@Test(dependsOnMethods = "readCreditCard", enabled = true)
private void updateCreditCard() {
creditCardRepository = ctx.getBean(CreditCardRepository.class);
// GET THE OBJECT
CreditCard creditCard = creditCardRepository.findOne(id);
// CREATAE A NEW COPY
CreditCard updatedCreditCard =
new CreditCard.Builder("5555-555-555-55555")
.CreditCard(creditCard)
.nameOnCreditCard("MR JOE DOLE")
.build();
// SAVE THE NEW COPY
creditCardRepository.save(updatedCreditCard);
// GET NEW CARD AND TEST
CreditCard newCreditCard = creditCardRepository.findOne(id);
Assert.assertEquals(newCreditCard.getNameOnCreditCard(), "MR JOE DOLE");
}
// TODO add test methods here.
// The methods must be annotated with annotation @Test. For example:
//
@Test(enabled = true)
public void createCreditCard() {
// *** (i) Create The Entity
// Get The Repository Object
creditCardRepository = ctx.getBean(CreditCardRepository.class);
// Create the Credit card Object using the Builder Design Pattern with ID. It will be generated
// USE BUILDER PATTERN FOR CREATING ALL YOUR ENTITIES
CreditCard creditCard =
new CreditCard.Builder("5555-555-555-55555")
.balance(new BigDecimal(200.00))
.expiryDate(new Date())
.nameOnCreditCard("John Dole")
.build();
// SAVE THE CREDIT CARD OBJECT
creditCardRepository.save(creditCard);
// STORE THE ID FOR LATER USE
id = creditCard.getId();
// ASSERT THAT THE OBJECT IS SAVED
Assert.assertNotNull(creditCard);
}
@Test(dependsOnMethods = "createCreditCard", enabled = true)
public void readCreditCard() {
creditCardRepository = ctx.getBean(CreditCardRepository.class);
CreditCard creditcard = creditCardRepository.findOne(id);
Assert.assertEquals(creditcard.getNameOnCreditCard(), "John Dole");
}
