Major Description
The test for V2AddlRequestTests_SPEC2_11_Action_parameters6 states:
Details: "The getParameterMap method must return an unmodifiable Map object"
The tests verifies this by trying to mutate a map value and then verifying that the mutation did not have any effect on the underlying map (a no-op):
String tr2TestStringArray[] = {"Modified Value"};
portletReq.getParameterMap().put("inputval", tr2TestStringArray);
if ("V2AddlRequestTests_SPEC2_11_Action_parameters6"
.equals(portletReq.getParameterMap().get("inputval")[0])) {
tr2.setTcSuccess(true);
}
The following tests have the same type of logic:
- V2AddlRequestTests_SPEC2_11_Event_parameters6
- V2AddlRequestTests_SPEC2_11_Render_parameters6
- V2AddlRequestTests_SPEC2_11_Resource_parameters6
- V3HeaderPortletTests_SPEC15_Header_parameters6
- V3HeaderPortletTests_SPEC14_PortletRequest_ApiHeader_getPrivateParameterMap2
- V3HeaderPortletTests_SPEC14_PortletRequest_ApiHeader_getPublicParameterMap2
The JavaDoc for PortletRequest.getParameterMap() states:
Returns: an immutable Map containing parameter names as keys and parameter values as map values, or an empty Map if no parameters exist.
In order to fulfill this requirement, Liferay Portal wraps the underlying parameter map with Collections.unmodifiableMap(). Because of this, calling the put method throws an UnsupportedOperationException on Liferay.
The fix would be to have the test also pass if the put operation throws UnsupportedOperationException.