LOAD REVIEW
Add support to
persistence for loading reviews.
Similarly to the previous task, we only need to
concern ourselves with reading a MovieList that contains a
review.
Test 102.
Reading an XML stream that contains text for a rating element
results in that rating having an attached review.
We need to add a test to
TestMovieListReading. Just for fun, we'll take a slightly
different approach this time. The existing test for reading a movie
uses a fixture that uses a movie with two ratings. Let's add a
review to one of them.
Test 102: Reading an XML stream that
contains text for a rating element results in that rating having an
attached review
First, a tweak to setUp():
oneMoviePrefix = "<movielist>" +
"<movie name=\"Star Wars\" " +
"category=\"Science Fiction\">" +
"<ratings>" +
"<rating value=\"3\" " +
"source=\"Dave\" />" +
"<rating value=\"5\" " +
"source=\"Jason\">" +
"Great movie!" +
"</rating>" +
"</ratings>" +
"</movie>";
This needs a corresponding tweak to the
test:
public void testReadingOneMovie() throws Exception {
//...
Rating firstRating =(Rating)ratingIterator.next();
//...
assertFalse("First rating should not have a review.",
firstRating.hasReview());
//...
Rating secondRating =(Rating)ratingIterator.next();
//...
assertTrue("Second rating should have a review.",
secondRating.hasReview());
assertEquals("Second rating's review is wrong.",
"Great movie!",
secondRating.getReview());
//...
}
As expected, this test fails on the assertion
that the second rating has a review. To correct that, we need to
revisit processRating() in
XMLMovieListReader:
private Rating processRating(Element ratingElement) throws IOException {
//...
String review = ratingElement.getTextTrim();
return new Rating(value, source, review);
}
Green.
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