Examples with HallDTO com.management.dto.HallDTO used on opensource projects

Example 1 with HallDTO

use of com.management.dto.HallDTO in project Internet-Software-Architectures by zivko11.

the class HallControllerTests method DeletingHall_ReturnsOK.

@Test
public void DeletingHall_ReturnsOK() {
    // Arrange
    Mockery mock = new Mockery();
    hallRepository = mock.mock(HallRepository.class);
    // expectations
    mock.checking(new Expectations() {

        {
            oneOf(hallRepository).delete(1);
        }
    });
    // Act and assert
    HallManager manager = new HallManager(hallRepository);
    HallController controller = new HallController(manager);
    Assert.assertNotNull(controller);
    Assert.assertEquals(controller.deleteHall(1), new ResponseEntity<HallDTO>(HttpStatus.OK));
    mock.assertIsSatisfied();
}

Example 2 with HallDTO

use of com.management.dto.HallDTO in project Internet-Software-Architectures by zivko11.

the class HallControllerTests method ReadHall_ReturnsOK.

@Test
public void ReadHall_ReturnsOK() {
    // Arrange
    Mockery mock = new Mockery();
    hallRepository = mock.mock(HallRepository.class);
    final Hall hall = new Hall();
    hall.setHallName("A1");
    mock.checking(new Expectations() {

        {
            oneOf(hallRepository).findOne(1);
            will(returnValue(hall));
        }
    });
    HallManager manager = new HallManager(hallRepository);
    HallController controller = new HallController(manager);
    // Act
    ResponseEntity<HallDTO> response = controller.getHall(1);
    HallDTO dto = response.getBody();
    // Assert
    Assert.assertNotNull(controller);
    Assert.assertEquals(response, new ResponseEntity<HallDTO>(dto, HttpStatus.OK));
    mock.assertIsSatisfied();
}

Example 3 with HallDTO

use of com.management.dto.HallDTO in project Internet-Software-Architectures by zivko11.

the class HallControllerTests method ReadAllHalls_ReturnsOK.

@Test
public void ReadAllHalls_ReturnsOK() {
    // Arrange
    Mockery mock = new Mockery();
    hallRepository = mock.mock(HallRepository.class);
    final ArrayList<Hall> list = new ArrayList<Hall>();
    Hall hall1 = new Hall();
    hall1.setHallName("A1");
    Hall hall2 = new Hall();
    hall2.setHallName("A2");
    list.add(hall1);
    list.add(hall2);
    mock.checking(new Expectations() {

        {
            oneOf(hallRepository).findAll();
            will(returnValue(list));
        }
    });
    HallManager manager = new HallManager(hallRepository);
    HallController controller = new HallController(manager);
    // Act
    ResponseEntity<List<HallDTO>> response = controller.getHalls();
    ArrayList<HallDTO> listDTO = (ArrayList<HallDTO>) response.getBody();
    // Assert
    Assert.assertNotNull(controller);
    Assert.assertEquals(response, new ResponseEntity<List<HallDTO>>(listDTO, HttpStatus.OK));
    mock.assertIsSatisfied();
}

Example 4 with HallDTO

use of com.management.dto.HallDTO in project Internet-Software-Architectures by zivko11.

the class HallManagerTests method AddingNewHall_ReturnsBoolean.

@Test
public void AddingNewHall_ReturnsBoolean() {
    // Arrange
    hallRepository = new HallRepositoryFake();
    HallDTO dto = new HallDTO();
    dto.setHallName("A1");
    HallManager manager = new HallManager(hallRepository);
    // Act and assert
    Assert.assertNotNull(manager);
    Assert.assertTrue(manager.Create(dto));
    Hall hall = hallRepository.findOne(0);
    Assert.assertEquals(dto.getHallId(), hall.getHallId());
    Assert.assertEquals(dto.getHallName(), hall.getHallName());
}

Example 5 with HallDTO

use of com.management.dto.HallDTO in project Internet-Software-Architectures by zivko11.

the class HallManager method Read.

public HallDTO Read(int id) {
    ModelMapper mapper = new ModelMapper();
    HallDTO dto;
    try {
        Hall hall = hallRepository.findOne(id);
        dto = mapper.map(hall, HallDTO.class);
    } catch (Exception exc) {
        exc.printStackTrace();
        return null;
    }
    return dto;
}