreCase("Decorator1\nDecorator2\nDecorator3\nOutputProvider\n"));
       
        String hijackedStack = outputProvider.trace();
        // Verify that the a method change in Decorator2 from trace->otherMethod results in the right stack
        Assert.assertEquals("Decorator1/trace,Decorator2/trace,delegate/otherMethod", hijackedStack);  
    }
}
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        String result = outputProvider.getOutput();
        System.out.println(result);
        // Verify that the Decorators were called in order, and in a stack.
        Assert.assertTrue(result.equalsIgnoreCase("Decorator1\nDecorator2\nOutputProvider\n"));
       
        String hijackedStack = outputProvider.trace();
        // Verify that the a method change in Decorator2 from trace->otherMethod results in the right stack
        Assert.assertEquals("Decorator1/trace,Decorator2/trace,delegate/otherMethod", hijackedStack);
       
       
    }
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        String result = outputProvider.getOutput();
        System.out.println(result);
        // Verify that the Decorators were called in order, and in a stack, including the Abstract Decorator 3
        Assert.assertTrue(result.equalsIgnoreCase("Decorator1\nDecorator2\nDecorator3\nOutputProvider\n"));
       
        String hijackedStack = outputProvider.trace();
        // Verify that the a method change in Decorator2 from trace->otherMethod results in the right stack
        Assert.assertEquals("Decorator1/trace,Decorator2/trace,delegate/otherMethod", hijackedStack);  
    }
}
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        String result = outputProvider.getOutput();
        System.out.println(result);
        // Verify that the Decorators were called in order, and in a stack, including the Abstract Decorator 3
        Assert.assertTrue(result.equalsIgnoreCase("Decorator1\nDecorator2\nDecorator3\nOutputProvider\n"));
       
        String hijackedStack = outputProvider.trace();
        // Verify that the a method change in Decorator2 from trace->otherMethod results in the right stack
        Assert.assertEquals("Decorator1/trace,Decorator2/trace,delegate/otherMethod", hijackedStack);  
    }
}
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        String result = outputProvider.getOutput();
        System.out.println(result);
        // Verify that the Decorators were called in order, and in a stack.
        Assert.assertTrue(result.equalsIgnoreCase("Decorator1\nDecorator2\nOutputProvider\n"));
       
        String hijackedStack = outputProvider.trace();
        // Verify that the a method change in Decorator2 from trace->otherMethod results in the right stack
        Assert.assertEquals("Decorator1/trace,Decorator2/trace,delegate/otherMethod", hijackedStack);
       
       
    }
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        String result = outputProvider.getOutput();
        System.out.println(result);
        // Verify that the Decorators were called in order, and in a stack.
        Assert.assertTrue(result.equalsIgnoreCase("Decorator1\nDecorator2\nOutputProvider\n"));
       
        String hijackedStack = outputProvider.trace();
        // Verify that the a method change in Decorator2 from trace->otherMethod results in the right stack
        Assert.assertEquals("Decorator1/trace,Decorator2/trace,delegate/otherMethod", hijackedStack);
       
       
    }
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        String result = outputProvider.getOutput();
        System.out.println(result);
        // Verify that the Decorators were called in order, and in a stack.
        Assert.assertTrue(result.equalsIgnoreCase("Decorator1\nAbstractDecorator\nOutputProvider\n"));

        String hijackedStack = outputProvider.trace();
        Assert.assertEquals("Decorator1/trace,delegate/trace", hijackedStack);


    }
}
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        String result = outputProvider.getOutput();
        // Verify that the Decorators were called in order, and in a stack, including the Abstract Decorator 3
        Assert.assertTrue(result.equalsIgnoreCase("Decorator1\nDecorator2\nDecorator3\nOutputProvider\n"));
       
        String hijackedStack = outputProvider.trace();
        // Verify that the a method change in Decorator2 from trace->otherMethod results in the right stack
        Assert.assertEquals("Decorator1/trace,Decorator2/trace,delegate/otherMethod", hijackedStack);  
    }

    @Test
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        Assert.assertTrue(outputProvider != null);

        String result = outputProvider.getOutput();
        Assert.assertEquals("Decorator3\nOutputProvider\n", result);

        String trace = outputProvider.trace();
        Assert.assertEquals("delegate/trace", trace);
    }
}
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