WeekHolderTest.java

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package org.projectforge.calendar;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.Locale;

import org.junit.BeforeClass;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.projectforge.common.DateHolder;
import org.projectforge.common.DatePrecision;
import org.projectforge.core.ConfigXmlTest;
import org.projectforge.core.Configuration;


public class WeekHolderTest
{
  //private final static Logger log = Logger.getLogger(WeekHolderTest.class);

  @BeforeClass
  public static void setUp()
  {
    // Needed if this tests runs before the ConfigurationTest.
    ConfigXmlTest.createTestConfiguration();
    Configuration.init4TestMode();
  }

  @Test
  public void testWeekHolder()
  {
    final Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance(Locale.GERMAN);
    WeekHolder week = new WeekHolder(cal);
    assertEquals(7, week.getDays().length);
    assertEquals(2, week.getDays()[0].getDayOfWeek());
    assertEquals("monday", week.getDays()[0].getDayKey());
    final DateHolder dateHolder = new DateHolder(DatePrecision.DAY, Locale.GERMAN);
    dateHolder.setDate(1970, Calendar.NOVEMBER, 21, 4, 50, 23);
    week = new WeekHolder(dateHolder.getCalendar());
    assertEquals(7, week.getDays().length);
    assertEquals(2, week.getDays()[0].getDayOfWeek());
    assertEquals("monday", week.getDays()[0].getDayKey());
    assertEquals("sunday", week.getDays()[6].getDayKey());
    assertEquals(16, week.getDays()[0].getDayOfMonth());
    assertEquals("saturday", week.getDays()[5].getDayKey());
    assertEquals(21, week.getDays()[5].getDayOfMonth());
    dateHolder.setDate(2007, Calendar.MARCH, 1, 4, 50, 23);
    assertEquals(Calendar.MARCH, dateHolder.getMonth());
    week = new WeekHolder(dateHolder.getCalendar(), dateHolder.getMonth());
    assertEquals("monday", week.getDays()[0].getDayKey());
    assertEquals(26, week.getDays()[0].getDayOfMonth());
    assertEquals(true, week.getDays()[0].isMarker()); // February, 26
    assertEquals(true, week.getDays()[1].isMarker()); // February, 27
    assertEquals(true, week.getDays()[2].isMarker()); // February, 28
    assertEquals(1, week.getDays()[3].getDayOfMonth());
    assertEquals("Day is not of current month and should be marked.", false, week.getDays()[3].isMarker()); // March, 1
  }
}