Re: guidance to write a unit test for SetMacroSecurityLevel()

Michael Stahl <mstahl -AT- redhat.com>
Wed, 26 Nov 2014 14:25:50 +0100

On 18.11.2014 23:21, admin@wingarch.xohost.com wrote:

    

 Hi,
 Can anyone send me how to access and change a level of the MacroSecurityLevel?
 In 
  
 qa\xmlsecurity\qa\certext\SanCertExt.cxx  there is an example of security for certificates?
  
 How do I write someting similar for chaning a Macro Security Level?


the MacroSecurityLevel is just a configuration entry, see
officecfg/registry/schema/org/openoffice/Office/Common.xcs.

there is already one unit test that sets the MacroSecurityLevel:

dbaccess/qa/complex/dbaccess/DatabaseDocument.java
(from JunitTest_dbaccess_complex)

it would of course be nice to test more scenarios, preferably in a C++
unit test.  you can access the configuration via the generated headers
like so officecfg::Office::Common::MacroSecurityLevel::get()

Context

guidance to write a unit test for SetMacroSecurityLevel() · admin
- Re: guidance to write a unit test for SetMacroSecurityLevel() · Michael Stahl
  - RE: guidance to write a unit test for SetMacroSecurityLevel() · nicholas ferguson
  - RE: guidance to write a unit test for SetMacroSecurityLevel() · nicholas ferguson
    - Re: guidance to write a unit test for SetMacroSecurityLevel() · Stephan Bergmann
      - RE: guidance to write a unit test for SetMacroSecurityLevel() · nicholas ferguson
        
        Re: guidance to write a unit test for SetMacroSecurityLevel() · Michael Meeks

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