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017:
018:        package org.apache.harmony.sql.tests.java.sql;
019:
020:        import java.sql.Date;
021:        import java.util.Calendar;
022:        import java.util.TimeZone;
023:
024:        import junit.framework.TestCase;
025:
026:        /**
027:         * JUnit Testcase for the java.sql.Date class
028:         * 
029:         */
030:        public class DateTest extends TestCase {
031:
032:            // A calendar object created in the GMT time zone
033:            static Calendar aCal = Calendar.getInstance(TimeZone
034:                    .getTimeZone("GMT"));
035:
036:            // Some interesting millisecond time values
037:            // These millisecond times are all in GMT, effectively
038:            static long TIME_AN_HOUR = 3600000; // 1000 * 60 * 60 ms
039:
040:            static long TIME_EPOCH = 0;
041:
042:            static long TIME_NOW = System.currentTimeMillis();
043:
044:            static long TIME_NEGATIVE = -3600001;
045:
046:            static long TIME_TESTDATE1 = getTime(1999, Calendar.DECEMBER, 31,
047:                    23, 59, 59);
048:
049:            static long TIME_TESTDATE2 = getTime(2010, Calendar.JUNE, 10, 20,
050:                    3, 16);
051:
052:            static long TIME_TESTDATE3 = getTime(1931, Calendar.APRIL, 21, 1,
053:                    25, 1);
054:
055:            static long TIME_LOWERLIMIT = Long.MIN_VALUE;
056:
057:            static long TIME_UPPERLIMIT = Long.MAX_VALUE;
058:
059:            // Date strings
060:            static String SQL_DATESTRING1 = "1999-12-31";
061:
062:            static String SQL_DATESTRING2 = "2010-06-10";
063:
064:            static String SQL_DATESTRING3 = "1931-04-21";
065:
066:            static String SQL_EPOCHSTRING = "1970-01-01";
067:
068:            static String SQL_DATEDAY1 = "1970-01-02";
069:
070:            static String SQL_NEGATIVE = "1969-12-31";
071:
072:            static long[] TIME_ARRAY = new long[] { TIME_TESTDATE1,
073:                    TIME_TESTDATE2, TIME_TESTDATE3, TIME_NEGATIVE, TIME_EPOCH };
074:
075:            // Date string array for London (GMT)
076:            static String[] SQL_DATEARRAY = new String[] { SQL_DATESTRING1,
077:                    SQL_DATESTRING2, SQL_DATESTRING3, SQL_NEGATIVE,
078:                    SQL_EPOCHSTRING };
079:
080:            // Date string array for New York - sometimes a day earlier than London
081:            static String[] SQL_NYARRAY = new String[] { "1999-12-31",
082:                    "2010-06-10", "1931-04-20", "1969-12-31", "1969-12-31" };
083:
084:            // Date string for Tokyo
085:            static String[] SQL_JAPANARRAY = new String[] { "2000-01-01",
086:                    "2010-06-11", "1931-04-21", "1970-01-01", "1970-01-01" };
087:
088:            static String[][] SQL_TZ_DATEARRAYS = new String[][] {
089:                    SQL_DATEARRAY, SQL_NYARRAY, SQL_JAPANARRAY };
090:
091:            // Timezones
092:            static String TZ_LONDON = "Europe/London"; // Note: != GMT
093:
094:            static String TZ_PACIFIC = "America/Los_Angeles"; // GNT - 8
095:
096:            static String TZ_JAPAN = "Asia/Tokyo"; // GMT + 9
097:
098:            static String[] TIMEZONES = { TZ_LONDON, TZ_PACIFIC, TZ_JAPAN };
099:
100:            /*
101:             * Helper method to create a long milliseconds time from a supplied date and
102:             * time
103:             */
104:            static private long getTime(int year, int month, int date,
105:                    int hour, int minute, int second) {
106:                aCal.set(year, month, date, hour, minute, second);
107:                return aCal.getTimeInMillis();
108:            } // end method getTime( int, int, int, int, int, int )
109:
110:            /*
111:             * Test of the Date(int, int, int) constructor - now deprecated but still
112:             * functioning
113:             */
114:            @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
115:            public void testDateintintint() {
116:
117:                int init1[] = { 99, 8099, 9000, 99999, 99, 99, -1, -100 };
118:                int init2[] = { 11, 0, 0, 0, 999, 0, 0, -111 };
119:                int init3[] = { 31, 0, 0, 0, 0, 999, 0, -999 };
120:
121:                for (int i = 0; i < init1.length; i++) {
122:                    Date theDate = new Date(init1[i], init2[i], init3[i]);
123:                    assertNotNull(theDate);
124:                } // end for
125:
126:            } // end method testDateintintint
127:
128:            /*
129:             * Test of the Date( long ) constructor
130:             */
131:            public void testDatelong() {
132:
133:                long init1[] = { TIME_TESTDATE1, TIME_TESTDATE2,
134:                        TIME_TESTDATE3, TIME_NEGATIVE, TIME_LOWERLIMIT,
135:                        TIME_UPPERLIMIT, TIME_EPOCH, TIME_NOW };
136:
137:                for (long element : init1) {
138:                    Date theDate = new Date(element);
139:                    assertNotNull(theDate);
140:                } // end for
141:
142:            } // end method testDatelong
143:
144:            /*
145:             * Test of the (deprecated) int Date.getHours() method - which always throws
146:             * an IllegalArgumentException
147:             */
148:            @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
149:            public void testGetHours() {
150:                Date theDate = new Date(TIME_TESTDATE1);
151:                try {
152:                    theDate.getHours();
153:                    fail("Should throw IllegalArgumentException.");
154:                } catch (IllegalArgumentException ie) {
155:                    // expected
156:                } // end try
157:            } // end method testGetHours()
158:
159:            /*
160:             * Test of the (deprecated) int Date.getMinutes() method - which always
161:             * throws an IllegalArgumentException
162:             */
163:            @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
164:            public void testGetMinutes() {
165:                Date theDate = new Date(TIME_TESTDATE1);
166:                try {
167:                    theDate.getMinutes();
168:                    fail("Should throw IllegalArgumentException.");
169:                } catch (IllegalArgumentException ie) {
170:                    // expected
171:                } // end try
172:            } // end method testGetMinutes()
173:
174:            /*
175:             * Test of the (deprecated) int Date.getSeconds() method - which always
176:             * throws an IllegalArgumentException
177:             */
178:            @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
179:            public void testGetSeconds() {
180:                Date theDate = new Date(TIME_TESTDATE1);
181:                try {
182:                    theDate.getSeconds();
183:                    fail("Should throw IllegalArgumentException.");
184:                } catch (IllegalArgumentException ie) {
185:                    // expected
186:                } // end try
187:            } // end method testGetSeconds()
188:
189:            /*
190:             * Test of the (deprecated) Date.setHours( int ) method - which always
191:             * throws an IllegalArgumentException
192:             */
193:            @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
194:            public void testSetHours() {
195:                Date theDate = new Date(TIME_TESTDATE1);
196:                try {
197:                    theDate.setHours(22);
198:                    fail("Should throw IllegalArgumentException.");
199:                } catch (IllegalArgumentException ie) {
200:                    // expected
201:                } // end try
202:            } // end method testSetHours( int )
203:
204:            /*
205:             * Test of the (deprecated) Date.setMinutes( int ) method - which always
206:             * throws an IllegalArgumentException
207:             */
208:            @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
209:            public void testSetMinutes() {
210:                Date theDate = new Date(TIME_TESTDATE1);
211:                try {
212:                    theDate.setMinutes(54);
213:                    fail("Should throw IllegalArgumentException.");
214:                } catch (IllegalArgumentException ie) {
215:                    // expected
216:                } // end try
217:
218:            } // end method testSetMinutes( int )
219:
220:            /*
221:             * Test of the (deprecated) Date.setSeconds( int ) method - which always
222:             * throws an IllegalArgumentException
223:             */
224:            @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
225:            public void testSetSeconds() {
226:                Date theDate = new Date(TIME_TESTDATE1);
227:                try {
228:                    theDate.setSeconds(36);
229:                    fail("Should throw IllegalArgumentException.");
230:                } catch (IllegalArgumentException ie) {
231:                    // expected
232:                } // end try
233:            } // end method testSetSeconds( int )
234:
235:            /*
236:             * Test of the String Date.toString() method This method is sensitive to the
237:             * time zone setting and this test sets the time zone before calling the
238:             * toString() method.
239:             */
240:            public void testToString() {
241:                // This test is set up for GMT time zone, so need to set the time zone
242:                // to GMT first
243:                TimeZone.setDefault(TimeZone.getTimeZone("GMT"));
244:
245:                for (int i = 0; i < TIME_ARRAY.length; i++) {
246:                    Date theDate = new Date(TIME_ARRAY[i]);
247:                    assertEquals(SQL_DATEARRAY[i], theDate.toString());
248:                } // end for
249:
250:            } // end method testToString()
251:
252:            /*
253:             * Test of the void setTime(int) method This does depend on the Time Zone
254:             * settings and sets up the time zone to one of a group of specific time
255:             * zones and tests the method using each of these time zones in turn.
256:             */
257:            public void testSetTimelong() {
258:
259:                // Loop over the array of test timezones
260:                for (int i = 0; i < TIMEZONES.length; i++) {
261:                    testSetTimelong(TIMEZONES[i], SQL_TZ_DATEARRAYS[i]);
262:                } // end for
263:
264:            } // end method testSetTimelong()
265:
266:            /*
267:             * Internal method for testing Date.setTime with a specific time zone
268:             */
269:            private void testSetTimelong(String timeZoneName, String[] dateArray) {
270:
271:                if (timeZoneName != null) {
272:                    TimeZone.setDefault(TimeZone.getTimeZone(timeZoneName));
273:                } // end if
274:
275:                Date theDate = new Date(TIME_TESTDATE1);
276:
277:                // Loop over the array of test times & dates
278:                for (int i = 0; i < dateArray.length; i++) {
279:                    theDate.setTime(TIME_ARRAY[i]);
280:                    assertEquals(dateArray[i], theDate.toString());
281:                } // end for
282:
283:            } // end method testSetTimelong()
284:
285:            /*
286:             * Test of the Date.valueOf( String ) method This test is not dependent on
287:             * the default Time Zone setting
288:             */
289:            public void testValueOf() {
290:                String SQL_NOTVALID1 = "ABCDEF"; // Invalid date string
291:                String SQL_NOTVALID2 = "12321.43.56"; // Invalid date string
292:                String SQL_NOTVALID3 = null; // Invalid date string
293:                String[] SQL_INVALIDARRAY = { SQL_NOTVALID1, SQL_NOTVALID2,
294:                        SQL_NOTVALID3 };
295:
296:                Date theDate;
297:
298:                for (String element : SQL_DATEARRAY) {
299:                    theDate = Date.valueOf(element);
300:                    assertEquals(element, theDate.toString());
301:                } // end for
302:
303:                for (String element : SQL_INVALIDARRAY) {
304:                    try {
305:                        theDate = Date.valueOf(element);
306:                        fail("Should throw IllegalArgumentException.");
307:                    } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
308:                        // expected
309:                    } // end try
310:                } // end for
311:
312:            } // end method testValueOf()
313:
314:            /**
315:             * @tests java.sql.Date#valueOf(String )
316:             */
317:            public void test_valueOf_IllegalArgumentException() {
318:                try {
319:                    Date.valueOf("1996-10-07-01");
320:                    fail("should throw NumberFormatException");
321:                } catch (NumberFormatException e) {
322:                    // expected
323:                }
324:
325:                try {
326:                    Date.valueOf("-10-07-01");
327:                    fail("should throw IllegalArgumentException");
328:                } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
329:                    // expected
330:                }
331:
332:                try {
333:                    Date.valueOf("--01");
334:                    fail("should throw IllegalArgumentException");
335:                } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
336:                    // expected
337:                }
338:
339:                try {
340:                    Date.valueOf("1991--");
341:                    fail("should throw IllegalArgumentException");
342:                } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
343:                    // expected
344:                }
345:
346:                try {
347:                    Date.valueOf("-01-");
348:                    fail("should throw IllegalArgumentException");
349:                } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
350:                    // expected
351:                }
352:
353:                try {
354:                    Date.valueOf("-10-w2-01");
355:                    fail("should throw IllegalArgumentException");
356:                } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
357:                    // expected
358:                }
359:
360:                try {
361:                    Date.valueOf("07-w2-");
362:                    fail("should throw IllegalArgumentException");
363:                } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
364:                    // expected
365:                }
366:
367:                try {
368:                    Date.valueOf("1997-w2-w2");
369:                    fail("should throw NumberFormatException");
370:                } catch (NumberFormatException e) {
371:                    // expected
372:                }
373:
374:                try {
375:                    Date.valueOf("1996--01");
376:                    fail("should throw NumberFormatException");
377:                } catch (NumberFormatException e) {
378:                    // expected
379:                }
380:            }
381:
382:        } // end class DateTest
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