Examples of ValidationMatcherLibrary

com.consol.citrus.model.config.core.ValidationMatcherLibrary
com.consol.citrus.validation.matcher.ValidationMatcherLibrary
Library holding a set of validation matchers. Each library defines a validation prefix as namespace, so there will be no naming conflicts when using multiple libraries at a time. @author Christian Wied

Examples of com.consol.citrus.model.config.core.ValidationMatcherLibrary

    /**
     * Gets the default validation matcher library from Citrus Spring bean configuration.
     * @return
     */
    public ValidationMatcherLibrary getDefaultValidationMatcherLibrary() {
        ValidationMatcherLibrary library = new ObjectFactory().createValidationMatcherLibrary();


        ValidationMatcherConfig config = new ValidationMatcherConfig();
        com.consol.citrus.validation.matcher.ValidationMatcherLibrary defaultValidationMatcher = config.getValidationMatcherLibrary();
        library.setId(defaultValidationMatcher.getName());
        library.setPrefix(defaultValidationMatcher.getPrefix());


        for (Map.Entry<String, ValidationMatcher> matcherEntry : defaultValidationMatcher.getMembers().entrySet()) {
            ValidationMatcherLibrary.Matcher matcher = new ValidationMatcherLibrary.Matcher();
            matcher.setName(matcherEntry.getKey());
            matcher.setClazz(matcherEntry.getValue().getClass().getName());
            library.getMatchers().add(matcher);
        }


        return library;
    }

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Examples of com.consol.citrus.model.config.core.ValidationMatcherLibrary

     * Gets the validation matcher library object from bean in application context. Bean is identified by its id.
     * @param id
     * @return
     */
    public ValidationMatcherLibrary getValidationMatcherLibrary(String id) {
        ValidationMatcherLibrary library = springBeanService.getBeanDefinition(projectService.getProjectContextConfigFile(), id, ValidationMatcherLibrary.class);


        if (library == null) {
            SpringBean springBean = springBeanService.getBeanDefinition(projectService.getProjectContextConfigFile(), id, SpringBean.class);
            if (springBean != null) {
                library = matcherLibrarySpringBeanConverter.convert(springBean);

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Examples of com.consol.citrus.validation.matcher.ValidationMatcherLibrary

        beanDefinitionContext = createApplicationContext("context");
        Map<String, ValidationMatcherLibrary> matcherLibraries = beanDefinitionContext.getBeansOfType(ValidationMatcherLibrary.class);


        Assert.assertEquals(matcherLibraries.size(), 2L);


        ValidationMatcherLibrary matcherLibraryBean = matcherLibraries.get("matcherLib");
        Assert.assertEquals(matcherLibraryBean.getName(), "matcherLib");
        Assert.assertEquals(matcherLibraryBean.getPrefix(), "foo");
        Assert.assertEquals(matcherLibraryBean.getMembers().size(), 3L);
        Assert.assertEquals(matcherLibraryBean.getMembers().get("start").getClass(), StartsWithValidationMatcher.class);
        Assert.assertEquals(matcherLibraryBean.getMembers().get("end").getClass(), EndsWithValidationMatcher.class);
        Assert.assertEquals(matcherLibraryBean.getMembers().get("custom").getClass(), CustomValidationMatcher.class);


        matcherLibraryBean.getMembers().get("custom").validate("field", "Hello Citrus!", "Hello Citrus!", context);


        matcherLibraryBean = matcherLibraries.get("matcherLib2");
        Assert.assertEquals(matcherLibraryBean.getName(), "matcherLib2");
        Assert.assertEquals(matcherLibraryBean.getPrefix(), "bar");
        Assert.assertEquals(matcherLibraryBean.getMembers().size(), 2L);
        Assert.assertEquals(matcherLibraryBean.getMembers().get("isNumber").getClass(), IsNumberValidationMatcher.class);
        Assert.assertEquals(matcherLibraryBean.getMembers().get("custom").getClass(), CustomValidationMatcher.class);


        matcherLibraryBean.getMembers().get("custom").validate("field", "Hello Citrus!", "Hello Citrus!", context);
    }

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