org.dom4j.dtd: public class: ElementDeclTest

org.dom4j.dtd
public class: ElementDeclTest [javadoc | source]

java.lang.Object
   junit.framework.TestCase
      org.dom4j.AbstractTestCase
         org.dom4j.dtd.ElementDeclTest

Tests the ElementDecl functionality. Tests each of the property access methods and the serialization mechanisms. Correct parsing is tested by DocTypeTest .

author: Bryan - Thompson

author: Maarten - Coene

version: $ - Revision: 1.3 $

todo: The - dom4j documentation needs to describe what representation SHOULD be generated by ElementDecl#toString() .

Fields inherited from org.dom4j.AbstractTestCase:
document

Method from org.dom4j.dtd.ElementDeclTest Summary:
main, testSimpleElementDecl

Methods from org.dom4j.AbstractTestCase:
assertDocumentsEqual, assertNodesEqual, assertNodesEqual, assertNodesEqual, assertNodesEqual, assertNodesEqual, assertNodesEqual, assertNodesEqual, assertNodesEqual, assertNodesEqual, assertNodesEqual, assertNodesEqualContent, getDocument, getDocument, getDocument, getFile, getRootElement, log, setUp

Methods from java.lang.Object:
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method from org.dom4j.dtd.ElementDeclTest Detail:
public static void main(String[] args) { TestRunner.run(ElementDeclTest.class); }
public void testSimpleElementDecl() { String expectedName = "an-element"; String expectedModel = "(#PCDATA)"; String expectedText = "< !ELEMENT an-element (#PCDATA) >"; ElementDecl actual = new ElementDecl(expectedName, expectedModel); assertEquals("name is correct", expectedName, actual.getName()); assertEquals("model is correct", expectedModel, actual.getModel()); assertEquals("toString() is correct", expectedText, actual.toString()); } Test <!ELEMENT an-element (#PCDATA)>

Method from org.dom4j.dtd.ElementDeclTest Detail:

 public static  void main(String[] args) {
        TestRunner.run(ElementDeclTest.class);
}

 public  void testSimpleElementDecl() {
        String expectedName = "an-element";
        String expectedModel = "(#PCDATA)";
        String expectedText = "< !ELEMENT an-element (#PCDATA) >";
        ElementDecl actual = new ElementDecl(expectedName, expectedModel);
        assertEquals("name is correct", expectedName, actual.getName());
        assertEquals("model is correct", expectedModel, actual.getModel());
        assertEquals("toString() is correct", expectedText, actual.toString());
}


<!ELEMENT an-element (#PCDATA)>