@Test
public void listByIds() {
List<Product> products = new ArrayList<Product>();
List<String> pids = new ArrayList<String>();
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
Product p = TestUtil.createProduct(owner);
productCurator.create(p);
products.add(p);
pids.add(p.getId());
}
// ok get first 3 items to lookup
List<Product> returned = productCurator.listAllByIds(owner, pids.subList(0, 3));
assertEquals(3, returned.size());
// verify the first 3 were actually returned, and only those 3.
assertTrue(returned.contains(products.get(0)));
assertTrue(returned.contains(products.get(1)));
assertTrue(returned.contains(products.get(2)));
assertFalse(returned.contains(products.get(3)));
assertFalse(returned.contains(products.get(4)));
}
@Test
public void testUpdateProduct() {
Product original = createTestProduct();
productCurator.create(original);
// Will have same ID, but we'll modify other data:
Product modified = createTestProduct();
String newName = "new name";
modified.setName(newName);
// Hack up the attributes, keep a1, skip a2, modify a3, add a4:
Set<ProductAttribute> newAttributes = new HashSet<ProductAttribute>();
newAttributes.add(modified.getAttribute("a1"));
ProductAttribute a3 = modified.getAttribute("a3");
a3.setValue("a3-modified");
a3.setProduct(modified);
newAttributes.add(a3);
ProductAttribute a4 = new ProductAttribute("a4", "a4");
a4.setProduct(modified);
newAttributes.add(a4);
modified.setAttributes(newAttributes);
int initialAttrCount = attributeCurator.listAll().size();
productCurator.createOrUpdate(modified);
Product lookedUp = productCurator.lookupById(owner, original.getId());
assertEquals(newName, lookedUp.getName());
assertEquals(3, lookedUp.getAttributes().size());
assertEquals("a1", lookedUp.getAttributeValue("a1"));
assertEquals("a3-modified", lookedUp.getAttributeValue("a3"));
assertEquals("a4", lookedUp.getAttributeValue("a4"));
// TODO: test content merging
// Old attributes should get cleaned up:
assertEquals(initialAttrCount, attributeCurator.listAll().size());
}