Hi, You have two options to implement assertions:
Either unwrap the ByteBuffer obtained from metadata and cast to the right type. The same type as you use in expected. So just the other way around as you wrapped the value. Or wrap the expected value in the assertion to a ByteBuffer too, and compare the two buffers by comparing the byte[] arrays using an appropiate array compare function. Hope this is of any help. Ferdy. On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 11:00 PM, Lewis John Mcgibbney < [email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I want to check that my parsefilter (which is similar to our > microformats rel-tag parsefilter) is doing the correct filtering > therefore I wish to test the content of the WebPage metadata to check > everything is working as I wish. > > Say my filter method mirrors MetaTagParser#filter e.g. > > ... > last three lines of method > .. > ByteBuffer bb = ByteBuffer.wrap(sb.toString().getBytes()); > page.putToMetadata(new Utf8(REL_TAG), bb); > return parse; > > I would expect every rel=""tag" to be put to the page metadata > To check for this I've tried stuff similar to > > page.getFromMetadata(new Utf8("Rel-Tag")); > > however I'm not sure how to store the results as an integer from which > I can check against what I know should be there! Previously I've tried > other assertions using ByteBuffer but to no avail. > Can someone help me out please? > Thank you very much in advance. > Lewis > > > -- > Lewis >
