Examples of ChunkHandler

denoflionsx.denLib.Mod.Handlers.ChunkHandler
org.springframework.batch.integration.chunk.ChunkHandler
Interface for a remote worker in the Remote Chunking pattern. A request comes from a master process containing some items to be processed. Once the items are done with a response needs to be generated containing a summary of the result. @author Dave Syer @param < T> the type of the items to be processed (it is recommended to use a Memento like a primary key)

Examples of denoflionsx.denLib.Mod.Handlers.ChunkHandler

        }
        Proxy.registerForgeSubscribe(this);
        coreConfig = new File(event.getModConfigurationDirectory() + "/denoflionsx/denLibCore/updater.cfg");
        tuning.registerTunableClass(denLibTuning.class);
        Proxy.reloadConfig();
        TERemover = new ChunkHandler();
        Proxy.registerForgeSubscribe(TERemover);
        worldHandler = new DenWorldHandler();
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.batch.integration.chunk.ChunkHandler

  @Test
  public void testRemoteChunkingSlaveParserWithProcessorDefined() {
    ApplicationContext applicationContext =
        new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("/org/springframework/batch/integration/config/xml/RemoteChunkingSlaveParserTests.xml");


    ChunkHandler chunkHandler = applicationContext.getBean(ChunkProcessorChunkHandler.class);
    ChunkProcessor chunkProcessor = (SimpleChunkProcessor) TestUtils.getPropertyValue(chunkHandler, "chunkProcessor");
    assertNotNull("ChunkProcessor must not be null", chunkProcessor);


    ItemWriter<String> itemWriter = (ItemWriter<String>) TestUtils.getPropertyValue(chunkProcessor, "itemWriter");
    assertNotNull("ChunkProcessor ItemWriter must not be null", itemWriter);
    assertTrue("Got wrong instance of ItemWriter", itemWriter instanceof Writer);


    ItemProcessor<String, String> itemProcessor = (ItemProcessor<String, String>) TestUtils.getPropertyValue(chunkProcessor, "itemProcessor");
    assertNotNull("ChunkProcessor ItemWriter must not be null", itemProcessor);
    assertTrue("Got wrong instance of ItemProcessor", itemProcessor instanceof Processor);


    FactoryBean serviceActivatorFactoryBean = applicationContext.getBean(ServiceActivatorFactoryBean.class);
    assertNotNull("ServiceActivatorFactoryBean must not be null", serviceActivatorFactoryBean);
    assertNotNull("Output channel must not be null", TestUtils.getPropertyValue(serviceActivatorFactoryBean, "outputChannel"));


    MessageChannel inputChannel = applicationContext.getBean("requests", MessageChannel.class);
    assertNotNull("Input channel must not be null", inputChannel);


    String targetMethodName = (String) TestUtils.getPropertyValue(serviceActivatorFactoryBean, "targetMethodName");
    assertNotNull("Target method name must not be null", targetMethodName);
    assertTrue("Target method name must be handleChunk, got: " + targetMethodName, "handleChunk".equals(targetMethodName));


    ChunkHandler targetObject = (ChunkHandler) TestUtils.getPropertyValue(serviceActivatorFactoryBean, "targetObject");
    assertNotNull("Target object must not be null", targetObject);
  }

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Examples of org.springframework.batch.integration.chunk.ChunkHandler

  @Test
  public void testRemoteChunkingSlaveParserWithProcessorNotDefined() {
    ApplicationContext applicationContext =
        new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("/org/springframework/batch/integration/config/xml/RemoteChunkingSlaveParserNoProcessorTests.xml");


    ChunkHandler chunkHandler = applicationContext.getBean(ChunkProcessorChunkHandler.class);
    ChunkProcessor chunkProcessor = (SimpleChunkProcessor) TestUtils.getPropertyValue(chunkHandler, "chunkProcessor");
    assertNotNull("ChunkProcessor must not be null", chunkProcessor);


    ItemProcessor<String, String> itemProcessor = (ItemProcessor<String, String>) TestUtils.getPropertyValue(chunkProcessor, "itemProcessor");
    assertNotNull("ChunkProcessor ItemWriter must not be null", itemProcessor);

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