Examples with TargetOrderArray io.atlasmap.java.test.TargetOrderArray used on opensource projects

Example 1 with TargetOrderArray

use of io.atlasmap.java.test.TargetOrderArray in project atlasmap by atlasmap.

the class JavaConstructServiceComplexArrayTest method testConstructTargetOrderArray.

@Test
public void testConstructTargetOrderArray() throws Exception {
    Object targetObject = constructService.constructClass(generateOrderArray("Target"), null);
    assertNotNull(targetObject);
    assertTrue(targetObject instanceof TargetOrderArray);
    TargetOrderArray orderArray = (TargetOrderArray) targetObject;
    for (int i = 0; i < orderArray.getOrders().length; i++) {
        TargetOrder order = (TargetOrder) orderArray.getOrders()[i];
        assertNotNull(order);
        assertNotNull(order.getAddress());
        assertTrue(order.getAddress() instanceof TargetAddress);
        TargetAddress address = (TargetAddress) order.getAddress();
        assertNull(address.getAddressLine1());
        assertNull(address.getAddressLine2());
        assertNull(address.getCity());
        assertNull(address.getState());
        assertNull(address.getZipCode());
        assertNotNull(order.getContact());
        assertTrue(order.getContact() instanceof TargetContact);
        TargetContact contact = (TargetContact) order.getContact();
        assertNull(contact.getFirstName());
        assertNull(contact.getLastName());
        assertNull(contact.getPhoneNumber());
        assertNull(contact.getZipCode());
    }
}

Example 2 with TargetOrderArray

use of io.atlasmap.java.test.TargetOrderArray in project atlasmap by atlasmap.

the class DocumentJavaFieldWriterTest method testSimpleWriteCollectionArray.

@Test
public void testSimpleWriteCollectionArray() throws Exception {
    addClassForFieldPath("/", TargetOrderArray.class);
    addClassForFieldPath("/orders[5]", TargetOrder.class);
    addClassForFieldPath("/orders[5]/address", TargetAddress.class);
    write("/orders[4]/address/addressLine1", "hello world.");
    TargetOrderArray o = (TargetOrderArray) writer.getRootObject();
    ensureNotNullAndClass(o, TargetOrderArray.class);
    ensureNotNullAndClass(o.getOrders(), TargetOrder[].class);
    assertEquals(5, o.getOrders().length);
    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
        System.out.println("Checking #" + i);
        if (i == 4) {
            ensureNotNullAndClass(o.getOrders()[i], TargetOrder.class);
            ensureNotNullAndClass(o.getOrders()[i].getAddress(), TargetAddress.class);
        } else {
            assertNull(o.getOrders()[i]);
        }
    }
    assertEquals("hello world.", o.getOrders()[4].getAddress().getAddressLine1());
}

Example 3 with TargetOrderArray

use of io.atlasmap.java.test.TargetOrderArray in project atlasmap by atlasmap.

the class JavaFieldWriterTest method testExpandCollectionArray.

@Test
public void testExpandCollectionArray() throws Exception {
    writer.setRootObject(new TargetOrderArray());
    writeComplex("/orders[4]", new TargetOrder());
    writeComplex("/orders[4]/address", new TargetAddress());
    write("/orders[4]/address/addressLine1", "hello world1.");
    writeComplex("/orders[14]", new TargetOrder());
    writeComplex("/orders[14]/address", new TargetAddress());
    write("/orders[14]/address/addressLine1", "hello world2.");
    writeComplex("/orders[2]", new TargetOrder());
    writeComplex("/orders[2]/address", new TargetAddress());
    write("/orders[2]/address/addressLine1", "hello world3.");
    TargetOrderArray o = (TargetOrderArray) writer.getRootObject();
    ensureNotNullAndClass(o, TargetOrderArray.class);
    ensureNotNullAndClass(o.getOrders(), BaseOrder[].class);
    assertEquals(15, o.getOrders().length);
    for (int i = 0; i < 15; i++) {
        System.out.println("Checking #" + i);
        if (i == 4 || i == 14 || i == 2) {
            ensureNotNullAndClass(o.getOrders()[i], TargetOrder.class);
            ensureNotNullAndClass(o.getOrders()[i].getAddress(), TargetAddress.class);
        } else {
            assertNull(o.getOrders()[i]);
        }
    }
    assertEquals("hello world1.", o.getOrders()[4].getAddress().getAddressLine1());
    assertEquals("hello world2.", o.getOrders()[14].getAddress().getAddressLine1());
    assertEquals("hello world3.", o.getOrders()[2].getAddress().getAddressLine1());
}

Example 4 with TargetOrderArray

use of io.atlasmap.java.test.TargetOrderArray in project atlasmap by atlasmap.

the class JavaFieldWriterTest method testSimpleWriteCollectionArray.

@Test
public void testSimpleWriteCollectionArray() throws Exception {
    writer.setRootObject(new TargetOrderArray());
    writeComplex("/orders[4]", new TargetOrder());
    writeComplex("/orders[4]/address", new TargetAddress());
    write("/orders[4]/address/addressLine1", "hello world.");
    TargetOrderArray o = (TargetOrderArray) writer.getRootObject();
    ensureNotNullAndClass(o, TargetOrderArray.class);
    ensureNotNullAndClass(o.getOrders(), BaseOrder[].class);
    assertEquals(5, o.getOrders().length);
    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
        System.out.println("Checking #" + i);
        if (i == 4) {
            ensureNotNullAndClass(o.getOrders()[i], TargetOrder.class);
            ensureNotNullAndClass(o.getOrders()[i].getAddress(), TargetAddress.class);
        } else {
            assertNull(o.getOrders()[i]);
        }
    }
    assertEquals("hello world.", o.getOrders()[4].getAddress().getAddressLine1());
}

Example 5 with TargetOrderArray

use of io.atlasmap.java.test.TargetOrderArray in project atlasmap by atlasmap.

the class JavaWriterUtilMock method getObjectFromParent.

/**
 * Retrieve a child object (which may be a complex class or collection class)
 * from the given parentObject.
 *
 * @param field
 *            - provided for convenience, probably not needed here
 * @param ParentObject
 *            - the object to find the child on
 * @param segmentContext
 *            - the segment of the field's path that references the child object
 */
@Override
public Object getObjectFromParent(Field field, Object parentObject, SegmentContext segmentContext) throws AtlasException {
    String segment = segmentContext.getSegment();
    if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
        LOG.debug("Retrieving child '" + segmentContext.getSegmentPath() + "'.\n\tparentObject: " + parentObject);
    }
    if (parentObject == null) {
        if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
            LOG.debug("Cannot find child '" + segmentContext.getSegmentPath() + "', parent is null.");
        }
        return null;
    }
    // clean up our segment from something like "@addressLine1" to "addressLine1".
    // collection segments like "orders[4]" will be cleaned to "orders"
    String cleanedSegment = AtlasPath.cleanPathSegment(segmentContext.getSegment());
    Object childObject = null;
    if (parentObject instanceof TargetAddress && "addressLine1".equals(cleanedSegment)) {
        childObject = ((TargetAddress) parentObject).getAddressLine1();
    } else if ("orders".equals(cleanedSegment) && parentObject instanceof TestListOrders) {
        childObject = ((TestListOrders) parentObject).getOrders();
    } else if ("orders".equals(cleanedSegment) && parentObject instanceof TargetOrderArray) {
        childObject = ((TargetOrderArray) parentObject).getOrders();
    } else if ("address".equals(cleanedSegment) && parentObject instanceof TargetOrder) {
        childObject = ((TargetOrder) parentObject).getAddress();
    } else if ("address".equals(cleanedSegment) && parentObject instanceof TargetTestClass) {
        childObject = ((TargetTestClass) parentObject).getAddress();
    } else if ("listOrders".equals(cleanedSegment) && parentObject instanceof TargetTestClass) {
        childObject = ((TargetTestClass) parentObject).getListOrders();
    } else if ("orderArray".equals(cleanedSegment) && parentObject instanceof TargetTestClass) {
        childObject = ((TargetTestClass) parentObject).getOrderArray();
    } else if ("contact".equals(cleanedSegment) && parentObject instanceof TargetOrder) {
        childObject = ((TargetOrder) parentObject).getContact();
    } else if ("numberOrders".equals(cleanedSegment) && parentObject instanceof TargetOrderArray) {
        childObject = ((TargetOrderArray) parentObject).getNumberOrders();
    } else if ("primitives".equals(cleanedSegment) && parentObject instanceof TargetTestClass) {
        childObject = ((TargetTestClass) parentObject).getPrimitives();
    } else if ("intArrayField".equals(cleanedSegment) && parentObject instanceof TargetFlatPrimitiveClass) {
        childObject = ((TargetFlatPrimitiveClass) parentObject).getIntArrayField();
    } else if ("boxedStringArrayField".equals(cleanedSegment) && parentObject instanceof TargetFlatPrimitiveClass) {
        childObject = ((TargetFlatPrimitiveClass) parentObject).getBoxedStringArrayField();
    } else if ("contact".equals(cleanedSegment) && parentObject instanceof TargetTestClass) {
        childObject = ((TargetTestClass) parentObject).getContact();
    } else if ("nothing".equals(cleanedSegment) && parentObject instanceof TargetTestClass) {
        childObject = null;
    } else {
        String clz = parentObject.getClass().getSimpleName();
        String getter = "get" + cleanedSegment.substring(0, 1).toUpperCase() + cleanedSegment.substring(1);
        String fix = "} else if (\"" + cleanedSegment + "\".equals(cleanedSegment) && parentObject instanceof " + clz + ") {\n " + "childObject = ((" + clz + ")parentObject)." + getter + "();";
        LOG.error(fix);
        throw new AtlasException("Don't know how to handle get object from parent: " + parentObject + ", segment: " + cleanedSegment);
    }
    // FIXME: Matt, right? an @ here indicates use the getter, or does @ mean access
    // member?
    boolean useGetter = AtlasPath.isAttributeSegment(segment);
    if (useGetter) {
    // FIXME: matt, something like this, but with reflection and what not
    // childObject = parentObject.getAddressLine1();
    } else {
    // FIXME: Matt, something lik this, but with reflection
    // childObject = parentObject.addressLine1;
    }
    if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
        if (childObject == null) {
            LOG.debug("Could not find child object for path: " + segmentContext.getSegmentPath());
        } else {
            LOG.debug("Found child object for path '" + segmentContext.getSegmentPath() + "': " + childObject);
        }
    }
    // TODO: matt, should we throw an exception here if null?
    return childObject;
}