[Geotools-devel] [jira] Created: (GEOT-842) ArcSDEFeatureStoreTest method testFeatureWriterAutoCommit update instead insert

[Andreas B. (JIRA) <ji...@co...>]

ArcSDEFeatureStoreTest method testFeatureWriterAutoCommit update instead in=
sert
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         Key: GEOT-842
         URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-842
     Project: GeoTools
        Type: Bug

  Components: arcsde =20
    Versions: 2.2-RC2   =20
 Environment: ArcSDE 9.1 Oracle 10g
    Reporter: Andreas Bartels
 Assigned to: Gabriel Rold=E1n=20
    Priority: Minor
     Fix For: 2.2-RC2


The method testFeatureWriterAutoCommit udate first the existing 8 features =
before it insert 2 new features
The reason is that the code call a FeatureReader with Filter.NONE as defaul=
t, but if you make the following call the method fired a NullPointerExcepti=
o (see http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-841).

        FeatureWriter writer =3D ds.getFeatureWriter(typeName,Filter.ALL, T=
ransaction.AUTO_COMMIT);

The following method implementation works.

  private void testFeatureWriterAutoCommit(Class geometryClass) throws Exce=
ption {
    //the table created here is test friendly since it can hold
    //any kind of geometries.
    this.testData.createTemptTable(true);

    String typeName =3D this.testData.getTemp_table();
    FeatureCollection features =3D this.testData.createTestFeatures(geometr=
yClass, 10);

    DataStore ds =3D this.testData.getDataStore();
    FeatureSource fsource =3D ds.getFeatureSource(typeName);
    if (!(fsource instanceof FeatureStore)) {
      throw new IOException("ArcSDEDataStore has no writeable DataSource");
    }
    FeatureStore featureStore =3D (FeatureStore) fsource;
    final int initialCount =3D fsource.getCount(Query.ALL);
    featureStore.addFeatures(features);
    //was the features really inserted?
    int fcount =3D fsource.getCount(Query.ALL);
    assertEquals(features.size() + initialCount, fcount);

    /*String msg =3D "a FEATURES_ADDED event should have been called "
     + features.size() + " times";
     assertEquals(msg, features.size(), featureAddedEventCount[0]);*/
  }


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