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package junit.extensions.xml.elements;
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import junit.extensions.xml.IXMLTestCase;
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import junit.extensions.xml.XMLException;
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import junit.framework.Assert;
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import org.w3c.dom.Element;
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/**
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* This tag handler forces the test case to fail by throwing a
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* AssertFailError from the test case.
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* <H3>Summary</H3>
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* fail [message="message text"]
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* <H3>Attributes</H3>
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* message - message is a optional attribute which may be specified.
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* The message text is reported in the assertion error thrown.<p><p>
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* @author Kevin Wilson
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*/
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public class FailTagHandler extends AbstractAssertTagHandler { |
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/**
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* Constructor for AssertNotNullTagHandler.
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*
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* @param element The element to be processed.
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* @param testCase The IXMLTestCase that uses this element.
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*/
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public FailTagHandler(final Element element, final IXMLTestCase testCase) {
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super(element, testCase);
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} |
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/**
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* @see junit.extensions.xml.elements.AbstractTagHandler#processElement().
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* @throws XMLException This method allways throws a AssertionFailError(message).
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*/
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public void processElement() throws XMLException { |
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validateElement(); |
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Assert.fail(getMessage()); |
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} |
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