abstracttestgraphmaker.java

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/*
  (c) Copyright 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, LP
  [See end of file]
  $Id: AbstractTestGraphMaker.java,v 1.20 2007/01/02 11:50:08 andy_seaborne Exp $
*/

package com.hp.hpl.jena.graph.test;

import java.util.Set;

import com.hp.hpl.jena.graph.*;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.shared.*;

/**
    Abstract base class for testing graph factories. Subclasses define the
    method <code>getGraphFactory()</code> which supplies a new graph
    factory to be tested: ATGF invokes that during <code>setUp</code>
    and closes it in <code>tearDown</code>.
<p>
    This bunch of tests is not remotely exhaustive, but it was sufficent to
    drive the development of the first full graph factory. (Although at the time
    it wasn't abstract.)
    
 	@author hedgehog
*/

public abstract class AbstractTestGraphMaker extends GraphTestBase
    {
    public AbstractTestGraphMaker( String name )
        { super( name ); }
            
    public abstract GraphMaker getGraphMaker();
    
    private GraphMaker gf;
    
    public void setUp()
        { gf = getGraphMaker(); }
        
    public void tearDown()
        { gf.close(); }

    /**
        A trivial test that getGraph delivers a proper graph, not cheating with null, and that
        getGraph() "always" delivers the same Graph.
    */
    public void testGetGraph()
        {
        Graph g1 = gf.getGraph();
        assertFalse( "should deliver a Graph", g1 == null );
        assertSame( g1, gf.getGraph() );
        g1.close();
        }
        
    public void testCreateGraph()
        {
        assertDiffer( "each created graph must differ", gf.createGraph(), gf.createGraph() );    
        }
    
    public void testAnyName()
        {
        gf.createGraph( "plain" ).close();
        gf.createGraph( "with.dot" ).close();
        gf.createGraph( "http://electric-hedgehog.net/topic#marker" ).close();
        }
        
    /**
        Test that we can't create a graph with the same name twice. 
    */    
    public void testCannotCreateTwice()
        {
        String name = jName( "bonsai" );
        gf.createGraph( name, true );
        try
            {
            gf.createGraph( name, true );
            fail( "should not be able to create " + name + " twice" );
            }
        catch (AlreadyExistsException e)
            {}
        }
        
    private String jName( String name )
        { return "jena-test-AbstractTestGraphMaker-" + name; }
        
    public void testCanCreateTwice()
        {
        String name = jName( "bridge" );
        Graph g1 = gf.createGraph( name, true );
        Graph g2 = gf.createGraph( name, false );
        assertTrue( "graphs should be the same", sameGraph( g1, g2 ) );
        Graph g3 = gf.createGraph( name );
        assertTrue( "graphs should be the same", sameGraph( g1, g3 ) );
        }
    
    /**
        Test that we cannot open a graph that does not exist.
    */    
    public void testCannotOpenUncreated()
        {
        String name = jName( "noSuchGraph" );
        try { gf.openGraph( name, true );  fail( name + " should not exist" ); }
        catch (DoesNotExistException e) { }  
        }
        
    /**
        Test that we *can* open a graph that hasn't been created
    */
    public void testCanOpenUncreated()
        {
        String name = jName( "willBeCreated" );
        Graph g1 = gf.openGraph( name );
        g1.close();
        gf.openGraph( name, true );
        }
    
    /**
        Utility - test that a graph with the given name exists.
     */    
    private void testExists( String name )
        { assertTrue( name + " should exist", gf.hasGraph( name ) ); }
     
        
    /**
        Utility - test that no graph with the given name exists.
     */
    private void testDoesNotExist( String name )
        {  assertFalse( name + " should exist", gf.hasGraph( name ) ); }
            
    /**
        Test that we can find a graph once its been created. We need to know
        if two graphs are "the same" here, which is tricky, because the RDB
        factory produces non-== graphs that are "the same": we have a temporary
        work-around but it is not sound.
     *
     */
    public void testCanFindCreatedGraph()
        {
        String alpha = jName( "alpha" ), beta = jName( "beta" );
        Graph g1 = gf.createGraph( alpha, true );
        Graph h1 = gf.createGraph( beta, true );
        Graph g2 = gf.openGraph( alpha, true );
        Graph h2 = gf.openGraph( beta, true );
        assertTrue( "should find alpha", sameGraph( g1, g2 ) );
        assertTrue( "should find beta", sameGraph( h1, h2 ) );
        }
        
    /**
        Weak test for "same graph": adding this to one is visible in t'other.
        Stopgap for use in testCanFindCreatedGraph.
        TODO: clean that test up (need help from DB group)
    */
    private boolean sameGraph( Graph g1, Graph g2 )
        {
        Node S = node( "S" ), P = node( "P" ), O = node( "O" );
        g1.add( Triple.create( S, P, O ) );
        g2.add( Triple.create( O, P, S ) );
        return g2.contains( S, P, O ) && g1.contains( O, P, S );
        }
        
    /**
        Test that we can remove a graph from the factory without disturbing
        another graph's binding.
     */
    public void testCanRemoveGraph()
        {
        String alpha = jName( "bingo" ), beta = jName( "brillo" );
        gf.createGraph( alpha, true );
        gf.createGraph( beta, true );
        testExists( alpha );
        testExists( beta );
        gf.removeGraph( alpha );
        testExists( beta );
        testDoesNotExist( alpha );
        }
        
    public void testHasnt()
        {
        assertFalse( "no such graph", gf.hasGraph( "john" ) );
        assertFalse( "no such graph", gf.hasGraph( "paul" ) );
        assertFalse( "no such graph", gf.hasGraph( "george" ) );
    /* */
        gf.createGraph( "john", true );
        assertTrue( "john now exists", gf.hasGraph( "john" ) );
        assertFalse( "no such graph", gf.hasGraph( "paul" ) );
        assertFalse( "no such graph", gf.hasGraph( "george" ) );
    /* */    
        gf.createGraph( "paul", true );
        assertTrue( "john still exists", gf.hasGraph( "john" ) );
        assertTrue( "paul now exists", gf.hasGraph( "paul" ) );
        assertFalse( "no such graph", gf.hasGraph( "george" ) );
    /* */    
        gf.removeGraph( "john" );
        assertFalse( "john has been removed", gf.hasGraph( "john" ) );
        assertTrue( "paul still exists", gf.hasGraph( "paul" ) );
        assertFalse( "no such graph", gf.hasGraph( "george" ) );
        }
        
    public void testCarefulClose()
        {
        Graph x = gf.createGraph( "x" );
        Graph y = gf.openGraph( "x" );
        x.add( triple( "a BB c" ) );
        x.close();
        y.add( triple( "p RR q" ) );
        y.close();
        }
        
    /**
        Test that a maker with no graphs lists no names.
    */
    public void testListNoGraphs()
        { 
        Set s = iteratorToSet( gf.listGraphs() );
        if (s.size() > 0)
            fail( "found names from 'empty' graph maker: " + s );
        }
    
    /**
        Test that a maker with three graphs inserted lists those three grapsh; we don't
        mind what order they appear in. We also use funny names to ensure that the spelling
        that goes in is the one that comes out [should really be in a separate test]. 
    */    
    public void testListThreeGraphs()
        { String x = "x", y = "y/sub", z = "z:boo";
        Graph X = gf.createGraph( x );
        Graph Y = gf.createGraph( y );
        Graph Z = gf.createGraph( z );
        Set wanted = setOfStrings( x + " " + y + " " + z );
        assertEquals( wanted, iteratorToSet( gf.listGraphs() ) ); 
        X.close(); Y.close(); Z.close(); }
        
    /**
        Test that a maker with some things put in and then some removed gets the right
        things listed. 
    */
    public void testListAfterDelete()
        { String x = "x_y", y = "y//zub", z = "a:b/c";
        Graph X = gf.createGraph( x );
        Graph Y = gf.createGraph( y );
        Graph Z = gf.createGraph( z );
        gf.removeGraph( x );
        Set s = iteratorToSet( gf.listGraphs() );
        assertEquals( setOfStrings( y + " " + z ), s );
        X.close(); Y.close(); Z.close();
        }
        
    }

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