private static String plIniToString(PlDotIni plini) {
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
for (int i = 0; i < plini.getSectionCount(); i++) {
Object o = plini.getSection(i);
if (o instanceof PlDotIni.Section) {
sb.append(((PlDotIni.Section) o).getPropertiesMap().toString());
} else if (o instanceof SPDataSource) {
sb.append(((SPDataSource) o).getPropertiesMap().toString());
} else if (o instanceof JDBCDataSourceType) {
sb.append(((JDBCDataSourceType) o).getProperties().toString());
} else if (o instanceof UserDefinedSQLType) {
sb.append(plini.createSQLTypePropertiesMap(((UserDefinedSQLType) o)).toString());
} else {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Unknown pl.ini section type: " + o);
}
sb.append("\n");
}
return sb.toString();
}
/* ensures we read all sections in the correct order */
public void testReadSections() throws Exception {
testRead();
assertEquals(6, target.getSectionCount());
// the nameless first section
Object s = target.getSection(0);
assertEquals(PlDotIni.Section.class, s.getClass());
assertEquals(null, ((PlDotIni.Section) s).getName());
s = target.getSection(1);
assertEquals(JDBCDataSourceType.class, s.getClass());
s = target.getSection(2);
assertEquals(JDBCDataSourceType.class, s.getClass());
s = target.getSection(3);
assertEquals(PlDotIni.Section.class, s.getClass());
s = target.getSection(4);
assertEquals(JDBCDataSource.class, s.getClass());
s = target.getSection(5);
assertEquals(UserDefinedSQLType.class, s.getClass());
}
