org.safs

Class DefaultHookConfig

java.lang.Object

org.safs.DefaultHookConfig

All Implemented Interfaces:

HookConfig

Direct Known Subclasses:

SeleniumHookConfig

public class DefaultHookConfig
extends java.lang.Object
implements HookConfig

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
protected ConfigureInterface	config

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
DefaultHookConfig(ConfigureInterface config)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static void	check(ConfigureInterface config) Set the configuration settings to System-Properties and probably to Processor. If the System-Properties does NOT contain the 'property', then get the value from the ConfigureInterface and set it to System-Properties; Otherwise, keep the value in the System-Properties (don't override it by the value from ConfigureInterface). Finally these configuration settings may also be kept in the Processor so that the concrete Processor will be able to use it easily.
void	checkConfiguration() Check the ConfigureInterface to get the settings and set them to 'system properties' if they don't exist in 'system properties'. But if the 'system properties' contains a setting, then we will use it without checking it from ConfigureInterface. Then, at hook side we can refer to these settings from 'system properties' at any time.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

config

protected ConfigureInterface config

Constructor Detail

DefaultHookConfig

public DefaultHookConfig(ConfigureInterface config)

Method Detail

checkConfiguration

public void checkConfiguration()

Check the ConfigureInterface to get the settings and set them to 'system properties' if they don't exist in 'system properties'.
But if the 'system properties' contains a setting, then we will use it without checking it from ConfigureInterface.
Then, at hook side we can refer to these settings from 'system properties' at any time.

Specified by:

checkConfiguration in interface HookConfig

check

public static void check(ConfigureInterface config)

Set the configuration settings to System-Properties and probably to Processor.
If the System-Properties does NOT contain the 'property', then get the value from the ConfigureInterface and set it to System-Properties;
Otherwise, keep the value in the System-Properties (don't override it by the value from ConfigureInterface).
Finally these configuration settings may also be kept in the Processor so that the concrete Processor will be able to use it easily.
Note: If the Hook run in an other JVM, the Engine's system property settings will not take effect!

The checked "JVM properties"/"configuration values" are listed as following:

• DriverConstant.PROPERTY_SAFS_TEST_UNEXPECTEDALERTBEHAVIOUR
  ([DriverConstant.SECTION_SAFS_TEST] DriverConstant.KEY_SAFS_TEST_UNEXPECTEDALERTBEHAVIOUR)
• DriverConstant.PROPERTY_SAFS_TEST_NUMLOCKON
  ([DriverConstant.SECTION_SAFS_TEST] DriverConstant.KEY_SAFS_TEST_NUMLOCKON)

See Also:

checkConfiguration(), DefaultDriver.validateTestParameters()