InputValidatorTest.java

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package org.apache.wiki.ui;

import java.util.Properties;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

import junit.framework.Test;
import junit.framework.TestCase;
import junit.framework.TestSuite;

import org.apache.wiki.TestEngine;
import org.apache.wiki.WikiContext;
import org.apache.wiki.WikiPage;

public class InputValidatorTest extends TestCase
{
    TestEngine     testEngine;

    InputValidator val;

    String         TEST  = "test";

    protected void setUp() throws Exception
    {
        Properties props = TestEngine.getTestProperties();
        testEngine = new TestEngine( props );
        WikiContext context = new WikiContext( testEngine, new WikiPage(testEngine,"dummyPage"));
        val = new InputValidator( TEST, context );
    }

    public void testUnsafePattern()
    {
        Pattern unsafe = InputValidator.UNSAFE_PATTERN;
        assertFalse( unsafe.matcher( "a b c d e f g" ).find() );
        assertTrue( unsafe.matcher( "<a> b c d e f g" ).find() );
        assertTrue( unsafe.matcher( "foo$" ).find() );
    }

    public void testValidate()
    {
        assertTrue( val.validate( "Test string", "Name", InputValidator.STANDARD ) );
        assertFalse( val.validate( "Test $tring", "Name", InputValidator.STANDARD ) );
        assertFalse( val.validate( "Test <string>", "Name", InputValidator.STANDARD ) );
        assertFalse( val.validate( "Test & string", "Name", InputValidator.STANDARD ) );
        assertFalse( val.validate( "Test @ string", "Name", InputValidator.STANDARD ) );
        
        // Null or blank fields should validate
        assertTrue( val.validate( "", "Name", InputValidator.STANDARD ) );
        assertTrue( val.validate( null, "Name", InputValidator.STANDARD ) );
    }
    
    public void testValidateNotNull()
    {
        assertTrue( val.validateNotNull("Test string", "Name") );
        assertFalse( val.validateNotNull("Test $tring", "Name") );
        assertFalse( val.validateNotNull("", "Name") );
        assertFalse( val.validateNotNull(null, "Name") );
    }
    
    public void testValidateEmail()
    {
        assertTrue( val.validateNotNull("foo@bar.com", "E-mail", InputValidator.EMAIL) );
        assertTrue( val.validateNotNull("foo-bar@foo.com", "E-mail", InputValidator.EMAIL) );
        assertTrue( val.validateNotNull("foo-bar@foo.co.uk", "E-mail", InputValidator.EMAIL) );
        assertTrue( val.validateNotNull("foo+bar@foo.co.uk", "E-mail", InputValidator.EMAIL) );
        assertTrue( val.validateNotNull("foo.bar@foo.co.uk", "E-mail", InputValidator.EMAIL) );
        assertFalse( val.validateNotNull("foobar", "E-mail", InputValidator.EMAIL) );
        assertFalse( val.validateNotNull("foobar@foo", "E-mail", InputValidator.EMAIL) );
    }

    public static Test suite()
    {
        return new TestSuite( InputValidatorTest.class );
    }
}