Don't call File.lastModified() directly but go through wrapper method to
allow experimenting with Files.getLastModifiedTime().
@@ -1158,7 +1158,7 @@ public void testCopyFile1() throws Exception {
FileUtils.copyFile(testFile1, destination);
assertTrue(destination.exists(), "Check Exist");
assertEquals(testFile1Size, destination.length(), "Check Full copy");
- assertEquals(testFile1.lastModified(), getLastModifiedMillis(destination), "Check last modified date preserved");
+ assertEquals(getLastModifiedMillis(testFile1), getLastModifiedMillis(destination), "Check last modified date preserved");
}
@Test
@@ -1206,7 +1206,7 @@ public void testCopyFile2() throws Exception {
FileUtils.copyFile(testFile1, destination);
assertTrue(destination.exists(), "Check Exist");
assertEquals(testFile2Size, destination.length(), "Check Full copy");
- assertEquals(testFile1.lastModified() , getLastModifiedMillis(destination), "Check last modified date preserved");
+ assertEquals(getLastModifiedMillis(testFile1) , getLastModifiedMillis(destination), "Check last modified date preserved");
}
@Test
@@ -1409,9 +1409,9 @@ public void testCopyDirectoryPreserveDates() throws Exception {
// Test with preserveFileDate disabled
FileUtils.copyDirectory(source, target, false);
- assertNotEquals(DATE1, target.lastModified());
- assertNotEquals(DATE2, targetDirectory.lastModified());
- assertNotEquals(DATE3, targetFile.lastModified());
+ assertNotEquals(DATE1, getLastModifiedMillis(target));
+ assertNotEquals(DATE2, getLastModifiedMillis(targetDirectory));
+ assertNotEquals(DATE3, getLastModifiedMillis(targetFile));
FileUtils.deleteDirectory(target);
// Test with preserveFileDate enabled
