Dispatches.java

package com.foo.client.dispatch;

public class Dispatches {

	public static void main(String[] args) {
		new BarAction(1);
		new BarResult("foo", 2);

		// i really need junit
		System.out.println(new BarAction(1).hashCode() == new BarAction(1).hashCode());

		System.out.println(new ZazAction(1, 2, new String[] { "a" }).hashCode() == new ZazAction(1, 2, new String[] { "a" }).hashCode());
		System.out.println(new ZazAction(1, 2, new String[] { "a" }).equals(new ZazAction(1, 2, new String[] { "a" })));

		System.out.println(new GenericAction<String, Number>("a", 1).equals(new GenericAction<String, Integer>("a", 1)));
		// flip the params, ensure no ClassCastException
		System.out.println(new GenericAction<String, Number>("a", 1).equals(new GenericAction<Number, Number>(1, 1)));
		System.out.println(new GenericAction<Number, Number>(1, 1).equals(new GenericAction<String, Number>("a", 1)));

		// no NPEs
		System.out.println(new BarAction(null).hashCode() == new BarAction(null).hashCode());
		System.out.println(new BarAction(null).equals(new BarAction(null)));

		System.out.println(new BarAction(1).toString());
		System.out.println(new BarAction(null).toString());
	}
	
	// holy crap this is really ghetto testing
	static void barHasExecuteOverload() {
		bar.execute(1);
	}

	private static final BarCommand bar = new BarCommand(null) {
		@Override
		protected BarAction createAction() {
			return createAction(1);
		}

		@Override
		protected void onResult() {
		}
	};

}