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<!--Example of a testDescriptor-->
<TestDescriptor>

	<Name>Set Method Specification</Name>
	<Author>Sebastien Gignoux</Author>

	<Comment>
        Specifying a set method in the mapping file (using set-method attribute)
        should disable the get method, unless one is specified as well (using
        the get-method attribute).

        In particular, if either get-method or set-method is used, only one
        method is supported. Both have to be used to support both get and set.

        In this particular test we are specifying set-only fields in the object
        model and we specify the name of the set-method in the mapping
        file. Castor should NOT complain of the absence of the get-method in the
        object model.
    </Comment>

	<Category>basic capability</Category>

	<MarshallingTest>

		<Root_Object>Set_Root</Root_Object>
  
		<UnitTestCase>
            <Name>Simple Test</Name>
            <Mapping_File>mapping.xml</Mapping_File>
            <Input>set-input.xml</Input>
			<GoldFile>set-output.xml</GoldFile>
		</UnitTestCase>

	</MarshallingTest>
</TestDescriptor>