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  package org.apache.myfaces.dateformat;
  
  import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
  import java.util.Date;
  import java.util.Locale;
  
  import junit.framework.TestCase;
  
  import org.joda.time.DateTime;
  
  public class TestSimpleDateFormatter extends TestCase
  {
      // test just the very basics of date formatting
      public void testFormatSimple()
      {
          SimpleDateFormatter sdf = new SimpleDateFormatter("yyyy-MM-dd'T'hh:mm:ss", null);
          Date d = new Date();
          d.setYear(1987 - 1900);
          d.setMonth(2);
          d.setDate(12);
          d.setHours(13);
          d.setMinutes(23);
          d.setSeconds(59);
          
          String s = sdf.format(d);
          assertEquals("1987-03-12T01:23:59", s);
      }
  
      // test just the very basics of date parsing
      public void testParseSimple()
      {
          SimpleDateFormatter sdf = new SimpleDateFormatter("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss", null);
          Date d = sdf.parse("1987-03-12T04:23:59");
  
          assertNotNull(d);
          assertEquals(1987, d.getYear() + 1900);
          assertEquals(2, d.getMonth());
          assertEquals(12, d.getDate());
          assertEquals(4, d.getHours());
          assertEquals(23, d.getMinutes());
          assertEquals(59, d.getSeconds());
      }
  
      /**
       * Check the parsing of dates with months that use names.
       */
      public void testParseNamedMonth()
      {
          Locale locale = Locale.ENGLISH;
          org.apache.myfaces.dateformat.DateFormatSymbols symbols = 
              new org.apache.myfaces.dateformat.DateFormatSymbols(locale);
          int firstDayOfWeek = 0;
          SimpleDateFormatter sdf = new SimpleDateFormatter(
                  "dd-MMM-yyyy", symbols, firstDayOfWeek);
          
          Date d = sdf.parse("12-Mar-2008");
          assertNotNull(d);
          assertEquals(2008, d.getYear() + 1900);
          assertEquals(2, d.getMonth());
          assertEquals(12, d.getDate());
          assertEquals(0, d.getHours());
          assertEquals(0, d.getMinutes());
          assertEquals(0, d.getSeconds());
      }
  
      // test every possible formatter in date formatting
      public void testFormatAll()
      {
          Date d = new Date();
          d.setYear(1987 - 1900);
          d.setMonth(2);
          d.setDate(12);
          d.setHours(4);
          d.setMinutes(23);
          d.setSeconds(59);
          
          String[] data =
          {
              "yyyy", "1987",
              "yyy", "87",
              "yy", "87",
             "y", "87",
             "MMMM", "March",
             "MMM", "Mar",
             "MM", "03",
             "M", "3",
             "dd", "12",
             "EEEE", "Thursday",
             "EE", "Thu",
             "HH", "04",
             "H", "4",
             "hh", "04",
             "h", "4",
             "mm", "23",
             "m", "23",
             "ss", "59",
             "s", "59",
             "a", "AM"
         };
 
         Locale locale = Locale.ENGLISH;
         for(int i=0; i<data.length; i+=2)
         {
             String pattern = data[i];
             String expected = data[i+1];
 
             SimpleDateFormatter sdf = new SimpleDateFormatter(pattern, null);
             String s = sdf.format(d);
             assertEquals("custom:" + pattern, expected, s);
             
             SimpleDateFormat sf = new SimpleDateFormat(pattern, locale);
             String s2 = sf.format(d);
             assertEquals("std:" + pattern, expected, s2);
         }
     }
     
     // test every possible formatter in date parsing
     public void testParseAll()
     {
         Date d = new Date();
         d.setYear(1987 - 1900);
         d.setMonth(2);
         d.setDate(12);
         d.setHours(4);
         d.setMinutes(23);
         d.setSeconds(59);
         
         String[] data =
         {
             "yyyy", "1987",
             "yyy", "87",
             "yy", "87",
             "y", "87",
             "MMMM", "March",
             "MMM", "Mar",
             "MM", "03",
             "M", "3",
             "dd", "12",
 
             // These are difficult to test in this way; disable them
             //"EEEE", "Monday",
             //"EE", "Mon",
 
             "HH", "04",
             "H", "4",
 
             "hh", "04",
             "h", "4",
             "mm", "23",
             "m", "23",
             "ss", "59",
             "s", "59",
             "a", "AM"
         };
 
         Locale locale = Locale.ENGLISH;
         for(int i=0; i<data.length; i+=2)
         {
             String pattern = data[i];
             String expected = data[i+1];
 
             // parse it with our code, then format it with the std code and
             // see if we get the same value back.
             SimpleDateFormatter sdf = new SimpleDateFormatter(pattern, null);
         
             Date d2 = sdf.parse(expected);
             SimpleDateFormat sf = new SimpleDateFormat(pattern, locale);
             String s2 = sf.format(d2);
             assertEquals(pattern, expected, s2);
         }
     }
 
     // try to parse various combinations, and see what we get
     public void testParseAssorted() throws Exception {
         Object[] data =
         {
             // test standard, with literals
             "yyyy-MM-dd", "1987-01-08", new Date(1987-1900, 0, 8),
             
             // test standard, with multichar literal sequences: any non-alpha
             // char must exactly match the input.
             "yyyy--MM-:()dd", "1987--01-:()08", new Date(1987-1900, 0, 8),
             
             // test standard, with quoted chars.
             "yyyy'T'MM'T'dd", "1987T01T08", new Date(1987-1900, 0, 8),
             
             // test standard, with non-pattern chars.
             // An alpha non-pattern char --> error
             "yyyyRMMRdd", "1987-01-08", null,
             
             // test quoted text
             "yyyy'year'MM'month'dd", "2003year04month06", new Date(2003-1900, 03, 06),
             
             // test mismatched quoted text
             "yyyy'year'MM'month'dd", "2003yexr04month06", null,
             
             // test short year format with no century wraparound
             "yy-MM-dd", "99-04-06", new Date(1999-1900, 03, 06),
             
             // test short year format with century wraparound
             "yy-MM-dd", "03-04-06", new Date(2003-1900, 03, 06),
             
             // test short year format with no century wraparound
             "yy-MM-dd", "33-04-06", new Date(1933-1900, 03, 06),
         };
 
         Locale locale = Locale.ENGLISH;
         for(int i=0; i<data.length; i+=3)
         {
             String pattern = (String) data[i];
             String input = (String) data[i+1];
             Date expected = (Date) data[i+2];
 
             // parse it with our code, and see if we get the expected result
             SimpleDateFormatter sdf = new SimpleDateFormatter(pattern, null);
             Date d = sdf.parse(input);
             assertEquals("custom:" + pattern, expected, d);
             
             // try with the standard parser too
             try
             {
                 SimpleDateFormat sf = new SimpleDateFormat(pattern, locale);
                 Date d2 = sf.parse(input);
                 assertEquals("std:" + pattern, expected, d2);
             }
             catch(java.text.ParseException e)
             {
                 // thrown when the input does not match the pattern
                 assertEquals("std:" + pattern, null, expected);
             }
             catch(IllegalArgumentException e)
             {
                 // thrown when the pattern is not value
                 assertEquals("std:" + pattern, null, expected);
             }
         }
     }
     
     //Try to parse non valid data
     public void testParseInvalidValue()  throws Exception {
         Object[] data =
         {
                 "yyyy", "x1987",
                 "yyy", "98someinvalid7",                
                 "yy", "87x/dksk/-",
                 "y", "x87x-/\\233",
                 "MMMM", "Marchx",
                 "MMMM", "xMarch",
                 "MMMM", "Marcxh",
                 "MMM", "xMar",
                 "MMM", "xMxarx",
                 "MMM", "Marx",
                 "MM", "x03",
                 "MM", "0x3",
                 "MM", "03x",
                 "M", "x3",
                 "M", "3x",
                 "dd", "x12",
                 "HH", "0x4",
                 "H", "4x",
                 "hh", "04x",
                 "h", "4x",
                 "mm", "x23",
                 "m", "23x",
                 "ss", "x59",
                 "s", "59x",
                 "a", "AMx",                
                 "yyyy-MM-dd", "1987-0x1-08",
                 "yyyy-MM-dd", "1987-01-08x",
                 "yyyy-MM-dd", "x1987-0x1-08",
                 "yyyy--MM-:()dd", "x1987--01-:()08",
                 "yyyy--MM-:()dd", "1987--01-:()0x8",
                 "yyyy--MM-:()dd", "1987--01-:()08x",
                 "yyyy'T'MM'T'dd", "1987T01'T'08",
                 "yyyy'T'MM'T'dd", "T1987T01T08",
                 "yyyy'T'MM'T'dd", "19T87T01T08",
                 "yyyy'T'MM'T'dd", "1987T01T08T",
                 "yyyyRMMRdd", "1987-01-08",
                 "yyyyRMMRdd", "1987/01/08",
                 "yyyyRMMRdd", "1987'R'01-08",
                 "yyyy'year'MM'month'dd", "2003year0x4month06",
                 "yyyy'year'MM'month'dd", "2003'year'04month06",
                 "yyyy'year'MM'month'dd", "2003'year'04monxth06",
                 "yyyy'year'MM'month'dd", "2003YEAR04month06",
                 "yyyy'year'MM'month'dd", "2003yexr04month06",
                 "yy-MM-dd", "x99-04-06", 
                 "yy-MM-dd", "9x9-04-06",
                 "yy-MM-dd", "99-04-0x6",
                 "yy-MM-dd", "99-x04-06",
                 "yy-MM-dd", "99-x04-06",
                 "yy-MM-dd", "99-04-06y",
         };
         Locale locale = Locale.ENGLISH;
         for(int i=0; i<data.length; i+=2)
         {
             String pattern = (String) data[i];
             String input = (String) data[i+1];
 
             SimpleDateFormatter sdf = new SimpleDateFormatter(pattern, null);
             Date d = sdf.parse(input);
             assertNull("Parsing should fail when using this pattern "+
                     pattern+" and this input "+input,d);
         }
     }
 
     // try to format with various combinations, and see what we get
     public void testFormatAssorted() throws Exception
     {
         Date d = new Date();
         d.setYear(1987 - 1900);
         d.setMonth(2);
         d.setDate(12);
         d.setHours(4);
         d.setMinutes(23);
         d.setSeconds(59);
         
         String[] data =
         {
             // test standard, with literals
             "yyyy-MM-dd", "1987-03-12",
             
             // test standard, with multichar literal sequences: any non-alpha
             "yyyy--MM-:()dd", "1987--03-:()12",
             
             // test standard, with non-pattern chars.--> error
             "yyyyTMMTdd", null,
             
             // test standard, with non-pattern chars.
             "yyyy'T'MM'T'dd", "1987T03T12",
             
             // test quoted text
             "yyyy'year'MM'month'dd", "1987year03month12",
         };
 
         Locale locale = Locale.ENGLISH;
         for(int i=0; i<data.length; i+=2)
         {
             String pattern = data[i];
             String expected = data[i+1];
 
             // format it with our code, and check against expected.
             SimpleDateFormatter sdf = new SimpleDateFormatter(pattern, null);
             String s = sdf.format(d);
             assertEquals("custom:" + pattern, expected, s);
 
             // try with the standard parser too
             try
             {
                 SimpleDateFormat sf = new SimpleDateFormat(pattern, locale);
                 String s2 = sf.format(d);
                 assertEquals("std:" + pattern, expected, s2);
             }
             catch(IllegalArgumentException e)
             {
                 // thrown when the pattern is not value
                 assertEquals("std:" + pattern, null, expected);
             }
         }
     }
 
     // test just the very basics of date parsing
     public void testWeekParseSimple()
     {
         SimpleDateFormatter sdf = new SimpleDateFormatter("xxxx-ww", null);
         Date d = sdf.parse("2009-06");
 
         assertNotNull(d);
         assertEquals(2009, d.getYear() + 1900);
         assertEquals(2, d.getMonth() + 1);
         assertEquals(2, d.getDate());
         assertEquals(0, d.getHours());
         assertEquals(0, d.getMinutes());
         assertEquals(0, d.getSeconds());
     }
     
 /* test fails on linux, but code is ok
     public void testWeekFormatAgainstJoda() throws Exception
     {
         // for every year from 2000-2010, test:
         //   1-8 jan jan
         //   29,30 may,
         //   1-8 june
         //   23-31 dec
          for(int year = 2000; year < 2020; ++year)
          {
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 0, 1);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 0, 2);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 0, 3);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 0, 4);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 0, 5);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 0, 6);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 0, 7);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 0, 8);
 
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 4, 29);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 4, 30);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 5, 1);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 5, 2);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 5, 3);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 5, 4);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 5, 5);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 5, 6);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 5, 7);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 5, 8);
 
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 11, 23);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 11, 24);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 11, 25);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 11, 26);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 11, 27);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 11, 28);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 11, 29);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 11, 30);
              checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(year, 11, 31);
          }
     }
 */
 
     private void checkWeekFormatAgainstJoda(int year, int month, int day)
     {
         Date date = new Date(year-1900, month, day);
         DateTime jdt = new DateTime(date.getTime());
         int jodaWeekOfWeekyear = jdt.getWeekOfWeekyear();
         int jodaWeekyear = jdt.getWeekyear();
 
         WeekDate iwd = SimpleDateFormatter.getIsoWeekDate(date);
 
         // the java.util.Date convention is that 1 = monday
         int firstDayOfWeek = 1;
         WeekDate jwd = SimpleDateFormatter.getWeekDate(date, firstDayOfWeek);
 
         /*
         String ds = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd").format(date);
         System.out.println(
             ds + ":"
             + "(" + jodaWeekyear + "-" + jodaWeekOfWeekyear + ")"
             + ",(" + iwd.year + "-" + iwd.week + ")"
             + ",(" + jwd.year + "-" + jwd.week + ")"
             );
             */
         assertEquals(jodaWeekyear, iwd.getYear());
         assertEquals(jodaWeekOfWeekyear, iwd.getWeek());
         assertEquals(jodaWeekyear, jwd.getYear());
         assertEquals(jodaWeekOfWeekyear, jwd.getWeek());
     }
 }