org.archive.wayback.archivalurl

Class ArchivalUrlRequestParserTest

java.lang.Object

junit.framework.Assert

junit.framework.TestCase

org.archive.wayback.archivalurl.ArchivalUrlRequestParserTest

All Implemented Interfaces:

junit.framework.Test

public class ArchivalUrlRequestParserTest
extends junit.framework.TestCase

Test case for ArchivalUrlRequestParser. This class tests entire ArchivalUrlRequestParser, including its sub-component classes: ReplayRequestParser, PathDatePrefixQueryRequestParser PathDateRangeQueryRequestParser, PathPrefixDatePrefixQueryRequestParser, PathPrefixDateRangeQueryRequestParser and DatelessReplayRequestParser.

Author:

Kenji Nagahashi

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ArchivalUrlRequestParserTest()

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
protected void	checkPathDateless(WaybackRequest wbr, String requestUrl)
protected javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest	getRequestMock(String requestURI, String query)
protected WaybackRequest	parse(String url)
protected void	setUp()
void	testDatePathPrefix() timestamp without "*", path ending with "*".
void	testDatePrefix() test of PathDatePreofixQueryRequestParser.
void	testDatePrefixEncoded() Another test of PathDatePrefixQueryRequestParser: URL is recognized even when "*" is %-encoded.
void	testPathDateless() test of DatelessReplayRequestParser.
void	testPathDatelessWithDateHeader()
void	testPathDateRange() test for PathDateRangeQueryRequestParser.
void	testPathDateRangeEncoded() test for PathDateRangeQueryRequestParser, %-encoded version.
void	testPathological() some pathological cases.
void	testPathPrefixDatePrefix() test of PathPrefixDatePrefixQueryRequestParser.
void	testPathPrefixDatePrefixEncoded() test of PathPrefixDatePrefixQueryRequestParser.
void	testPathPrefixDateRange() test of PathPrefixDateRangeQueryRequestParser.
void	testPathPrefixdateRangeEncoded() test of PathPrefixDateRangeQueryRequestParser, %-encoded version.
void	testReplayRequest()
void	testTimeMapRequest() tests for TimeMapRequestParser

Methods inherited from class junit.framework.TestCase

countTestCases, createResult, getName, run, run, runBare, runTest, setName, tearDown, toString

Methods inherited from class junit.framework.Assert

assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertEquals, assertFalse, assertFalse, assertNotNull, assertNotNull, assertNotSame, assertNotSame, assertNull, assertNull, assertSame, assertSame, assertTrue, assertTrue, fail, fail

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

ArchivalUrlRequestParserTest

public ArchivalUrlRequestParserTest()

Method Detail

setUp

protected void setUp()
              throws Exception

Overrides:

setUp in class junit.framework.TestCase

Throws:

Exception

getRequestMock

protected javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest getRequestMock(String requestURI,
                                                   String query)

parse

protected WaybackRequest parse(String url)
                        throws BadQueryException,
                               BetterRequestException

Throws:

BadQueryException

BetterRequestException

testReplayRequest

public void testReplayRequest()
                       throws Exception

Throws:

Exception

testDatePathPrefix

public void testDatePathPrefix()
                        throws Exception

timestamp without "*", path ending with "*".

this is interpreted as replay request for the URL including trailing "*". That sounds inconsistent with other cases. (BTW, resultant time-redirect URL has no trailing "*" - there's a special handling happening somewhere.) Should this be interpreted as URL-query for the specific date?

Throws:

Exception

testDatePrefix

public void testDatePrefix()
                    throws Exception

test of PathDatePreofixQueryRequestParser.

Throws:

Exception

testDatePrefixEncoded

public void testDatePrefixEncoded()
                           throws Exception

Another test of PathDatePrefixQueryRequestParser: URL is recognized even when "*" is %-encoded.

this is a desired behavior to be implemented (assertion is disabled). see issue WWM-110

Throws:

Exception

testPathDateRange

public void testPathDateRange()
                       throws Exception

test for PathDateRangeQueryRequestParser.

date range and specific path. date range becomes start and end timestamps. but it doesn't set replayTimestamp (it should, for consistency?)

Throws:

Exception

testPathDateRangeEncoded

public void testPathDateRangeEncoded()
                              throws Exception

test for PathDateRangeQueryRequestParser, %-encoded version.

Throws:

Exception

testPathPrefixDatePrefix

public void testPathPrefixDatePrefix()
                              throws Exception

test of PathPrefixDatePrefixQueryRequestParser.

this is a URL query with (optional) single timestamp date range. timestamp, if non-empty, becomes start and end.

Throws:

Exception

testPathPrefixDatePrefixEncoded

public void testPathPrefixDatePrefixEncoded()
                                     throws Exception

test of PathPrefixDatePrefixQueryRequestParser.

%-encoded timestamp.

Throws:

Exception

testPathPrefixDateRange

public void testPathPrefixDateRange()
                             throws Exception

test of PathPrefixDateRangeQueryRequestParser.

explicit timestamp range and trailing "*" in URL. this is a URL-query request, timestamp range becomes start and end timestamp.

timerange without "*" is not recognized. it could be.

Throws:

Exception

testPathPrefixdateRangeEncoded

public void testPathPrefixdateRangeEncoded()
                                    throws Exception

test of PathPrefixDateRangeQueryRequestParser, %-encoded version.

Throws:

Exception

checkPathDateless

protected void checkPathDateless(WaybackRequest wbr,
                     String requestUrl)

testPathDateless

public void testPathDateless()
                      throws Exception

test of DatelessReplayRequestParser.

It also reads Replay/AchorDate from Accept-Date/Accept-Timestamp HTTP headers (Accept-Date is part of Memento protocol). This test is included here, even though it has some Memento-related code, because core part of processing is for Archival-URL.

One notable difference from with-timestamp request is that WaybackRequest.isBestLatestReplayRequest() is set to true, which used in several places for unclear purpose. This flag is not set in other RequestParser's, even if request is asking for the best latest capture. Probably flag's semantics is slightly different from what its name suggests.

As this pattern of requests come from URL that escaped Archival-URL rewriting process, it runs extra check on it. Test includes a few negative cases for non-URL paths.

Throws:

Exception

testPathDatelessWithDateHeader

public void testPathDatelessWithDateHeader()
                                    throws Exception

Throws:

Exception

testPathological

public void testPathological()
                      throws Exception

some pathological cases.

Throws:

Exception

testTimeMapRequest

public void testTimeMapRequest()
                        throws Exception

tests for TimeMapRequestParser

Throws:

Exception