Best Cerberus-source code snippet using org.cerberus.crud.entity.TestCaseStepAction
Source: LoadTestCaseService.java
...25import org.cerberus.crud.entity.TestCase;26import org.cerberus.crud.entity.TestCaseCountry;27import org.cerberus.crud.entity.TestCaseCountryProperties;28import org.cerberus.crud.entity.TestCaseStep;29import org.cerberus.crud.entity.TestCaseStepAction;30import org.cerberus.crud.entity.TestCaseStepActionControl;31import org.cerberus.crud.factory.IFactoryTestCaseStep;32import org.cerberus.crud.service.ILoadTestCaseService;33import org.cerberus.crud.service.ITestCaseCountryPropertiesService;34import org.cerberus.crud.service.ITestCaseStepActionControlService;35import org.cerberus.crud.service.ITestCaseStepActionService;36import org.cerberus.crud.service.ITestCaseStepService;37import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;38import org.springframework.stereotype.Service;39/**40 * @author bcivel41 */42@Service43public class LoadTestCaseService implements ILoadTestCaseService {44 private static final Logger LOG = LogManager.getLogger(TestCaseStepActionService.class);45 @Autowired46 private ITestCaseCountryPropertiesService testCaseCountryPropertiesService;47 @Autowired48 private ITestCaseStepService testCaseStepService;49 @Autowired50 private ITestCaseStepActionService testCaseStepActionService;51 @Autowired52 private ITestCaseStepActionControlService testCaseStepActionControlService;53 @Autowired54 private IFactoryTestCaseStep factoryTCS;55 //@Override56 public List<TestCaseCountryProperties> loadProperties(TestCaseCountry testCaseCountry) {57 return this.testCaseCountryPropertiesService.findListOfPropertyPerTestTestCaseCountry(58 testCaseCountry.getTest(), testCaseCountry.getTestCase(),59 testCaseCountry.getCountry());60 }61 @Override62 public List<TestCaseStep> loadTestCaseStep(TestCase testCase) {63 List<TestCaseStep> result = new ArrayList<>();64 for (TestCaseStep testCaseStep : this.testCaseStepService.getListOfSteps(testCase.getTest(), testCase.getTestCase())) {65 /**66 * If use Step, load action and control of used step67 */68 if (!testCaseStep.getUseStep().equals("Y")) {69 List<TestCaseStepAction> tcsa = this.loadTestCaseStepAction(testCaseStep, null);70 if (tcsa != null) {71 testCaseStep.setActions(tcsa);72 }73 } else {74 // Step is used from another testcase.75 List<TestCaseStepAction> tcsa = this.loadTestCaseStepAction(testCaseStep, factoryTCS.create(testCaseStep.getUseStepTest(),76 testCaseStep.getUseStepTestCase(), testCaseStep.getUseStepStep(), testCaseStep.getSort(), null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, 0, null, null, null, null, null, null));77 if (tcsa != null) {78 testCaseStep.setActions(tcsa);79 }80 // Copy the usedStep property to main step. Loop and conditionOperator are taken from used step.81 testCaseStep = testCaseStepService.modifyTestCaseStepDataFromUsedStep(testCaseStep);82 }83 result.add(testCaseStep);84 }85 return result;86 }87 public List<TestCaseStepAction> loadTestCaseStepAction(TestCaseStep testCaseStep, TestCaseStep UsedTestCaseStep) {88 List<TestCaseStepAction> result = new ArrayList<>();89 List<TestCaseStepAction> tcsaToAdd;90 /**91 * If use Step, take the List of action and control of the used step92 */93 boolean useStep = (UsedTestCaseStep != null);94 if (!useStep) {95 tcsaToAdd = this.testCaseStepActionService.getListOfAction(testCaseStep.getTest(), testCaseStep.getTestCase(), testCaseStep.getStep());96 } else {97 tcsaToAdd = this.testCaseStepActionService.getListOfAction(UsedTestCaseStep.getTest(), UsedTestCaseStep.getTestCase(), UsedTestCaseStep.getStep());98 }99 /**100 * Iterate on the list of action to get the control In case of useStep,101 * print the test,testcase,step of the executed test instead of the used102 * step103 */104 for (TestCaseStepAction testCaseStepAction : tcsaToAdd) {105 List<TestCaseStepActionControl> tcsacList = this.loadTestCaseStepActionControl(testCaseStep, testCaseStepAction);106 if (tcsacList != null) {107 testCaseStepAction.setControls(tcsacList);108 }109 /**110 * Update the test, Testcase, Step in case of useStep111 */112 testCaseStepAction.setTest(testCaseStep.getTest());113 testCaseStepAction.setTestCase(testCaseStep.getTestCase());114 testCaseStepAction.setStep(testCaseStep.getStep());115 result.add(testCaseStepAction);116 }117 return result;118 }119 public List<TestCaseStepActionControl> loadTestCaseStepActionControl(TestCaseStep testCaseStep, TestCaseStepAction testCaseAction) {120 List<TestCaseStepActionControl> result = new ArrayList<>();121 List<TestCaseStepActionControl> controlList = testCaseStepActionControlService.findControlByTestTestCaseStepSequence(testCaseAction.getTest(), testCaseAction.getTestCase(), testCaseAction.getStep(), testCaseAction.getSequence());122 if (controlList != null) {123 for (TestCaseStepActionControl testCaseStepActionControl : controlList) {124 testCaseStepActionControl.setTest(testCaseStep.getTest());125 testCaseStepActionControl.setTestCase(testCaseStep.getTestCase());126 testCaseStepActionControl.setStep(testCaseStep.getStep());127 result.add(testCaseStepActionControl);128 }129 }130 return result;131 }132}...
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