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package org.xwiki.test.webstandards;
import junit.framework.Test;
import junit.framework.TestCase;
import junit.framework.TestSuite;
import org.xwiki.test.integration.XWikiTestSetup;
import org.xwiki.validator.RSSValidator;
import org.xwiki.validator.XHTMLValidator;
import org.xwiki.validator.XWikiValidator;
import org.xwiki.test.webstandards.framework.DefaultValidationTest;
/**
* A class listing all the Functional tests to execute. We need such a class (rather than letting the JUnit Runner
* discover the different TestCases classes by itself) because we want to start/stop XWiki before and after the tests
* start (but only once).
*
* @version $Id$
*/
public class AllTests extends TestCase
{
private static final String PATTERN = ".*" + System.getProperty("pattern", "");
public static Test suite() throws Exception
{
TestSuite suite = new TestSuite();
// TODO: I don't like listing tests here as it means we can add a new TestCase class and
// forget to add it here and the tests won't be run but we'll not know about it and we'll
// think the tests are all running fine. I haven't found a simple solution to this yet
// (there are complex solutions like searching for all tests by parsing the source tree).
// I think there are TestSuite that do this out there but I haven't looked for them yet.
XHTMLValidator xhtmlValidator = new XHTMLValidator();
addTest(suite, DefaultValidationTest.suite(DefaultValidationTest.class, xhtmlValidator),
DefaultValidationTest.class);
CustomDutchWebGuidelinesValidator dwgValidator = new CustomDutchWebGuidelinesValidator();
addTest(suite, CustomDutchWebGuidelinesValidationTest.suite(CustomDutchWebGuidelinesValidationTest.class,
dwgValidator), DefaultValidationTest.class);
RSSValidator rssValidator = new RSSValidator();
addTest(suite, RSSValidationTest.suite(RSSValidationTest.class, rssValidator), RSSValidationTest.class);
XWikiValidator xwikiValidator = new XWikiValidator();
addTest(suite, DefaultValidationTest.suite(DefaultValidationTest.class, xwikiValidator),
DefaultValidationTest.class);
return new XWikiTestSetup(suite);
}
private static void addTest(TestSuite suite, Test test, Class< ? > testClass) throws Exception
{
if (testClass.getName().matches(PATTERN)) {
suite.addTest(test);
}
}
}