/** Test subject */
public void testSubject() throws Exception {
assertEquals("test message", simple.getSubject());
assertEquals("Test the content transformer", quick.getSubject());
assertEquals(
"IN-SPIRE servers going down for a bit, back up around 8am", outlook30.getSubject());
assertEquals("test pi\u00e8ce jointe 1", attachments.getSubject());
}
/** Test message headers */
public void testHeaders() throws Exception {
// Simple email first
assertEquals(26, simple.getHeaders().length);
assertTrue(simple.getHeaders()[0].startsWith("Return-path:"));
assertTrue(simple.getHeaders()[1].equals("Envelope-to: [email protected]"));
assertTrue(simple.getHeaders()[25].startsWith("X-Antivirus-Scanner: Clean"));
// Quick doesn't have them
try {
quick.getHeaders();
fail();
} catch (ChunkNotFoundException e) {
}
// Attachments doesn't have them
try {
attachments.getHeaders();
fail();
} catch (ChunkNotFoundException e) {
}
// Outlook30 has some
assertEquals(33, outlook30.getHeaders().length);
assertTrue(outlook30.getHeaders()[0].startsWith("Microsoft Mail Internet Headers"));
assertTrue(outlook30.getHeaders()[1].startsWith("x-mimeole:"));
assertTrue(
outlook30.getHeaders()[32].startsWith("\t\"Williams")); // May need better parsing in future
}
/** Can we always get the recipient's email? */
public void testRecipientEmail() throws Exception {
assertEquals("*****@*****.**", simple.getRecipientEmailAddress());
assertEquals("*****@*****.**", quick.getRecipientEmailAddress());
assertEquals("*****@*****.**", attachments.getRecipientEmailAddress());
// This one has lots...
assertEquals(18, outlook30.getRecipientEmailAddressList().length);
assertEquals(
"[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; "
+ "[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; "
+ "[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; "
+ "[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; "
+ "[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]",
outlook30.getRecipientEmailAddress());
}
/** Test missing chunks. Use a file with no HTML body */
public void testMissingChunks() throws Exception {
assertEquals(false, attachments.isReturnNullOnMissingChunk());
try {
attachments.getHtmlBody();
fail();
} catch (ChunkNotFoundException e) {
// Good
}
attachments.setReturnNullOnMissingChunk(true);
assertEquals(null, attachments.getHtmlBody());
attachments.setReturnNullOnMissingChunk(false);
try {
attachments.getHtmlBody();
fail();
} catch (ChunkNotFoundException e) {
// Good
}
}
/**
* We default to CP1252, but can sometimes do better if needed. This file is really CP1251,
* according to the person who submitted it in bug #49441
*/
public void testEncoding() throws Exception {
assertEquals(2, cyrillic.getRecipientDetailsChunks().length);
assertEquals(
"CP1252",
cyrillic.getRecipientDetailsChunks()[0].recipientDisplayNameChunk.get7BitEncoding());
assertEquals(
"CP1252",
cyrillic.getRecipientDetailsChunks()[1].recipientDisplayNameChunk.get7BitEncoding());
cyrillic.guess7BitEncoding();
assertEquals(
"Cp1251",
cyrillic.getRecipientDetailsChunks()[0].recipientDisplayNameChunk.get7BitEncoding());
assertEquals(
"Cp1251",
cyrillic.getRecipientDetailsChunks()[1].recipientDisplayNameChunk.get7BitEncoding());
// Override it, check it's taken
cyrillic.set7BitEncoding("UTF-8");
assertEquals(
"UTF-8",
cyrillic.getRecipientDetailsChunks()[0].recipientDisplayNameChunk.get7BitEncoding());
assertEquals(
"UTF-8",
cyrillic.getRecipientDetailsChunks()[1].recipientDisplayNameChunk.get7BitEncoding());
// Check with a file that has no headers
try {
chinese.getHeaders();
fail("File doesn't have headers!");
} catch (ChunkNotFoundException e) {
}
String html = chinese.getHtmlBody();
assertTrue("Charset not found:\n" + html, html.contains("text/html; charset=big5"));
// Defaults to CP1251
assertEquals(
"CP1252",
chinese.getRecipientDetailsChunks()[0].recipientDisplayNameChunk.get7BitEncoding());
// But after guessing goes to the correct one, cp950 (Windows Traditional Chinese)
chinese.guess7BitEncoding();
assertEquals(
"cp950",
chinese.getRecipientDetailsChunks()[0].recipientDisplayNameChunk.get7BitEncoding());
}
/** Test the 7 bit detection */
public void test7BitDetection() throws Exception {
assertEquals(false, unicode.has7BitEncodingStrings());
assertEquals(true, simple.has7BitEncodingStrings());
assertEquals(true, chinese.has7BitEncodingStrings());
assertEquals(true, cyrillic.has7BitEncodingStrings());
}
/** More missing chunk testing, this time for missing recipient email address */
public void testMissingAddressChunk() throws Exception {
assertEquals(false, noRecipientAddress.isReturnNullOnMissingChunk());
try {
noRecipientAddress.getRecipientEmailAddress();
fail();
} catch (ChunkNotFoundException e) {
// Good
}
try {
noRecipientAddress.getRecipientEmailAddressList();
fail();
} catch (ChunkNotFoundException e) {
// Good
}
noRecipientAddress.setReturnNullOnMissingChunk(true);
noRecipientAddress.getRecipientEmailAddress();
noRecipientAddress.getRecipientEmailAddressList();
assertEquals("", noRecipientAddress.getRecipientEmailAddress());
assertEquals(1, noRecipientAddress.getRecipientEmailAddressList().length);
assertEquals(null, noRecipientAddress.getRecipientEmailAddressList()[0]);
// Check a few other bits too
assertEquals("Microsoft Outlook 2003 Team", noRecipientAddress.getDisplayFrom());
assertEquals("New Outlook User", noRecipientAddress.getDisplayTo());
noRecipientAddress.setReturnNullOnMissingChunk(false);
}
/** Test attachments */
public void testAttachments() throws Exception {
assertEquals(0, simple.getAttachmentFiles().length);
assertEquals(0, quick.getAttachmentFiles().length);
assertEquals(0, outlook30.getAttachmentFiles().length);
assertEquals(2, attachments.getAttachmentFiles().length);
}
