Examples of EmptyAcrossModule

com.foreach.across.core.EmptyAcrossModule
Default empty AcrossModule with a configurable name. This module does not do anything by default, but can be used to inject in an AcrossContext to satisfy dependencies.

Examples of com.foreach.across.core.EmptyAcrossModule

  public void destroyAcrossContextDirectly() {
    AcrossContext across = new AcrossContext();
    across.setInstallerAction( InstallerAction.DISABLED );
    across.setDataSource( mock( DataSource.class ) );


    AcrossModule moduleOne = new EmptyAcrossModule( "moduleOne" );
    moduleOne.addApplicationContextConfigurer( new AnnotatedClassConfigurer( Config.class ) );


    AcrossModule moduleTwo = new EmptyAcrossModule( "moduleTwo" );
    moduleTwo.addApplicationContextConfigurer( new AnnotatedClassConfigurer( Config.class ) );


    across.addModule( moduleOne );
    across.addModule( moduleTwo );


    across.bootstrap();

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Examples of com.foreach.across.core.EmptyAcrossModule


    AcrossContext across = new AcrossContext( parent );
    across.setInstallerAction( InstallerAction.DISABLED );
    across.setDataSource( mock( DataSource.class ) );


    AcrossModule moduleOne = new EmptyAcrossModule( "moduleOne" );
    moduleOne.addApplicationContextConfigurer( new AnnotatedClassConfigurer( Config.class ) );


    AcrossModule moduleTwo = new EmptyAcrossModule( "moduleTwo" );
    moduleTwo.addApplicationContextConfigurer( new AnnotatedClassConfigurer( Config.class ) );


    across.addModule( moduleOne );
    across.addModule( moduleTwo );


    across.bootstrap();

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Examples of com.foreach.across.core.EmptyAcrossModule

    across.setDataSource( mock( DataSource.class ) );


    // AcrossContext configuration is bean in the parent and should be destroyed
    ( (DefaultListableBeanFactory) parent.getBeanFactory() ).registerDisposableBean( "acrossContext", across );


    AcrossModule moduleOne = new EmptyAcrossModule( "moduleOne" );
    moduleOne.addApplicationContextConfigurer( new AnnotatedClassConfigurer( Config.class ) );


    AcrossModule moduleTwo = new EmptyAcrossModule( "moduleTwo" );
    moduleTwo.addApplicationContextConfigurer( new AnnotatedClassConfigurer( Config.class ) );


    across.addModule( moduleOne );
    across.addModule( moduleTwo );


    across.bootstrap();

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Examples of com.foreach.across.core.EmptyAcrossModule

      context.addModule( new AcrossWebModule() );
      context.addModule( testModule() );
    }


    private AcrossModule testModule() {
      AcrossModule module = new EmptyAcrossModule( "TestModule" );
      module.addApplicationContextConfigurer( ComponentConfig.class );


      return module;
    }

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Examples of com.foreach.across.core.EmptyAcrossModule

  private AcrossModule moduleOne, moduleTwo, moduleThree, moduleFour;


  @Before
  public void prepareContextAndModules() {
    context = new AcrossContext();
    moduleOne = new EmptyAcrossModule( "moduleOne" );
    moduleTwo = new EmptyAcrossModule( "moduleTwo" );
    moduleThree = new EmptyAcrossModule( "moduleThree" );
    moduleFour = new EmptyAcrossModule( "moduleFour" );
  }

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Examples of com.foreach.across.core.EmptyAcrossModule

    order( added );
  }


  @Test
  public void emptyAcrossModuleForDependencySatisfying() {
    EmptyAcrossModule fakeTwo = new EmptyAcrossModule( two.getName() );


    Collection<AcrossModule> added = list( one, requiresTwo, fakeTwo );
    Collection<AcrossModule> ordered = order( added );


    assertEquals( list( one, fakeTwo, requiresTwo ), ordered );

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Examples of com.foreach.across.core.EmptyAcrossModule

    assertEquals( list( one, fakeTwo, requiresTwo ), ordered );
  }


  @Test
  public void complexRuntimeDependencies() {
    EmptyAcrossModule one = new EmptyAcrossModule( "one" );


    EmptyAcrossModule two = new EmptyAcrossModule( "two" );
    two.addRuntimeDependency( "five" );


    EmptyAcrossModule three = new EmptyAcrossModule( "three" );
    three.addRuntimeDependency( "one" );
    three.addRuntimeDependency( "six" );


    EmptyAcrossModule four = new EmptyAcrossModule( "four" );
    four.addRuntimeDependency( "three" );


    EmptyAcrossModule five = new EmptyAcrossModule( "five" );
    five.addRuntimeDependency( "three" );
    five.addRuntimeDependency( "four" );


    EmptyAcrossModule six = new EmptyAcrossModule( "six" );
    six.addRuntimeDependency( "one" );


    Collection<AcrossModule> added = list( one, two, three, four, five, six );
    Collection<AcrossModule> ordered = order( added );


    assertEquals( list( one, six, three, four, five, two ), ordered );

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