HashMapFixture does not provide a working query() (well ... it just barely works :)). It should be overridden and return an array of HashMap.
The keys of the HashMap should correspond to the names of a column.
super class: RowFixture[?] RowFixture provides the validation for each row for a fixed number of columns.
sub class: Select[?] Select provides the validation of a database table on the DefaultConnection[?]
public Object[] query() throws Exception { Vector rows = new Vector(); HashMap row1 = new HashMap(); java.util.Enumeration columns; columns = propertyNames(); while(columns.hasMoreElements()){ row1.put(columns.nextElement(), "Some Value ..."); } rows.add(row1); HashMap row2 = new HashMap(); columns = propertyNames(); while(columns.hasMoreElements()){ row2.put(columns.nextElement(), "Another Value ..."); } rows.add(row2); return rows.toArray(); }
A column will defaults to using a String.equals(). This can be overridden by registering a property as a different class.
class MyProperties extends HashMapFixture{ MyProperties(){ propertyTypes.put("BirthDate", java.util.Date.class); ...
HashMap | ||
A | B | C |
Some Value ... | Some Value ... | Some Value ... |
Another Value ... | Another Value ... | Another Value ... |
Extra Value ... | Extra Value ... | Extra Value ... |
HashMap | |
B | C |
Some Value ... | Some Value ... |
Another Value ... | Another Value ... |
HashMap | ||
H | I | J |
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