/* * Copyright (c) 2002-2003 by OpenSymphony * All rights reserved. */package com.opensymphony.workflow.spi.hibernate;import com.opensymphony.workflow.basic.BasicWorkflow;import com.opensymphony.workflow.config.Configuration;import com.opensymphony.workflow.config.DefaultConfiguration;import com.opensymphony.workflow.spi.AbstractFunctionalWorkflowTest;import com.opensymphony.workflow.util.DatabaseHelper;import net.sf.hibernate.SessionFactory;/** * This test case is functional in that it attempts to validate the entire * lifecycle of a workflow.  This is also a good resource for beginners * to OSWorkflow.  This leverages Hibernate as the persistence mechanism. * * @author Eric Pugh (epugh@upstate.com) */public class HibernateFunctionalWorkflowTestCase extends AbstractFunctionalWorkflowTest {    //~ Instance fields ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////    private SessionFactory factory;    //~ Constructors ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////    public HibernateFunctionalWorkflowTestCase(String s) {        super(s);    }    //~ Methods ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////    protected void setUp() throws Exception {        super.setUp();        DatabaseHelper.runScript("", "jdbc/CreateDS");        factory = DatabaseHelper.createHibernateSessionFactory();        Configuration config = new DefaultConfiguration();        config.load(getClass().getResource("/osworkflow-hibernate.xml"));        workflow.setConfiguration(config);        ((BasicWorkflow) workflow).getConfiguration().getPersistenceArgs().put("sessionFactory", factory);    }    protected void tearDown() throws Exception {        factory.close();        DatabaseHelper.runScript(getClass().getResource("/scripts/jdbc/dropschema.sql"), "jdbc/DefaultDS");    }}