Package org.springframework.rules.constraint

Examples of org.springframework.rules.constraint.Constraint.test()


    assertTrue(r.test(p));
  }

  public void testMaxLengthConstraint() {
    Constraint p = new StringLengthConstraint(5);
    assertTrue(p.test(null));
    assertTrue(p.test(new Integer(12345)));
    assertFalse(p.test(new Integer(123456)));
    assertTrue(p.test("12345"));
    assertFalse(p.test("123456"));
  }
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  }

  public void testMaxLengthConstraint() {
    Constraint p = new StringLengthConstraint(5);
    assertTrue(p.test(null));
    assertTrue(p.test(new Integer(12345)));
    assertFalse(p.test(new Integer(123456)));
    assertTrue(p.test("12345"));
    assertFalse(p.test("123456"));
  }
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  public void testMaxLengthConstraint() {
    Constraint p = new StringLengthConstraint(5);
    assertTrue(p.test(null));
    assertTrue(p.test(new Integer(12345)));
    assertFalse(p.test(new Integer(123456)));
    assertTrue(p.test("12345"));
    assertFalse(p.test("123456"));
  }

  public void testMinLengthConstraint() {
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  public void testMaxLengthConstraint() {
    Constraint p = new StringLengthConstraint(5);
    assertTrue(p.test(null));
    assertTrue(p.test(new Integer(12345)));
    assertFalse(p.test(new Integer(123456)));
    assertTrue(p.test("12345"));
    assertFalse(p.test("123456"));
  }

  public void testMinLengthConstraint() {
    Constraint p = new StringLengthConstraint(RelationalOperator.GREATER_THAN_EQUAL_TO, 5);
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    Constraint p = new StringLengthConstraint(5);
    assertTrue(p.test(null));
    assertTrue(p.test(new Integer(12345)));
    assertFalse(p.test(new Integer(123456)));
    assertTrue(p.test("12345"));
    assertFalse(p.test("123456"));
  }

  public void testMinLengthConstraint() {
    Constraint p = new StringLengthConstraint(RelationalOperator.GREATER_THAN_EQUAL_TO, 5);
    assertFalse(p.test(null));
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    assertFalse(p.test("123456"));
  }

  public void testMinLengthConstraint() {
    Constraint p = new StringLengthConstraint(RelationalOperator.GREATER_THAN_EQUAL_TO, 5);
    assertFalse(p.test(null));
    assertTrue(p.test(new Integer(12345)));
    assertFalse(p.test(new Integer(1234)));
    assertTrue(p.test("1234567890"));
    assertFalse(p.test("1234"));
  }
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  }

  public void testMinLengthConstraint() {
    Constraint p = new StringLengthConstraint(RelationalOperator.GREATER_THAN_EQUAL_TO, 5);
    assertFalse(p.test(null));
    assertTrue(p.test(new Integer(12345)));
    assertFalse(p.test(new Integer(1234)));
    assertTrue(p.test("1234567890"));
    assertFalse(p.test("1234"));
  }
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  public void testMinLengthConstraint() {
    Constraint p = new StringLengthConstraint(RelationalOperator.GREATER_THAN_EQUAL_TO, 5);
    assertFalse(p.test(null));
    assertTrue(p.test(new Integer(12345)));
    assertFalse(p.test(new Integer(1234)));
    assertTrue(p.test("1234567890"));
    assertFalse(p.test("1234"));
  }

  public void testRangeConstraint() {
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  public void testMinLengthConstraint() {
    Constraint p = new StringLengthConstraint(RelationalOperator.GREATER_THAN_EQUAL_TO, 5);
    assertFalse(p.test(null));
    assertTrue(p.test(new Integer(12345)));
    assertFalse(p.test(new Integer(1234)));
    assertTrue(p.test("1234567890"));
    assertFalse(p.test("1234"));
  }

  public void testRangeConstraint() {
    Constraint p = new Range(new Integer(0), new Integer(10));
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    Constraint p = new StringLengthConstraint(RelationalOperator.GREATER_THAN_EQUAL_TO, 5);
    assertFalse(p.test(null));
    assertTrue(p.test(new Integer(12345)));
    assertFalse(p.test(new Integer(1234)));
    assertTrue(p.test("1234567890"));
    assertFalse(p.test("1234"));
  }

  public void testRangeConstraint() {
    Constraint p = new Range(new Integer(0), new Integer(10));
    assertTrue(p.test(new Integer(0)));
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