Method verifyIDConsistency

src/test/java/gate/xml/TestXml.java:376–398

Verifies if the two maps hold annotations with the same ID. The only thing not checked are the features, as some of them could be lost in the serialization/deserialization process @param origAnnotMap A map by ID, containing the original annotations @param reloadedAnnMap A map by ID, containing the r

(Map<Integer,Annotation> origAnnotMap, Map<Integer,Annotation> reloadedAnnMap)

   * @param reloadedAnnMap A map by ID, containing the recreated annotations
   */
  private void verifyIDConsistency(Map<Integer,Annotation> origAnnotMap, Map<Integer,Annotation> reloadedAnnMap) {
    assertEquals("Found a different number of annot in both documents.",
            origAnnotMap.keySet().size(), reloadedAnnMap.keySet().size());

//    List orig = new ArrayList(origAnnotMap.keySet());
//    Collections.sort(orig);
//    System.out.println("ORIG SET =" + orig);
//
//    List rel = new ArrayList(reloadedAnnMap.keySet());
//    Collections.sort(rel);
//    System.out.println("REL  SET =" + rel);
//

    for (Iterator<Integer> it = origAnnotMap.keySet().iterator(); it.hasNext();){
      Integer id = it.next();
      Annotation origAnn = origAnnotMap.get(id);
      Annotation reloadedAnnot = reloadedAnnMap.get(id);

      assertTrue("Annotation with ID="+ id +" was not found in the reloaded document.", reloadedAnnot != null);
      compareAnnot(origAnn, reloadedAnnot);

    }// End for
  }// End of verifyIDConsistency()

  /**
   * Thes if two annotatiosn are the same, except their features.