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  package org.apache.shiro.authz.permission;
  
  import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
  import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
  import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;
  
  import org.junit.Test;
  
  public class WildcardPermissionResolverTest {
  
      @Test
      public void testDefaultIsNonCaseSensitive()
      {
          WildcardPermissionResolver resolver = new WildcardPermissionResolver();
          assertFalse( "Default sensitivity should be false", resolver.isCaseSensitive());
          /* this is a round-about test as permissions don't store case sensitivity just lower case 
          the string. */
          WildcardPermission permission = (WildcardPermission) resolver.resolvePermission( "Foo:*" );
          assertEquals( "string should be lowercase", "foo:*", permission.toString());
      }
      
      @Test
      public void testCaseSensitive()
      {
          WildcardPermissionResolver resolver = new WildcardPermissionResolver(true);
          assertTrue( "Sensitivity should be true", resolver.isCaseSensitive());
          /* this is a round-about test as permissions don't store case sensitivity just lower case 
          the string. */
          WildcardPermission permission = (WildcardPermission) resolver.resolvePermission( "Foo:*" );
          assertEquals( "string should be mixed case", "Foo:*", permission.toString());
      }
  
      @Test
      public void testCaseInsensitive()
      {
          WildcardPermissionResolver resolver = new WildcardPermissionResolver(false);
          assertFalse( "Sensitivity should be false", resolver.isCaseSensitive());
          /* this is a round-about test as permissions don't store case sensitivity just lower case 
          the string. */
          WildcardPermission permission = (WildcardPermission) resolver.resolvePermission( "Foo:*" );
          assertEquals( "string should be lowercase", "foo:*", permission.toString());
      }
      
      @Test
      public void testCaseSensitiveToggle()
      {
          WildcardPermissionResolver resolver = new WildcardPermissionResolver();
          assertFalse( "Default sensitivity should be false", resolver.isCaseSensitive());
          resolver.setCaseSensitive( true );
          assertTrue( "Sensitivity should be true", resolver.isCaseSensitive());
          resolver.setCaseSensitive( false );
          assertFalse( "Sensitivity should be false", resolver.isCaseSensitive());
      }
  
  }