/** Test int to type. */
@Test(dataProvider = "persistentSearchChangeTypeData")
public void checkIntToTypeTest(Map<Integer, String> exceptedValues) throws Exception {
Set<Integer> keys = exceptedValues.keySet();
Set<PersistentSearchChangeType> expectedTypes = new HashSet<>(4);
for (int i = 1; i <= 15; i++) {
expectedTypes.clear();
for (int key : keys) {
if ((i & key) != 0) {
expectedTypes.add(PersistentSearchChangeType.valueOf(key));
}
}
Set<PersistentSearchChangeType> returnTypes = PersistentSearchChangeType.intToTypes(i);
assertEquals(expectedTypes.size(), returnTypes.size());
for (PersistentSearchChangeType type : expectedTypes) {
assertTrue(returnTypes.contains(type));
}
}
// We should have an exception
try {
PersistentSearchChangeType.intToTypes(0);
fail();
} catch (LDAPException expected) {
assertEquals(
expected.getMessage(),
"The provided integer value indicated that there were no persistent search change types, which is not allowed");
}
// We should have an exception
int i = 16;
try {
PersistentSearchChangeType.intToTypes(i);
fail();
} catch (LDAPException expected) {
assertEquals(
expected.getMessage(),
"The provided integer value "
+ i
+ " was outside the range of acceptable values for an encoded change type set");
}
}
