Examples with User org.openmrs.User used on opensource projects

Example 86 with User

use of org.openmrs.User in project openmrs-core by openmrs.

the class UserDAOTest method getUsers_shouldEscapeSqlWildcardsInSearchPhrase.

@Test
public void getUsers_shouldEscapeSqlWildcardsInSearchPhrase() {
    User u = new User();
    u.setPerson(new Person());
    u.getPerson().setGender("M");
    // we used to also test %, but UserValidator actually doesn't allow that in usernames. TODO: remove the loop
    String[] wildcards = new String[] { "_" };
    // with the wildcards and carry out a search for that user
    for (String wildcard : wildcards) {
        PersonName name = new PersonName(wildcard + "cats", wildcard + "and", wildcard + "dogs");
        name.setDateCreated(new Date());
        u.addName(name);
        u.setUsername(wildcard + "test" + wildcard);
        Context.getUserService().createUser(u, "Openmr5xy");
        // we expect only one matching name or or systemId  to be returned
        int size = dao.getUsers(wildcard + "ca", null, false, null, null).size();
        assertEquals(1, size);
        // if actually the search returned the matching name or system id
        String userName = (dao.getUsers(wildcard + "ca", null, false, null, null).get(0).getUsername());
        assertEquals("Test failed since no user containing the character " + wildcard + " was found, ", wildcard + "test" + wildcard, userName);
    }
}

Example 87 with User

use of org.openmrs.User in project openmrs-core by openmrs.

the class AuditableInterceptorTest method onFlushDirty_shouldNotFailWithNullPreviousState.

/**
 * @see AuditableInterceptor#onFlushDirty(Object,Serializable,Object[],Object[],String[],Type[])
 */
@Test
public void onFlushDirty_shouldNotFailWithNullPreviousState() {
    AuditableInterceptor interceptor = new AuditableInterceptor();
    User u = new User();
    // sanity check
    Assert.assertTrue(u instanceof Auditable);
    String[] propertyNames = new String[] { "changedBy", "dateChanged" };
    Object[] currentState = new Object[] { "", null };
    interceptor.onFlushDirty(u, null, currentState, null, propertyNames, null);
}

Example 88 with User

use of org.openmrs.User in project openmrs-core by openmrs.

the class AuditableInterceptorTest method onFlushDirty_shouldBeCalledWhenSavingAnAuditable.

/**
 * This test makes sure that the AuditableInterceptor is registered on the session
 *
 * @see AuditableInterceptor#onFlushDirty(Object,Serializable,Object[],Object[],String[],Type[])
 */
@Test
public void onFlushDirty_shouldBeCalledWhenSavingAnAuditable() {
    User u = Context.getUserService().getUser(1);
    u.setUsername("asdf");
    Date beforeDate = u.getDateChanged();
    Context.getUserService().saveUser(u);
    Date afterDate = u.getDateChanged();
    Assert.assertNotSame(beforeDate, afterDate);
}

Example 89 with User

use of org.openmrs.User in project openmrs-core by openmrs.

the class AuditableInterceptorTest method onSave_shouldReturnFalseIfDateCreatedAndCreatorWasNotNull.

/**
 * @see AuditableInterceptor#onSave(Object,Serializable,Object[],String[],Type[])
 */
@Test
public void onSave_shouldReturnFalseIfDateCreatedAndCreatorWasNotNull() {
    AuditableInterceptor interceptor = new AuditableInterceptor();
    User u = new User();
    String[] propertyNames = new String[] { "creator", "dateCreated" };
    Object[] currentState = new Object[] { 0, new Date() };
    boolean result = interceptor.onSave(u, 0, currentState, propertyNames, null);
    Assert.assertFalse(result);
}

Example 90 with User

use of org.openmrs.User in project openmrs-core by openmrs.

the class BaseVoidHandlerTest method handle_shouldNotSetVoidedByIfNonNull.

/**
 * @see BaseVoidHandler#handle(Voidable,User,Date,String)
 */
@Test
public void handle_shouldNotSetVoidedByIfNonNull() {
    VoidHandler<Voidable> handler = new BaseVoidHandler();
    Voidable voidable = new Person();
    voidable.setVoidedBy(new User(3));
    handler.handle(voidable, new User(2), null, " ");
    Assert.assertEquals(3, voidable.getVoidedBy().getId().intValue());
}