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package	javasoft.sqe.tests.api.javax.activation.FileDataSource;

import	java.io.*;
import	javax.activation.*;
import	com.sun.javatest.*;
import com.sun.javatest.lib.MultiTest; 
import	javasoft.sqe.tests.api.javax.activation.TestClasses.TestFileTypeMap;

/**
 * Create an instance of FileDataSource, use it to call getContentType() api,
 * if this method returns the MIME type of the data in the form of a string,
 * then this testcase passes, otherwise it fails.
 */

public class getContentType_Test extends MultiTest
{
private static final String	kFileName = "FDSTestFile.txt";

public static void main(String argv[])
{
	getContentType_Test lTest = new getContentType_Test();
	Status lStatus = lTest.run(argv, new PrintWriter(System.err, true), new PrintWriter(System.out, true));
	lStatus.exit();
}

public Status getContentTypeTest()
{
	FileDataSource fdsFromFile = new FileDataSource(new File(kFileName));
	FileDataSource fdsFromFileName = new FileDataSource(kFileName);
	// This test does not attempt ot test a variety of filename-> mimetype mappings. That's
	// done in MimetypesFileTypeMapTest.  What we do here is prove that 
	// FileDataSource is using the specified default FileTypeMap. We do this by adding
	// and override to the default map, and then testing FileDataSource for reflecting that 
	// change (sneaky huh).	

	MimetypesFileTypeMap typeMap = (MimetypesFileTypeMap)FileTypeMap.getDefaultFileTypeMap();
	typeMap.addMimeTypes("foo/goo  txt"); // override default mapping for txt, since we used a .txt filename in creating fds

	String contentType = fdsFromFile.getContentType();	// API TEST
	if (!"foo/goo".equals(contentType))
		return Status.failed("getContentType() test failed: Not using FileTypeMap.getDefaultFileTypeMap()");

	// See if we can replace the default file type map with another.	
	fdsFromFile.setFileTypeMap(new TestFileTypeMap());
	if(!TestFileTypeMap.getTestType().equals(fdsFromFile.getContentType())) 	// API TEST
		return Status.failed("getContentTypeTest failed: Not using FileTypeMap specified in setFileTypeMap");

	// See if setFileTypeMap(null) restores operation to use system default type map

	fdsFromFile.setFileTypeMap(null);
	contentType = fdsFromFile.getContentType();	// API TEST
	if (!"foo/goo".equals(contentType))
		return Status.failed("getContentType Test failed: setFileTypeMap(null) didn't restore system default");

	return Status.passed("getContentType() test passed");
}
}
