/**
* This test makes sure that the {@link Order#isDiscontinued()} is the one getting called instead
* of a method like {@link Order#getDiscontinued()}. The latter was using the date object and
* looking at several attributes at one point instead of looking at the boolean 'discontinued'
* attribute.
*
* @throws ELException
*/
@Test
public void getDiscontinued_shouldGetDiscontinuedProperty() throws ELException {
Order order = new Order();
MockPageContext pageCtxt = new MockPageContext();
pageCtxt.setAttribute("order", order);
ExpressionEvaluator evtr = pageCtxt.getExpressionEvaluator();
order.setDiscontinued(true);
Object result = evtr.evaluate("${order.discontinued}", Boolean.class, null, null);
Assert.assertNotNull(result);
Assert.assertTrue(result instanceof Boolean);
Assert.assertTrue((Boolean) result);
order.setDiscontinued(false);
result = evtr.evaluate("${order.discontinued}", Boolean.class, null, null);
Assert.assertNotNull(result);
Assert.assertTrue(result instanceof Boolean);
Assert.assertFalse((Boolean) result);
}
private Pair<Date, Date> getDateRange(String period) throws ELException {
Long duration = (Long) EVALUATOR.evaluate("${" + period + "}", Long.class, RESOLVER, RESOLVER);
Date end = new Date();
Date start = new Date(end.getTime() - duration);
return Pair.of(start, end);
}