Annotation binding tests: @target and call/@annotation and execution/@annotation

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+/*******************************************************************************
+ * Copyright (c) 2004 IBM 
+ * All rights reserved. This program and the accompanying materials
+ * are made available under the terms of the Common Public License v1.0
+ * which accompanies this distribution, and is available at
+ * http://www.eclipse.org/legal/cpl-v10.html
+ *
+ * Contributors:
+ *    Andy Clement - initial API and implementation
+ *******************************************************************************/
+package org.aspectj.systemtest.ajc150;
+
+import java.io.File;
+
+import org.aspectj.tools.ajc.CompilationResult;
+
+public class AnnotationBinding extends TestUtils {
+	
+  protected void setUp() throws Exception {
+	super.setUp();
+	baseDir = new File("../tests/java5/annotations/binding");
+  }
+  
+  ///////////////////////////////////// @ANNOTATION and CALL
+  
+  // Very simple annotation binding for 'call() && @annotation()'
+  public void testCallAnnotationBinding1() {
+  	CompilationResult cR = ajc(baseDir,new String[]{"CallAnnBinding.aj","-1.5"});
+  	assertMessages(cR,new EmptyMessageSpec());
+  	RunResult rR = run("CallAnnBinding"); 
+  }
+
+  // 'call() && @annotation()' when the called method has multiple arguments
+  public void testCallAnnotationBinding2() {
+  	CompilationResult cR = ajc(baseDir,new String[]{"CallAnnBinding2.aj","-1.5"});
+  	assertMessages(cR,new EmptyMessageSpec());
+  	RunResult rR = run("CallAnnBinding2");
+  }
+  
+  // 'call() && @annotation()' when the called method takes primitive arguments (YUCK!)
+  public void testCallAnnotationBinding3() {
+  	CompilationResult cR = ajc(baseDir,new String[]{"CallAnnBinding3.aj","-1.5"});
+  	assertMessages(cR,new EmptyMessageSpec()); 
+  	RunResult rR = run("CallAnnBinding3");
+  }
+  
+  // 'call() && @annotation()' when runtime type will exhibit different annotation (due to interface implementing)
+  public void testCallAnnotationBinding4() {
+  	CompilationResult cR = ajc(baseDir,new String[]{"CallAnnBinding4.aj","-1.5"});
+  	assertMessages(cR,new EmptyMessageSpec()); 
+  	RunResult rR = run("CallAnnBinding4");
+  }
+  
+  // 'call() && @annotation()' when target doesnt have an annotation !
+  public void testCallAnnotationBinding5() {
+  	CompilationResult cR = ajc(baseDir,new String[]{"CallAnnBinding5.aj","-1.5"});
+  	assertMessages(cR,new EmptyMessageSpec()); 
+  	RunResult rR = run("CallAnnBinding5");
+  }
+  
+  // 'call() && @annotation()' when runtime type will exhibit different annotation (due to subclassing)
+  public void testCallAnnotationBinding6() {
+  	CompilationResult cR = ajc(baseDir,new String[]{"CallAnnBinding6.aj","-1.5"});
+  	assertMessages(cR,new EmptyMessageSpec()); 
+  	RunResult rR = run("CallAnnBinding6");
+  }
+  
+  
+  
+
+  ///////////////////////////////////// @TARGET
+  
+  // 'call() && @target()'
+  public void testAtTargetAnnotationBinding1() {
+  	CompilationResult cR = ajc(baseDir,new String[]{"AtTarget1.aj","-1.5"});
+  	assertMessages(cR,new EmptyMessageSpec()); 
+  	RunResult rR = run("AtTarget1");
+  }
+  
+  // 'call() && @target() && @target'
+  public void testAtTargetAnnotationBinding2() {
+  	CompilationResult cR = ajc(baseDir,new String[]{"AtTarget2.aj","-1.5"});
+  	assertMessages(cR,new EmptyMessageSpec()); 
+  	RunResult rR = run("AtTarget2");
+  }
+  
+  // 'call() && @target()' - using a type hierarchy where some levels are missing annotations
+  public void testAtTargetAnnotationBinding3() {
+  	CompilationResult cR = ajc(baseDir,new String[]{"AtTarget3.aj","-1.5"});
+  	assertMessages(cR,new EmptyMessageSpec()); 
+  	RunResult rR = run("AtTarget3");
+  }
+  
+  // 'call() && @target()' - using a type hierarchy where some levels are missing annotations 
+  // but the annotation is inherited
+  public void testAtTargetAnnotationBinding4() {
+  	CompilationResult cR = ajc(baseDir,new String[]{"AtTarget4.aj","-1.5"});
+  	assertMessages(cR,new EmptyMessageSpec()); 
+  	RunResult rR = run("AtTarget4");
+  }
+  
+  
+  // need to instantiate some types but have runtime types being diff
+
+  ///////////////////////////////////// @ANNOTATION and EXECUTION
+  
+  // 'execution() && @annotation()' 
+  public void testExecutionAnnotationBinding1() {
+  	CompilationResult cR = ajc(baseDir,new String[]{"ExecutionAnnBinding1.aj","-1.5"});
+  	assertMessages(cR,new EmptyMessageSpec()); 
+  	RunResult rR = run("ExecutionAnnBinding1");
+  }
+  
+  ///////////////////////////////////// @ANNOTATION and SET
+  
+//  // 'set() && @annotation()' 
+//  public void testFieldAnnotationBinding1() {
+//  	CompilationResult cR = ajc(baseDir,new String[]{"FieldAnnBinding1.aj","-1.5"});
+//  	System.err.println(cR);
+//  	assertMessages(cR,new EmptyMessageSpec()); 
+//  	RunResult rR = run("FieldAnnBinding1");
+//  	System.err.println(rR.getStdErr());
+//  }
+  
+
+  
+  
+
+  ///////////////////////////////////// @ANNOTATION complex tests
+  
+  // Using package names for the types (including the annotation) - NO BINDING
+  public void testPackageNamedTypesNoBinding() {
+  	CompilationResult cR = ajc(new File(baseDir,"complexExample"),
+  			new String[]{"A.java","B.java","Color.java","X.java","-1.5","-d","."});
+  	System.err.println(cR.getStandardError());
+  	assertMessages(cR,new EmptyMessageSpec());
+  	RunResult rR = run("a.b.c.A");
+  }
+  
+  // Using package names for the types (including the annotation) - INCLUDES BINDING
+  public void testPackageNamedTypesWithBinding() {
+  	CompilationResult cR = ajc(new File(baseDir,"complexExample"),
+  			new String[]{"A.java","B.java","Color.java","X2.java","-1.5","-d","."});
+  	assertMessages(cR,new EmptyMessageSpec());
+  	RunResult rR = run("a.b.c.A");
+  }
+}
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