@Test
    public void testAboveBoundary() {
        String message = parseException(false, "N90.0001");
        assertEquals("out of range [-90,+90]: 90.0001 when parsing <N90.0001>", message);
        message = parseException(false, "S90.0001");
        assertEquals("out of range [-90,+90]: -90.0001 when parsing <S90.0001>", message);
        message = parseException(true, "E180.0001");
        assertEquals("out of range [-180,+180]: 180.0001 when parsing <E180.0001>", message);
        message = parseException(true, "W180.0001");
        assertEquals("out of range [-180,+180]: -180.0001 when parsing <W180.0001>", message);
        message = parseException(false, "N90.000001");
        assertEquals("out of range [-90,+90]: 90.000001 when parsing <N90.000001>", message);
        message = parseException(false, "S90.000001");
        assertEquals("out of range [-90,+90]: -90.000001 when parsing <S90.000001>", message);
        message = parseException(true, "E180.000001");
        assertEquals("out of range [-180,+180]: 180.000001 when parsing <E180.000001>", message);
        message = parseException(true, "W180.000001");
        assertEquals("out of range [-180,+180]: -180.000001 when parsing <W180.000001>", message);
    }
Tests inputs that are above latitude 90/-90 degrees and longitude 180/-180 degrees.
vespajlib/src/test/java/com/yahoo/geo/OneDegreeParserTestCase.java