Examples of ConcreteElementDetails

com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.shared.model.ConcreteElementDetails
This class creates a concrete implementation of a representation of the element type, style class and ID information related to the menu entity that uses an instance of an implementation of this class. It also provides access to a {@link Styles} instance populated with the stylistic valueswhich are applicable to the PAPI element which is associated with this entity.

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.shared.model.ConcreteElementDetails


        // Not checking for null as this protocol explicitly supports menu
        // rendering - so a null here would be a test failure anyway.


        // Set styles to force Openwave
        ConcreteElementDetails elementDetails = new ConcreteElementDetails();


        elementDetails.setStyles(StylesBuilder.getCompleteStyles(
                "mcs-menu-link-style: numeric-shortcut"));


        // Create a test menu
        ConcreteMenu testMenu = new ConcreteMenu(elementDetails);


        // Test renderer returned
        MenuRenderer renderer = selector.selectMenuRenderer(testMenu);


        // Check the renderer exists.  JavaDoc on MenuRendererSelector
        // says it may not be null.
        assertNotNull("Should be a renderer here (1)", renderer);


        // Check appropriate renderer returned
        assertTrue("Wrong renderer returned (1)",
                   renderer instanceof OpenwaveMenuRenderer);


        // Set styles to force WML
        elementDetails = new ConcreteElementDetails();
        elementDetails.setStyles(StylesBuilder.getCompleteStyles(
                "mcs-menu-link-style: default"));


        // Create a test menu
        testMenu = new ConcreteMenu(elementDetails);

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.shared.model.ConcreteElementDetails

     * @throws Exception
     */
    public void testRollover() throws Exception {


        // Create the menu item to test.
        ConcreteElementDetails elementDetails = new ConcreteElementDetails();
        elementDetails.setElementName("the tag name");
        elementDetails.setStyles(StylesBuilder.getEmptyStyles());
        ConcreteMenuIcon icon = new ConcreteMenuIcon(elementDetails);
        ImageAssetReference normalRef =
                new TestNormalImageAssetReference("the normal url");
        ImageAssetReference overRef =
                new TestNormalImageAssetReference("the over url");

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.shared.model.ConcreteElementDetails

    private void testLinkRendering(
            final TestSpanMenuItemRendererPair spanMenuItemRenderer)
            throws Exception {


        // Create the menu item to test.
        final ConcreteElementDetails elementDetails =
                createTestElementDetails();
        final ConcreteMenuItem item = new ConcreteMenuItem(
                elementDetails, new MenuLabelStub());
        item.setHref(new LiteralLinkAssetReference("the href"));
        item.setShortcut(new LiteralTextAssetReference("the shortcut"));

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.shared.model.ConcreteElementDetails

        checkRender(false);
    }


    private void checkRender(boolean withStyle) throws Exception {


        ConcreteElementDetails elementDetails;
        if (withStyle) {
            elementDetails = new ConcreteElementDetails();
            elementDetails.setElementName("the tag name");
            elementDetails.setStyles(StylesBuilder.getEmptyStyles());
        } else {
            elementDetails = null;
        }


        String content = "test menu item";

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.shared.model.ConcreteElementDetails

     * Convenience method to avoid code duplication in tests which extend
     * this abstract test class.
     * @return a fully populated ElementDetails instance for use in tests
     */
    public static ConcreteElementDetails createTestElementDetails(){
        ConcreteElementDetails elementDetails = new ConcreteElementDetails();
        elementDetails.setId("the id");
        elementDetails.setStyles(StylesBuilder.getInitialValueStyles());
        elementDetails.setElementName("the tag name");
        return elementDetails;
    }

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.shared.model.ConcreteElementDetails

     * @throws Exception
     */ 
    public void testInner() throws Exception {


        // Create the menu item to test.
        ConcreteElementDetails elementDetails = createTestElementDetails();
        ConcreteMenuItem item = new ConcreteMenuItem(
                elementDetails, new MenuLabelStub());
        item.setHref(new LiteralLinkAssetReference("the href"));
        item.setShortcut(new LiteralTextAssetReference("the shortcut"));
        item.setTitle("the title");

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.shared.model.ConcreteElementDetails

     * @throws Exception
     */ 
    public void testOuter() throws Exception {


        // Create the menu item to test.
        ConcreteElementDetails elementDetails = createTestElementDetails();
        ConcreteMenuItem item = new ConcreteMenuItem(
                elementDetails, new MenuLabelStub());
        item.setHref(new LiteralLinkAssetReference("the href"));
        
        // Create the renderer we are to test.

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.shared.model.ConcreteElementDetails

     * @throws Exception
     */ 
    public void testEmulation() throws Exception {


        // Create the menu item to test.
        ConcreteElementDetails elementDetails = new ConcreteElementDetails();
        elementDetails.setElementName("the tag name");
        ConcreteMenuItem item = new ConcreteMenuItem(
                elementDetails, new MenuLabelStub());
        item.setHref(new LiteralLinkAssetReference("the href"));
        
        // Create the renderer we are to test.

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.shared.model.ConcreteElementDetails

     */
    public void testSegments() throws Exception {
        final String elementTagName = "the tag name";


        // Create the menu item for the test
        ConcreteElementDetails elementDetails = new ConcreteElementDetails();
        elementDetails.setElementName(elementTagName);
        elementDetails.setStyles(StylesBuilder.getEmptyStyles());
        ConcreteMenuItem item = new ConcreteMenuItem(
                elementDetails, new MenuLabelStub());
        item.setHref(new LiteralLinkAssetReference("the href"));
        item.setSegment("anotherframe");

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.shared.model.ConcreteElementDetails

     * @throws Exception if there was a problem rendering the menu item
     */
    public void testMCSAttributesAnnotatedWithStyles() throws Exception {


        // Create the menu item to test.
        ConcreteElementDetails elementDetails = createTestElementDetails();
        ConcreteMenuItem item =
                new ConcreteMenuItem(elementDetails, new MenuLabelStub());
        item.setHref(new LiteralLinkAssetReference("http://www.bbc.co.uk"));


        // Create the renderer we are to test.
        DefaultAnchorMenuItemRenderer renderer =
                new DefaultAnchorMenuItemRenderer(
                        new TestDeprecatedAnchorOutput(), true, null);


        // Render.
        TestDOMOutputBuffer buffer = new TestDOMOutputBuffer();


        renderer.open(buffer, item);


        AnchorAttributes attributes = (AnchorAttributes)PrivateAccessor.
                getField(renderer, "attributes");
        assertNotNull("MCS Attributes should not be null", attributes);
        Styles styles = attributes.getStyles();


        assertNotNull("The Styles on the MCS Attributes must not be null",
                styles);
        assertEquals("The styles on the MCS Attributes must be the same " +
                "as the styles on the ElementDetails",
                elementDetails.getStyles(), styles);
    }

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