Examples of com.zanox.rabbiteasy.testing.BrokerSetup

com.zanox.rabbiteasy.testing.BrokerSetup

A broker setup is used for integration tests for easily setting up exchanges and queues in a broker during a test and removing them afterwards properly.

In a JUnit test, it is recommended to use the declaring methods (e.g. {@link #declareAndBindQueue(String,String,String)} ) of a broker setup in the @Before or @BeforeClass phase. In the @After or @AfterClass phase, use the {@link #tearDown()}method to clean up the broker after your tests have run.
@author christian.bick

    SingleConnectionFactory connectionFactory;
    
    @Before
    public void before() throws Exception {
        brokerAssert = new BrokerAssert();
        brokerSetup = new BrokerSetup();
        brokerSetup.declareQueueWithDeadLettering(TestBrokerSetup.TEST_QUEUE);
        connectionFactory = new SingleConnectionFactory();
        connectionFactory.setHost(brokerSetup.getHost());
        connectionFactory.setPort(brokerSetup.getPort());
    }

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    @Before
    public void before() throws IOException {
        TestConsumer.resetCount();
        // Initialize broker setup
        brokerSetup = new BrokerSetup();
        brokerSetup.declareExchange(TestSetup.TEST_EXCHANGE_ONE, "topic");
        brokerSetup.declareExchange(TestSetup.TEST_EXCHANGE_TWO, "topic");
        brokerSetup.declareAndBindQueue(
                TestSetup.TEST_QUEUE_ONE, TestSetup.TEST_EXCHANGE_ONE, TestSetup.TEST_ROUTING_KEY_ONE);
        brokerSetup.declareAndBindQueue(

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