Examples with Bridge javax.portlet.faces.Bridge used on opensource projects

Example 16 with Bridge

use of javax.portlet.faces.Bridge in project liferay-faces-bridge-impl by liferay.

the class BridgeDestroyTestPortlet method runEventDestroyTest.

private void runEventDestroyTest(EventRequest request, EventResponse response) throws PortletException, IOException {
    BridgeTCKResultWriter resultWriter = new BridgeTCKResultWriter(DESTROY_EVENT_TEST);
    // Run test
    Bridge bridge = getFacesBridge(request, response);
    bridge.destroy();
    try {
        bridge.doFacesRequest(request, response);
        resultWriter.setStatus(BridgeTCKResultWriter.FAIL);
        resultWriter.setDetail("Didn't throw the BridgeUninitializedException from doFacesRequest(event) when passed a destroyed bridge. Instead the request completed without an exception.");
    } catch (BridgeUninitializedException bue) {
        resultWriter.setStatus(BridgeTCKResultWriter.PASS);
        resultWriter.setDetail("Correctly threw BridgeUninitializedException from doFacesRequest(event) when passed a destroyed bridge.");
    } catch (Exception e) {
        resultWriter.setStatus(BridgeTCKResultWriter.FAIL);
        resultWriter.setDetail("Didn't throw the BridgeUninitializedException from doFacesRequest(event) when passed a destroyed bridge. Instead it threw: " + e.toString());
    }
    mActionResult = resultWriter.toString();
}

Example 17 with Bridge

use of javax.portlet.faces.Bridge in project liferay-faces-bridge-impl by liferay.

the class BridgeDestroyTestPortlet method runResourceDestroyTest.

private void runResourceDestroyTest(ResourceRequest request, ResourceResponse response) throws PortletException, IOException {
    BridgeTCKResultWriter resultWriter = new BridgeTCKResultWriter(DESTROY_RESOURCE_TEST);
    // Run test
    Bridge bridge = getFacesBridge(request, response);
    bridge.destroy();
    try {
        bridge.doFacesRequest(request, response);
        resultWriter.setStatus(BridgeTCKResultWriter.FAIL);
        resultWriter.setDetail("Didn't throw the BridgeUninitializedException from doFacesRequest(resource) when passed a destroyed bridge. Instead the request completed without an exception.");
    } catch (BridgeUninitializedException bue) {
        resultWriter.setStatus(BridgeTCKResultWriter.PASS);
        resultWriter.setDetail("Correctly threw BridgeUninitializedException from doFacesRequest(resource) when passed a destroyed bridge.");
    } catch (Exception e) {
        resultWriter.setStatus(BridgeTCKResultWriter.FAIL);
        resultWriter.setDetail("Didn't throw the BridgeUninitializedException from doFacesRequest(resource) when passed a destroyed bridge. Instead it threw: " + e.toString());
    }
    mActionResult = resultWriter.toString();
}

Example 18 with Bridge

use of javax.portlet.faces.Bridge in project liferay-faces-bridge-impl by liferay.

the class BridgeDestroyTestPortlet method runNullRequestRenderTest.

private void runNullRequestRenderTest(RenderRequest request, RenderResponse response) throws PortletException, IOException {
    response.setContentType("text/html");
    PrintWriter responsePrintWriter = response.getWriter();
    BridgeTCKResultWriter resultWriter = new BridgeTCKResultWriter(NULLREQUEST_RENDER_TEST);
    // Run test
    try {
        Bridge bridge = getFacesBridge(request, response);
        bridge.doFacesRequest((RenderRequest) null, (RenderResponse) null);
        resultWriter.setStatus(BridgeTCKResultWriter.FAIL);
        resultWriter.setDetail("Didn't throw the NullPointerException from doFacesRequest(render) when passed a null request/response. Instead the request completed without an exception.");
    } catch (NullPointerException bue) {
        resultWriter.setStatus(BridgeTCKResultWriter.PASS);
        resultWriter.setDetail("Correctly threw NullPointerException from doFacesRequest(render) when passed a null request/response.");
    } catch (Exception e) {
        resultWriter.setStatus(BridgeTCKResultWriter.FAIL);
        resultWriter.setDetail("Didn't throw the NullPointerException from doFacesRequest(render) when passed a null request/response. Instead it threw: " + e.toString());
    }
    responsePrintWriter.println(resultWriter.toString());
}