protected  void setUp() 
{
        mockApplicationXml = new Mock(ApplicationXml.class);
        applicationXml = (ApplicationXml) mockApplicationXml.proxy();
        mockArchive = new Mock(EarArchive.class);
        archive = (EarArchive) mockArchive.proxy();
        mockArchive.expectAndReturn("getApplicationXml", applicationXml);
}

 public  void testParseTestContextWhenNoWebUriInApplicationXml() throws Exception 
{
        mockApplicationXml.expectAndReturn("getWebModuleContextRoot", 
            "test.war", null);
        try
        {
            EarParser.parseTestContext(archive, "test.war");
        }
        catch (BuildException expected)
        {
            assertTrue(true);
        }
}

Verify that if the application.xml does not define a context-root element, an exception is raised.

 public  void testParseTestContextWhenWebUriDefined() throws Exception 
{
        mockApplicationXml.expectAndReturn("getWebModuleContextRoot", 
            "test.war", "/testcontext");
        String context = EarParser.parseTestContext(archive, "test.war");
        assertEquals("testcontext", context);
}

Verify that if the application.xml defines a context-root element, then Cactus will use it as the test context to use when polling the container to see if it is started.