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Walter@AdicioWalter@Adicio 

Why is this test failing? System.Exception: Assertion Failed: Expected: A , Actual: A

Not sure what I am doing wrong or if this is not something you can test.

 

My class:

 

 

public class alertControllerV3 {

public static PageReference redirectToAppropriateAlertsPage_live() {
     if( alwaysShowTheseInAlertsPageList_live.size()==0) { 
          PageReference acctPage = new PageReference('https://na3.salesforce.com/home/home.jsp');
          acctPage.setRedirect(true);
          return acctPage;
     } 
     else {PageReference acctPage = new PageReference('https://na3.salesforce.com/apex/alert');
          acctPage.setRedirect(true);
          return acctPage;
     }
     return null;
     }
}
 
My test:
 
 
 
public static testMethod void testPositiveResults(){

     Test.setCurrentPage(redirectToAppropriateAlertsPage_live() );
			
     System.debug('the current page is...' +ApexPages.currentPage() );
		
     pageReference pageRef1 = ApexPages.currentPage();
     pageReference pageRef2 = new pageReference('https://na3.salesforce.com/apex/alert');
		
     System.assertEquals(pageRef2, pageRef1 );


}
 
 Debug log:
 
 
 
20090616212631.426:Class.alertControllerV3.testPositiveResults: line 893, column 9:     
returning System.PageReference from method public static System.PageReference redirectToAppropriateAlertsPage_live() in 0 ms
20090616212631.426:Class.alertControllerV3.testPositiveResults: line 898, column 3: 
the current page is...System.PageReference[https://na3.salesforce.com/apex/alert]
System.Exception: Assertion Failed: 
Expected: 
System.PageReference[https://na3.salesforce.com/apex/alert], 
Actual: 
System.PageReference[https://na3.salesforce.com/apex/alert]
 
 
 
 Thank you.
 


Walter@AdicioWalter@Adicio



When testing this method...
            
Test.setCurrentPage(redirectToAppropriateAlertsPage_live() );
 

Is it a bug or am i writting something incorrectly to make it so if I use this, it works...
    

string result='';
           
for(Solution s012 :alwaysShowTheseInAlertsPageList_live){
     if(alwaysShowTheseInAlertsPageList_live.size()>0){result='true';}
     else{result='false';}
}
           
pageReference pageRef1 = new pageReference('https://na3.salesforce.com/apex/alert');
System.debug('result of the redirect should be...' +pageRef1 );
System.debug('result of the redirect is...' ApexPages.currentPage() );

System.assertEquals( 'true', +result );
 

but if I use this it fails...


pageReference pageRef1 = new pageReference('https://na3.salesforce.com/apex/alert');
pageReference pageRef2 = new pageReference( ApexPages.currentPage() );


System.assertEquals( pageRef1 , pageRef2 );
 

Because the attempt directly above produces this in the debug log, which I dont understand...
 
System.Exception: Assertion Failed:
Expected:
System.PageReference[https://na3.salesforce.com/apex/alert],
Actual:
System.PageReference[https://na3.salesforce.com/apex/alert]
 
I am new to apex but to me it looks as if what I expected matches the actual.
 
Thank you. 


 


Richie DRichie D
Hi Walter,
 
Your problem is that you are comparing objects, pageRef1 and pageRef2. pageRef1 isn't the same object as pageRef2 so I'd expect an assertEquals not to work. I think the debug log shows the 'toString();' of each object so they look the same.
 
If you were to check the getUrl() method of each then it'd be the same.
 
Hope this helps.
R. 
 


Dinesh1617Dinesh1617
@Richie D, you are right. checking with the getUrl() worked for me.

Thanks,
Dinesh