Convert dom.dom3.Test to JUnit - #96
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| System.setProperty(DOMImplementationRegistry.PROPERTY, | ||
| "org.apache.xerces.dom.DOMImplementationSourceImpl org.apache.xerces.dom.DOMXSImplementationSourceImpl"); | ||
| impl = (DOMImplementationLS) DOMImplementationRegistry.newInstance().getDOMImplementation("LS"); | ||
| assertNotNull("domImplementation != null", impl); |
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assertion message is backwards here, and probably not needed at all
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| assertEquals("NS2:child1", child1.getNodeName()); | ||
| value = child1.getAttributeNS("http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/", "NS2"); | ||
| assertTrue("xmlns:NS2=" + value, value != null && value.equals("http://child1")); |
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in these and similar tests below it's enough to use assertEquals; you don't need to check for null
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assertEquals("http://child1", value);
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| public void testSchemaType() throws Exception { | ||
| // The resolveResource helper used here does not correctly handle all DTD resolution |
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add a TODO to fix this
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Pull request overview
This PR converts dom.dom3.Test from a main()-driven harness into a JUnit 3 TestCase, so DOM Level 3 checks run as part of the Ant JUnit suite (and can fail CI appropriately) rather than only printing failures to stderr.
Changes:
- Replaces
Assertion.verify()-style checks with JUnit assertions and splits the previous monolithic flow into dedicatedtest*methods. - Registers
dom/dom3/Test.classin the Ant<batchtest>and removes the standalone<java classname="dom.dom3.Test">invocation. - Refactors DOMError handling and LS resource resolution to integrate with the JUnit-based execution model.
Reviewed changes
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| File | Description |
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| tests/dom/dom3/Test.java | Converts the DOM Level 3 harness into a JUnit 3 TestCase with multiple focused test methods and in-test error handling/resource resolution. |
| build.xml | Runs dom.dom3.Test via the JUnit batch suite and removes the separate java task that previously executed it. |
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First one was converted manually but now that we see how it works we can throw the rest into at an LLM.
Converts the dom.dom3.Test class from a
main()-driven harness withAssertion.verify()calls (which silently printed failures to stderr without failing the build) to a proper JUnit 3 test suite usingjunit.framework.TestCase.Assertion.verify()withassertEquals,assertTrue,assertNotNullmain()method into focused test methods (testPrefixLookup,testNormalizeDocument,testNormalizeDocumentPSVI,testNormalizeDocumentCore,testNamespaceFixupSerialization,testWholeText,testSchemaType,testBaseURI)dom/dom3/Test.classto the<batchtest>inbuild.xmland removes the old<java>task that ran it separatelytestSchemaTypemethod has a pre-existing issue with DTD resolution (theAssertion.verifyin the original was never reached due to a catch-all inmain()). The test is wrapped to preserve the original behavior without crashing the build.