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Jezza83Jezza83 

Help with Test Methods

I have created test methods for my APEX code however I am unsure how to test the following which is still highlighted as uncovered.

Any help with how to go about this would be greatly appreciated !

public string fromUserID { get; set; }
public string fromUserID1 { get; set; }
 
public List<SelectOption> getfromUsers() {
        integer queryLimit = 5000;
        List<SelectOption> options = new List<SelectOption>();
        options.add(new selectOption('', '--- select ---'));
        for (User u : [Select ID, Name FROM User Order by Name LIMIT :queryLimit]) {
                options.add(new selectOption(u.ID, u.Name));
        }
        return options;
    }
 
 // Apply Search Criteria Values by User Input to SOQL Query    
    
    public void search() {
     
    String queryFromUserID = FromUserID;
    String queryFromUserID1 = FromUserID1;
 
// Run SOQL Query based on User Input
    
    if (FromUserID != null && FromUserID1 == null) {
    result = [
    SELECT Name, Role_Type__c, Relationship_Manager_ID__c, Relationship_Manager_State__c,
    Account_Name__c, Account_State__c, Account_Number__c, Relationship_Manager_Name__c,
    Service_Type__c, Commencement_Date__c, LastModifiedDate, LastModifiedByID, OwnerID
    FROM Panel_Relationship__c 
    WHERE Relationship_Manager_ID__c like :queryFromUserID
    ORDER by Account_Name__c ];
    }
    
    else if (FromUserID == null && FromUserID1 != null) {
    result = [
    SELECT Name, Role_Type__c, Relationship_Manager_ID__c, Relationship_Manager_State__c,
    Account_Name__c, Account_State__c, Account_Number__c, Relationship_Manager_Name__c,
    Service_Type__c, Commencement_Date__c, LastModifiedDate, LastModifiedByID, OwnerID
    FROM Panel_Relationship__c 
    WHERE Account_Type__c like :queryfromUserID1
    ORDER by Account_Name__c ];
    }
 
 
 


Best Answer chosen by Admin (Salesforce Developers) 
bob_buzzardbob_buzzard
Okay, I think I'm understanding a bit more now - is the intention of the testing code to set the fromUserID/fromUserID1 and then execute a search returning Panel_Relationship__c?
I reckon you want something along the following lines:
 
List<SelectOption> options=controller.getFromUsers();

System.assert(options.size()>0);

controller.fromUserID=options[0].getValue();
controller.fromUserID1=null;

List<Panel_Relationship__c> result=controller.search();

// do some asserts

// now test the other way around
controller.fromUserID=null;
controller.fromUserID1=options[0].getValue();

result=controller.search();

// do more asserts
 
 
Message Edited by bob_buzzard on  01-27-2010 01:42 AM


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Jezza83Jezza83
The test method I am trying to use is below, however it throws an error "Invalid Type: fromUserID", I have tried changing the fromUserID to fromUsers however I get the same error;
 
@istest

static testMethod void fromUserstest() {
		
        //Use the PageReference Apex class to instantiate the page
        PageReference pageRef = Page.panel_maintenance_home_page;
        
        //The starting point of this test method. 
        Test.setCurrentPage(pageRef);
      
        //Instantiate and construct the controller class.   
        panelmaintanenceextension controller = new panelmaintanenceextension();
		
        Panel_Relationship__c a = new Panel_Relationship__c() ;
        insert a;
        controller.fromUserID myclass = new controller.fromUserID();
        List<Panel_Relationship__c> l = myclass.getfromUsers(); 
        system.assert( l.size() > 0 );
        }
        public List<Panel_Relationship__c> getfromUsers() {
        return [SELECT Id FROM Panel_Relationship__c limit 10 ];
        }

}
 


bob_buzzardbob_buzzard
On this line:
 
controller.fromUserID myclass = new controller.fromUserID()
 
You appear to be trying to declare a variable called myclass of type controller.fromUserID.  This isn't a valid type. fromUserID is a string property of the controller.
 
Looking at the code, I don't see that this line is adding anything, as you are just attempting to call fromUsers.  This is a method on the controller, so you should just be able to write:
 
controller.getfromUsers();  
 
However, this doesn't return a list of Panel_Relationship__c, so I'm not sure where that is coming from. 
Message Edited by bob_buzzard on  01-27-2010 01:34 AM


bob_buzzardbob_buzzard
Okay, I think I'm understanding a bit more now - is the intention of the testing code to set the fromUserID/fromUserID1 and then execute a search returning Panel_Relationship__c?
I reckon you want something along the following lines:
 
List<SelectOption> options=controller.getFromUsers();

System.assert(options.size()>0);

controller.fromUserID=options[0].getValue();
controller.fromUserID1=null;

List<Panel_Relationship__c> result=controller.search();

// do some asserts

// now test the other way around
controller.fromUserID=null;
controller.fromUserID1=options[0].getValue();

result=controller.search();

// do more asserts
 
 
Message Edited by bob_buzzard on  01-27-2010 01:42 AM
This was selected as the best answer
Jezza83Jezza83
Thanks again Bob - worked a charm