public void addMethodOK()
{
//create an instance of the class
clsCustomerCollection collection = new clsCustomerCollection();
//clear the collection (as collection will contain database records in construction as suggested)
collection.clear();
//create item of test data
clsCustomer customer = new clsCustomer();
//var to store the customer's ID (primary key from database)
Int32 PrimaryKey = 0;
//set its properties
customer.cusId = 1000;
customer.cusName = "Rodney Dangerfield";
customer.cusEmail = "*****@*****.**";
customer.cusPassword = "******";
customer.cusAccountStatus = true;
customer.cusDateRegister = DateTime.Now.Date;
//set ThisCustomer to test data
collection.ThisCustomer = customer;
//add the data
PrimaryKey = collection.Add();
//set the primary key of the test data
customer.cusId = PrimaryKey;
//compare
Assert.AreEqual(collection.ThisCustomer, customer);
}
public void testAddCustomer()
{
//create new customer collection
clsCustomerCollection customerList = new clsCustomerCollection();
//clear collection
customerList.clear();
//add 2 test customers
clsCustomer tstCustomer1 = new clsCustomer();
tstCustomer1.cusName = "Tester1";
clsCustomer tstCustomer2 = new clsCustomer();
tstCustomer2.cusName = "Tester2";
//create new test list
List <clsCustomer> tstList = new List <clsCustomer>();
//add 2 test customers to test list and customerList
tstList.Add(tstCustomer1);
tstList.Add(tstCustomer2);
customerList.add(tstCustomer1);
customerList.add(tstCustomer2);
//compare
Assert.AreEqual(customerList.customerAtIndex(1), tstList[1]);
}
public void customerCollectionCount()
{
//create new instance of class
clsCustomerCollection allCustomers = new clsCustomerCollection();
//clear class (because it is generated with the SQL db entries
//in constructor as shown in Lab 23
allCustomers.clear();
//make new test customer without properties (it doesn't need them to show count works)
clsCustomer tstCustomer1 = new clsCustomer();
//add tst customer
allCustomers.add(tstCustomer1);
//compare contents of collection list count to actual count (1)
Assert.AreEqual(allCustomers.Count, 1);
}
public void testClear()
{
//create new customer collection
clsCustomerCollection collection = new clsCustomerCollection();
//make new test customer without properties (it doesn't need them to show clear works)
clsCustomer tstCustomer1 = new clsCustomer();
//add tst customer
collection.add(tstCustomer1);
//clear collection
collection.clear();
//create new empty list to compare to
List <clsCustomer> emptyList = new List <clsCustomer>();
//compare
Assert.AreEqual(collection.Count, emptyList.Count);
}