/* Ensures that the read() method parses data source types properly,
* assuming getDataSourceType() works.
*/
public void testReadDataSourceType() throws IOException {
testRead();
JDBCDataSourceType dst = target.getDataSourceType("my db type");
assertNotNull(dst);
assertEquals(dst.getProperty("silly property"), "diddle");
JDBCDataSourceType dst2 = target.getDataSourceType("my other db type");
assertNotNull(dst2);
assertEquals(dst2.getProperty("silly property"), "fiddle");
assertSame(dst, dst2.getParentType());
}
public void testDatabaseTypeParentDoesntExist() throws Exception {
testRead();
JDBCDataSourceType dbType = target.getDataSourceType("my other db type");
dbType.putProperty(JDBCDataSourceType.PARENT_TYPE_NAME, "non existant parent");
ByteArrayOutputStream out = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
target.write(out);
ByteArrayInputStream in = new ByteArrayInputStream(out.toByteArray());
try {
target.read(in);
fail("Parent type didn't exist but no exception was thrown.");
} catch (IllegalStateException ex) {
// test passed
}
}