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bharath kuamar
I am getting the following test failure by running the test class
public with sharing class DemoRole
{
public List<OppData> list_opportunity {get; set;}
public DemoRole()
{
list_opportunity = new List<OppData>();
Set<Id> set_ownerId = new Set<Id>();
List<OpportunityShare> oppList=[select Id,OpportunityId, Opportunity.Name, Opportunity.Owner.Name, UserOrGroupId from OpportunityShare Where Opportunity.Owner.UserRole.Name='UK Junior Representative'];
if(oppList!=null)
{
for (OpportunityShare opp :oppList )
{
list_opportunity.add( getOppData(opp) );
}
}
getOppData(null);
}
public static OppData getOppData(OpportunityShare opp)
{
OppData oppData = new OppData();
if(opp==null)
System.debug('No record Found......');
oppData.oppId = opp.OpportunityId;
oppData.ownerName = opp.Opportunity.Owner.Name;
oppData.managerName = opp.UserOrGroupId;
oppData.oppName = opp.Opportunity.Name;
return oppData;
}
public class OppData
{
public String oppId { get; set; }
public String ownerName { get; set; }
public String managerName { get; set; }
public String oppName { get; set; }
}
// test class for the class demorole
static testMethod void DemoRole ()
{
DemoRole drule=new DemoRole();
OpportunityShare opp=new OpportunityShare();
opp.OpportunityId='00690000006yeky';
//opp.Opportunity.Owner.Name='sample owner';
opp.UserorGroupId='00690000006yeky';
opp.Opportunity.Name='test opportunity';
getOppData(opp);
}
}
the test failure shows
Class.DemoRole.getOppData: line 23, column 1 Class.DemoRole.<init>: line 16, column 1 Class.DemoRole.DemoRole: line 43, column 1
please help me with this.........
In this method:
You check if the opp passed in as a parameter is null (which it will be when called from the constructor as you explicitly pass in a null) and output some debug if it is. Unfortunately you then start accessing fields on the null record. If you are trying to null protect this method, you need to wrap the field access in an else condition, something like:
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In this method:
You check if the opp passed in as a parameter is null (which it will be when called from the constructor as you explicitly pass in a null) and output some debug if it is. Unfortunately you then start accessing fields on the null record. If you are trying to null protect this method, you need to wrap the field access in an else condition, something like:
thanks it worked