Persisting a domain model with Hibernate 3 - POJOs in Action: Developing Enterprise Applications with Lightweight Frameworks - page 218

public class FoodToGoHibernateMappingTests extends
HibernateMappingTests {

public void testPendingOrderMapping() throws SQLException,
HibernateException {

B Verifies table
mapping

assertClassMapping(PendingOrder.class,
"PENDING_ORDER");

C Verifies simple
field mapping

assertIdField("id", "PENDING_ORDER_ID");
assertField("state", "STATE");
assertManyToOneField("restaurant",
"RESTAURANT_ID");

D Verifies
association

E Verifies delivery
address

assertComponentField("deliveryAddress");
ComponentFieldMapping deliveryAddress =
getComponentFieldMapping("deliveryAddress");
deliveryAddress.assertAllFieldsMapped();

F Verifies line
items

assertCompositeListField("lineItems");
CompositeListFieldMapping lineItems =
getCompositeListFieldMapping("lineItems");
lineItems.assertTable("PENDING_ORDER_LINE_ITEM");
lineItems.assertForeignKey("PENDING_ORDER_ID");
lineItems.assertIndexColumn("LINE_ITEM_INDEX");
lineItems.assertField("quantity", "QUANTITY");
lineItems.assertManyToOneField("menuItem", "MENU_ITEM_ID");
lineItems.assertAllFieldsMapped();

// PaymentInformation
// Coupon
// …
assertAllFieldsMapped();
}
Let's look at the details:

G Verifies that all
fields are mapped

B

testPendingOrderMapping() verifies that the PendingOrder class is mapped to the
correct table.

C
D

This method verifies PendingOrder 's simple value fields are mapped correctly.
testPendingOrderMapping() verifies the mapping for the PendingOrder - Restaurant
association.
This method verifies the mapping for delivery address, which is an embedded
value object.

E