I am familiar with Unit Testing in general, but have been having a heck of a time implementing this using APEX with VisualForce Extensions. I have been searching the internet and docs for doing this, but I can't find a straightforward example. Can someone please post a unit test example for me? I would greatly appreciate it!
Below is the class I am creating a Unit Test for. The VF page calling this extension is named "DynamicCase", and I am using the Force.com Eclipse plugin for this... if any of that helps. Thanks all!
-Jeff
public with sharing class VistaCaseExtension {
// Create extension hook
public ApexPages.StandardController controller {get;set;}
// accessable variables
public Case caseCont {get;set;} // case controller global
public String testRet {get;set;} // test return
public String caseType {get;set;} // used for caseType dropdown list
// List objects for iteration
public List<Contact> contacts {get; set;}
public List<Account> accounts {get; set;}
// Constructor
public VistaCaseExtension(ApexPages.StandardController std){
// set global case controller
controller = std;
caseCont = (Case) controller.getRecord();
// set default caseType selection state
caseType = 'select';
// populate account
PopulateCase();
testRet = 'SELECT CASE TYPE';
}
// populate the case page with all associated info
public void PopulateCase() {
// Retrieve Account for this Case
if(caseCont.AccountId != NULL){
// get all account info, to prepopulate fields
getAccount(caseCont.AccountId);
// get all contacts for this cases account, to prepopulate fields
getAllContacts();
// Set Primary Contact if field is empty
if(caseCont.ContactID == NULL){
setPrimaryContract();
}
}
// set ownerID if the field is empty
if(caseCont.OwnerID == NULL){
caseCont.OwnerID = UserInfo.getUserId();
}
// test
testRet = caseCont.Type;
}
// Set Contact
public void setPrimaryContract(){
// Select the first contact from the account's list if none has been assigned
// or else assign the accounts primary technician
if(caseCont.Account.PrimaryTechnicalContact__c == NULL){// use null, not ''
//getPrimaryContact();
// set the specified case accounts primary contact
caseCont.Contact = [select id, phone, email, name
from Contact
where AccountID=:caseCont.AccountId
LIMIT 1];
// assign the contact ID
caseCont.ContactID = caseCont.Contact.id;
}else{
caseCont.ContactID = caseCont.Account.PrimaryTechnicalContact__c;
}
}
// get list of all contacts associated with the cases account
// used for contact lists
public void getAllContacts(){
contacts = [select id, Email, Phone, Name, Title
from Contact
where AccountID=:caseCont.AccountId
order by firstname asc];
}
// populate account
public void getAccount(String relObjectID){
caseCont.Account = [select id, AccountNumber, ShippingStreet, Name, OwnerID, Phone, PrimaryTechnicalContact__c, Account_No__c
from Account
where id=:relObjectID
LIMIT 1];
}
}
I am using a filter within the Case objects "Contact" Lookup field, so it will only list Contacts attached to an Account. This works great, with one exception... it only lists records that were "Recently Viewed".
This throws a wrench in my plan, since some Contacts haven't been viewed in over a year... and wont be listed.
I have been pouring over documentation and tutorials, and have yet to find a way to run a report based on lookup tables.
Basically what I want to do is create a master table that is used to populate a custom "read only" field in an Account page, based on the Account pages address fields. I have read about Master-Detail relationships, which seems to be what I'm looking for... but being a bit new to SFDC (tutorials and reading withstanding), I am not sure how to tie that into what I am looking to do... or if that's the right way to do it. :)
Any help would be great, and please let me know if you need more clarification.
I am familiar with Unit Testing in general, but have been having a heck of a time implementing this using APEX with VisualForce Extensions. I have been searching the internet and docs for doing this, but I can't find a straightforward example. Can someone please post a unit test example for me? I would greatly appreciate it!
Below is the class I am creating a Unit Test for. The VF page calling this extension is named "DynamicCase", and I am using the Force.com Eclipse plugin for this... if any of that helps. Thanks all!
-Jeff
public with sharing class VistaCaseExtension {
// Create extension hook
public ApexPages.StandardController controller {get;set;}
// accessable variables
public Case caseCont {get;set;} // case controller global
public String testRet {get;set;} // test return
public String caseType {get;set;} // used for caseType dropdown list
// List objects for iteration
public List<Contact> contacts {get; set;}
public List<Account> accounts {get; set;}
// Constructor
public VistaCaseExtension(ApexPages.StandardController std){
// set global case controller
controller = std;
caseCont = (Case) controller.getRecord();
// set default caseType selection state
caseType = 'select';
// populate account
PopulateCase();
testRet = 'SELECT CASE TYPE';
}
// populate the case page with all associated info
public void PopulateCase() {
// Retrieve Account for this Case
if(caseCont.AccountId != NULL){
// get all account info, to prepopulate fields
getAccount(caseCont.AccountId);
// get all contacts for this cases account, to prepopulate fields
getAllContacts();
// Set Primary Contact if field is empty
if(caseCont.ContactID == NULL){
setPrimaryContract();
}
}
// set ownerID if the field is empty
if(caseCont.OwnerID == NULL){
caseCont.OwnerID = UserInfo.getUserId();
}
// test
testRet = caseCont.Type;
}
// Set Contact
public void setPrimaryContract(){
// Select the first contact from the account's list if none has been assigned
// or else assign the accounts primary technician
if(caseCont.Account.PrimaryTechnicalContact__c == NULL){// use null, not ''
//getPrimaryContact();
// set the specified case accounts primary contact
caseCont.Contact = [select id, phone, email, name
from Contact
where AccountID=:caseCont.AccountId
LIMIT 1];
// assign the contact ID
caseCont.ContactID = caseCont.Contact.id;
}else{
caseCont.ContactID = caseCont.Account.PrimaryTechnicalContact__c;
}
}
// get list of all contacts associated with the cases account
// used for contact lists
public void getAllContacts(){
contacts = [select id, Email, Phone, Name, Title
from Contact
where AccountID=:caseCont.AccountId
order by firstname asc];
}
// populate account
public void getAccount(String relObjectID){
caseCont.Account = [select id, AccountNumber, ShippingStreet, Name, OwnerID, Phone, PrimaryTechnicalContact__c, Account_No__c
from Account
where id=:relObjectID
LIMIT 1];
}
}
I am using a filter within the Case objects "Contact" Lookup field, so it will only list Contacts attached to an Account. This works great, with one exception... it only lists records that were "Recently Viewed".
This throws a wrench in my plan, since some Contacts haven't been viewed in over a year... and wont be listed.
I have been pouring over documentation and tutorials, and have yet to find a way to run a report based on lookup tables.
Basically what I want to do is create a master table that is used to populate a custom "read only" field in an Account page, based on the Account pages address fields. I have read about Master-Detail relationships, which seems to be what I'm looking for... but being a bit new to SFDC (tutorials and reading withstanding), I am not sure how to tie that into what I am looking to do... or if that's the right way to do it. :)
Any help would be great, and please let me know if you need more clarification.
