Le 5/10/14 11:18 PM, Lucas Theisen a écrit : > Hi, Hi Lucas,
I will have a look at the added code. Atm, I'm a bit stuck migrating from my old computer to the new one, and I just restored my eclipse env with all the code I'm working on. Still have various other tools (lmails, etc) to set. Anyway, thanks for this addition ! > > I just committed the code for LdapConnectionTemplate. It is similar in > concept to JdbcTemplate from Spring with the goal of reducing the > boilerplate code. I added all the CRUD operations with a couple friendly > overloads. I also added some methods for dealing with authentication and > password updates that respects password policy. Would you let me know if I > missed something? > > Also, in doing this, I made some updates to the testing infrastructure. To > start with, I added a new annotation @CreateLdapConnectionPool that allows > you to configure a connection pool for your unit tests. Then I created 3 > new TestRule's that can be used in place of the FrameworkRunner: > CreateDsRule, CreateLdapServerRule, and CreateLdapConnectionPoolRule. > CreateLdapConnectionPoolRule extends CreateLdapServerRule, which in turn > extends CreateDsRule. That means if you use CreateLdapConnectionPoolRule > you get all of the annotation processing it has, plus that of > CreateLdapServerRue, which in turn, provides that of CreateDsRule. You > will need to create 2 instances of the rule you want to use, one should be > annotated with @ClassRule, one with @TestRule. The @TestRule instance > should be constructed with the @ClassRule instance as an argument to its > constructor. This allows you to annotate both at a class level, and a > method level. While this might sound like a little more work than using > the FrameworkRunner, it means you will now be free to incorporate other > runners (like the Spring test runner) and you no longer have to extend any > base class. I put together some unit tests in the test-framework project > that demonstrate how to use them. > > Anyway, I would love to hear what you all think about this stuff. > > Thanks, > Lucas > -- Regards, Cordialement, Emmanuel Lécharny www.iktek.com
