public void testPaginationWithSearchSecondPage() {
table.setFiltered(true);
table.setPaginated(true);
table.setKeywordFilter("efg");
table.setCurrPageNumber(2);
table.computeDisplay();
ArrayList rows = table.getRows();
assertEquals("got right number of rows", rows.size(), 5);
UserAccountRow head = (UserAccountRow) rows.get(0);
UserAccountRow tail = (UserAccountRow) rows.get(rows.size() - 1);
assertEquals("correct bean at top of the list", head.getBean().getName(), "efg");
assertEquals("correct bean at end of the list", tail.getBean().getName(), "efg");
}
public void testSearchWithNoResults() {
table.setFiltered(true);
table.setKeywordFilter("zzz");
table.computeDisplay();
ArrayList rows = table.getRows();
assertEquals("got right number of rows", rows.size(), 0);
}
public void testPaginationSecondPage() {
table.setPaginated(true);
table.setCurrPageNumber(2);
table.computeDisplay();
ArrayList rows = table.getRows();
assertEquals("got right number of rows", rows.size(), 8);
}
public void testPaginationFirstPage() {
table.setPaginated(true);
table.setCurrPageNumber(1);
table.computeDisplay();
ArrayList rows = table.getRows();
assertEquals("got right number of rows", rows.size(), EntityBeanTable.NUM_ROWS_PER_PAGE);
}
public void testPaginationSecondPageWithSortDESC() {
// we're going to sort by username DESC, then paginate and go to page 2
// since user efg is in the middle by username,
// the first element of rows should be that user
table.setSortingColumnInd(UserAccountRow.COL_USERNAME);
table.setAscendingSort(false);
table.setPaginated(true);
table.setCurrPageNumber(2);
table.computeDisplay();
ArrayList rows = table.getRows();
assertEquals("got right number of rows", rows.size(), 8);
UserAccountRow head = (UserAccountRow) rows.get(0);
UserAccountRow tail = (UserAccountRow) rows.get(rows.size() - 1);
assertEquals("correct bean at top of the list", head.getBean().getName(), "efg");
assertEquals("correct bean at end of the list", tail.getBean().getName(), "abc");
}
public void testSearchMultipleKeywords() {
// we will use the multi-keyword search feature, searching for "def" and "ghi"
// this should return only users def and ghi, no one else
// so we expect exactly two rows
table.setFiltered(true);
table.setKeywordFilter("def ghi");
table.computeDisplay();
ArrayList rows = table.getRows();
assertEquals("got right number of rows", rows.size(), 2);
}
public void testSearchAndSortingCombined() {
table.setFiltered(true);
table.setKeywordFilter("abc");
table.setAscendingSort(true);
table.setSortingColumnInd(UserAccountRow.COL_FIRSTNAME);
table.computeDisplay();
// users abc and def should have been returned.
// since we are sorting on the first name, def should show up first
ArrayList rows = table.getRows();
assertEquals("got right number of rows", rows.size(), 2);
UserAccountRow row = (UserAccountRow) rows.get(0);
assertEquals("got first row right", row.getBean().getName(), "def");
}