Examples with ValidationExecutorSetRegistry com.helger.phive.api.executorset.ValidationExecutorSetRegistry used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ValidationExecutorSetRegistry

use of com.helger.phive.api.executorset.ValidationExecutorSetRegistry in project phive by phax.

the class PhiveJsonHelperTest method testValidationResultsBackAndForth.

@Test
public void testValidationResultsBackAndForth() {
    // Register
    final ValidationExecutorSetRegistry<IValidationSourceXML> aRegistry = new ValidationExecutorSetRegistry<>();
    final VESID aVESID = new VESID("group", "art", "1.0");
    final ValidationExecutorSet<IValidationSourceXML> aVES = new ValidationExecutorSet<>(aVESID, "name", false);
    aVES.addExecutor(ValidationExecutorXSD.create(new ClassPathResource("test/schema1.xsd")));
    aRegistry.registerValidationExecutorSet(aVES);
    // Validate
    final ValidationResultList aVRL = ValidationExecutionManager.executeValidation(aVES, ValidationSourceXML.create(new ClassPathResource("test/schema1.xml")));
    assertTrue(aVRL.containsAtLeastOneError());
    // To JSON
    final Locale aDisplayLocale = Locale.US;
    final IJsonObject aObj = new JsonObject();
    PhiveJsonHelper.applyValidationResultList(aObj, aVES, aVRL, aDisplayLocale, 123, null, null);
    // And back
    final IValidationExecutorSet<IValidationSourceXML> aVES2 = PhiveJsonHelper.getAsVES(aRegistry, aObj);
    assertNotNull(aVES2);
    assertSame(aVES, aVES2);
    final ValidationResultList aVRL2 = PhiveJsonHelper.getAsValidationResultList(aObj);
    assertNotNull(aVRL2);
    // direct equals doesn't work, because of the restored exception
    assertEquals(aVRL.size(), aVRL2.size());
    assertEquals(1, aVRL.size());
    assertEquals(aVRL.get(0).getErrorList().size(), aVRL2.get(0).getErrorList().size());
    // and forth
    final IJsonObject aObj2 = new JsonObject();
    PhiveJsonHelper.applyValidationResultList(aObj2, aVES2, aVRL2, aDisplayLocale, 123, null, null);
    CommonsTestHelper.testDefaultImplementationWithEqualContentObject(aObj, aObj2);
}