@Test
public void testGetAllAssignedCoaches() throws ObjectNotFoundException {
// basically the same as testGetAllAssignedCoachesLite() except
// we expect Persons instead
final Collection<UUID> expected = Lists.newArrayList(ADVISOR_0.id(), COACH_1.id());
final PagingWrapper<Person> result1 = personService.getAllAssignedCoaches(null);
assertPersonCollectionsHaveSameIds(expected, result1.getRows());
// zero b/c the request specified no pagination, so impl skips total
// result size calculation
assertEquals(0, result1.getResults());
// now prove that getAllAssignedCoaches() doesn't lazily
// create/return new coaches by creating a fixture where it could do so,
// run the same method again, then checking that we get the exact
// same results as before
final Set<String> newExternalCoachUsernames = addCoachesToExternalDataAndAttributeService(5);
final PagingWrapper<Person> result2 = personService.getAllAssignedCoaches(null);
assertPersonCollectionsHaveSameIds(expected, result2.getRows());
// zero b/c the request specified no pagination, so impl skips total
// result size calculation
assertEquals(0, result2.getResults());
}
@Test
public void testGetAllCurrentCoaches() throws ObjectNotFoundException {
// unlike the getAllAssignedCoaches()/getAllAssignedCoachesLite()
// pair, getAllCurrentCoaches()/getAllCurrentCoachesLite() have
// significantly different behavior. Specifically the non-lite version,
// tested here, *does* lazily create and return new Persons. The lite
// version does not.
final SortedSet<Person> result1 = personService.getAllCurrentCoaches(null);
assertPersonCollectionsHaveSameIds(Lists.newArrayList(ADVISOR_0.id(), COACH_1.id()), result1);
final Set<String> newExternalCoachUsernames = addCoachesToExternalDataAndAttributeService(2);
final SortedSet<Person> result2 = personService.getAllCurrentCoaches(null);
assertPersonCollectionsHaveSameIds(
Lists.newArrayList(
personService.personFromUsername("bulk_coach_001").getId(),
personService.personFromUsername("bulk_coach_002").getId(),
ADVISOR_0.id(),
COACH_1.id()),
result2);
}
