/** Tests that listeners are fired when a comment is rejected. */
public void testListenersFiredWhenCommentRejected() throws Exception {
final StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer("123");
final Comment comment =
blogEntry.createComment(
"title", "body", "author", "email", "website", "avatar", "127.0.0.1");
blogEntry.addComment(comment);
comment.setPending();
service.putBlogEntry(blogEntry);
CommentListener listener =
new CommentListener() {
public void commentAdded(CommentEvent event) {}
public void commentRemoved(CommentEvent event) {}
public void commentApproved(CommentEvent event) {}
public void commentRejected(CommentEvent event) {
assertEquals(comment, event.getSource());
buf.reverse();
}
};
blog.getEventListenerList().addCommentListener(listener);
comment.setRejected();
service.putBlogEntry(blogEntry);
assertEquals("321", buf.toString());
}
/**
* Tests that listeners are not fired when a cloned comment is approved. Why? Because manipulating
* comments from a blog entry decorator will generate excess events if not disabled.
*/
public void testListenersNotFiredWhenCommentApprovedOnClone() {
comment.setPending();
comment = (Comment) comment.clone();
CommentListener listener =
new CommentListener() {
public void commentAdded(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
public void commentRemoved(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
public void commentApproved(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
public void commentRejected(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
};
blog.getEventListenerList().addCommentListener(listener);
comment.setApproved();
}
/** Tests that a CommentEvent can be vetoed. */
public void commentEventCanBeVetoed() {
// create 2 listeners, veto the event in the first and
// fail if the second receives the event
comment.setPending();
CommentListener listener1 =
new CommentListener() {
public void commentAdded(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
public void commentRemoved(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
public void commentApproved(CommentEvent event) {
event.veto();
}
public void commentRejected(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
};
CommentListener listener2 =
new CommentListener() {
public void commentAdded(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
public void commentRemoved(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
public void commentApproved(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
public void commentRejected(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
};
blog.getEventListenerList().addCommentListener(listener1);
blog.getEventListenerList().addCommentListener(listener2);
comment.setApproved();
}
/** Tests the various states for a comment. */
public void testStates() {
// the default is approved
assertEquals(State.APPROVED, comment.getState());
assertTrue(comment.isApproved());
assertFalse(comment.isPending());
assertFalse(comment.isRejected());
comment.setPending();
assertEquals(State.PENDING, comment.getState());
assertFalse(comment.isApproved());
assertTrue(comment.isPending());
assertFalse(comment.isRejected());
comment.setRejected();
assertEquals(State.REJECTED, comment.getState());
assertFalse(comment.isApproved());
assertFalse(comment.isPending());
assertTrue(comment.isRejected());
}
/** Tests that listeners are not fired when a comment is marked as pending. */
public void testListenersFiredWhenCommentMarkedAsPending() {
CommentListener listener =
new CommentListener() {
public void commentAdded(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
public void commentRemoved(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
public void commentApproved(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
public void commentRejected(CommentEvent event) {
fail();
}
};
blog.getEventListenerList().addCommentListener(listener);
comment.setPending();
}
