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// XMLClassMapper.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application.
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "XMLClassMapper.h"
#include "MyXMLMessages.h"
#ifdef _DEBUG
#define new DEBUG_NEW
#endif
// The one and only application object
CWinApp theApp;
void InitializeTestData( CMsgMediaCopy ©MediaMsg );
using namespace std;
int _tmain(int argc, TCHAR* argv[], TCHAR* envp[])
{
int nRetCode = 0;
// initialize MFC and print and error on failure
if (!AfxWinInit(::GetModuleHandle(NULL), NULL, ::GetCommandLine(), 0))
{
// TODO: change error code to suit your needs
_tprintf(_T("Fatal Error: MFC initialization failed\n"));
nRetCode = 1;
}
else
{
// Simple test of XML Messages
// Our XML Message
CMsgMediaCopy copyMediaMsg;
const int XML_BUFFER_SIZE = 2048;
int size = XML_BUFFER_SIZE;
TCHAR xmlBuffer[XML_BUFFER_SIZE];
TCHAR* ptr = xmlBuffer;
// Load some test data into the message object
InitializeTestData( copyMediaMsg );
// Deflate the object ( save as XML )
if ( copyMediaMsg.Deflate( ptr, size ) != 0 )
{
// failed
return 1;
}
// Reset to beginning of buffer and size of buffer.
size = XML_BUFFER_SIZE;
ptr = xmlBuffer;
// Inflate a new object from the XML buffer
CMsgMediaCopy copyMediaMsg2;
if ( copyMediaMsg2.Inflate( ptr, size ) != 0 )
{
// failed
return 1;
}
// TODO: write a compare function in the base class ( CXMLMessage )
// This should walk the entry list ( like deflate ), create pointers
// to the source and destination element, and compare.
// For now, Deflate 2nd object, and compare XML buffers.
TCHAR xmlBuffer2[XML_BUFFER_SIZE];
size = XML_BUFFER_SIZE;
ptr = xmlBuffer2;
copyMediaMsg2.Deflate( ptr, size );
if ( _tcscmp( xmlBuffer, xmlBuffer2 ) != 0 )
{
FILE* fp = _tfopen( _T(".\\xmlMessage_1.txt"), _T("w"));
_ftprintf( fp, _T("%s"), xmlBuffer );
fclose( fp );
fp = _tfopen( _T(".\\xmlMessage_2.txt"), _T("w"));
_ftprintf( fp, _T("%s"), xmlBuffer2 );
fclose( fp );
return -1;
}
}
return nRetCode;
}
void InitializeTestData( CMsgMediaCopy ©MediaMsg)
{
// Load test data.
CMsgDestinationInfo *destination;
// Add two Destinations ( array of class pointers )
destination = new CMsgDestinationInfo;
destination->m_destination = _T("Server100");
destination->m_filePathRoot = _T("Drive_D");
copyMediaMsg.m_destinations.Add( destination );
destination = new CMsgDestinationInfo;
destination->m_destination = _T("Server200");
destination->m_filePathRoot = _T("Drive_E");
copyMediaMsg.m_destinations.Add( destination );
copyMediaMsg.m_mediaName = _T("WTO Protest");
copyMediaMsg.m_mediaType = _T("Documentary");
copyMediaMsg.m_priorityLevel = 22;
copyMediaMsg.m_securityLevel = 33;
copyMediaMsg.m_requestNumber = 0;
copyMediaMsg.m_copyOptions = _T("Quickly");
// And some dummy members for testing all combinations of type and array
// Note we do not support arrays of classes, just arrays of class pointers.
// local class
copyMediaMsg.m_class.m_destination = _T("Server300");
copyMediaMsg.m_class.m_filePathRoot = _T("Drive_F");
// class pointer
copyMediaMsg.m_classPtr = new CMsgDestinationInfo;
copyMediaMsg.m_classPtr->m_destination = _T("Server400");
copyMediaMsg.m_classPtr->m_filePathRoot = _T("Drive_G");
// integer pointer
copyMediaMsg.m_intPtr = new int(1776);
// integer array
copyMediaMsg.m_intArray.Add( 2000 );
copyMediaMsg.m_intArray.Add( 2001 );
copyMediaMsg.m_intArray.Add( 2002 );
copyMediaMsg.m_intArray.Add( 2003 );
// integer pointer array
copyMediaMsg.m_intPtrArray.Add( new int(44));
copyMediaMsg.m_intPtrArray.Add( new int(55));
copyMediaMsg.m_intPtrArray.Add( new int(66));
// string array
copyMediaMsg.m_stringArray.Add( CString( _T("Ontario")));
copyMediaMsg.m_stringArray.Add( CString( _T("Manitoba")));
copyMediaMsg.m_stringArray.Add( CString( _T("Alberta")));
// string pointer
copyMediaMsg.m_stringPtr = new CString( _T("Wizard of OZ"));
// string pointer array
copyMediaMsg.m_stringPtrArray.Add( new CString( _T("Dorothy")));
copyMediaMsg.m_stringPtrArray.Add( new CString( _T("Toto")));
copyMediaMsg.m_stringPtrArray.Add( new CString( _T("TinMan")));
}
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