private bool RunSingleTest(
SifVersion parseVersion,
SifVersion writeVersion,
string fileName,
TextWriter output,
SchemaValidator sv)
{
sv.Clear();
if (VERBOSE)
{
output.Write("Running test on " + fileName + "\r\n");
}
// 1) Read the object into memory
SifElement se = null;
try
{
se = AdkObjectParseHelper.ParseFile(fileName, parseVersion);
}
catch (AdkException adke)
{
// Parsing failed. However, since this unit test is a complete
// test of all available objects, just emit the problem and allow
// the test to continue (with a notification of false)
output
.WriteLine("Error parsing file " + fileName + "\r\n - "
+ adke);
output.WriteLine();
return(false);
}
catch (Exception re)
{
output.WriteLine("Error parsing file " + fileName + "\r\n - " + re);
output.WriteLine();
return(false);
}
// if (VERBOSE)
// {
// SifWriter writer = new SifWriter(output);
// writer.Write(se,parseVersion);
// output.Flush();
// }
// Before we can validate with the schema, we need to ensure that the
// data object is wrapped in a SIF_Message elements, because the SIF
// Schema makes that assumption
SifMessagePayload smp = SchemaValidator.MakeSIFMessagePayload(se);
String tmpFileName = fileName + "." + writeVersion.ToString() + ".adk";
// 2) Write the message out to a file
SchemaValidator.WriteObject(writeVersion, tmpFileName, smp);
// 3) Validate the file
bool validated = sv.Validate(tmpFileName);
// 4) If validation failed, write the object out for tracing purposes
if (!validated)
{
if (VERBOSE)
{
SifWriter outWriter = new SifWriter(output);
outWriter.Write(se, writeVersion);
outWriter.Flush();
}
output.WriteLine("Errors reading/writing " + fileName);
sv.PrintProblems(output);
return(false);
}
// 5) Read the object again into memory
try
{
se = AdkObjectParseHelper.ParseFile(fileName, parseVersion);
}
catch (AdkException adke)
{
// Parsing failed. However, since this unit test is a complete
// test of all available objects, just emit the problem and allow
// the test to continue (with a notification of false)
output.WriteLine("Error parsing file " + fileName + ": "
+ adke.Message);
return(false);
}
catch (Exception re)
{
output.Write("Error parsing file " + fileName + ": "
+ re.Message + "\r\n");
return(false);
}
return(validated);
}
private bool RunSingleTest(
SifVersion parseVersion,
SifVersion writeVersion,
string fileName,
TextWriter output,
SchemaValidator sv)
{
sv.Clear();
if (VERBOSE)
{
output.Write("Running test on " + fileName + "\r\n");
}
// 1) Read the object into memory
SifElement se = null;
try
{
se = AdkObjectParseHelper.ParseFile(fileName, parseVersion);
}
catch (AdkException adke)
{
// Parsing failed. However, since this unit test is a complete
// test of all available objects, just emit the problem and allow
// the test to continue (with a notification of false)
output
.WriteLine("Error parsing file " + fileName + "\r\n - "
+ adke);
output.WriteLine();
return false;
}
catch (Exception re)
{
output.WriteLine("Error parsing file " + fileName + "\r\n - " + re);
output.WriteLine();
return false;
}
// if (VERBOSE)
// {
// SifWriter writer = new SifWriter(output);
// writer.Write(se,parseVersion);
// output.Flush();
// }
// Before we can validate with the schema, we need to ensure that the
// data object is wrapped in a SIF_Message elements, because the SIF
// Schema makes that assumption
SifMessagePayload smp = SchemaValidator.MakeSIFMessagePayload(se);
String tmpFileName = fileName + "." + writeVersion.ToString() + ".adk";
// 2) Write the message out to a file
SchemaValidator.WriteObject(writeVersion, tmpFileName, smp);
// 3) Validate the file
bool validated = sv.Validate(tmpFileName);
// 4) If validation failed, write the object out for tracing purposes
if (!validated)
{
if (VERBOSE)
{
SifWriter outWriter = new SifWriter(output);
outWriter.Write(se, writeVersion );
outWriter.Flush();
}
output.WriteLine("Validation failed on " + tmpFileName );
sv.PrintProblems(output);
return false;
}
// 5) Read the object again into memory
try
{
se = AdkObjectParseHelper.ParseFile(fileName, parseVersion);
}
catch (AdkException adke)
{
// Parsing failed. However, since this unit test is a complete
// test of all available objects, just emit the problem and allow
// the test to continue (with a notification of false)
output.WriteLine("Error parsing file " + fileName + ": "
+ adke.Message );
return false;
}
catch (Exception re)
{
output.Write("Error parsing file " + fileName + ": "
+ re.Message + "\r\n");
return false;
}
return validated;
}
