Examples of HedwigHubClient

org.apache.hedwig.server.regions.HedwigHubClient
This is a hub specific implementation of the HedwigClient. All this does though is to override the HedwigSubscriber with the hub specific child class. Creating this class so we can call the protected method in the parent to set the subscriber since we don't want to expose that API to the public.

Examples of org.apache.hedwig.server.regions.HedwigHubClient

    // The following 4 tests are to make sure that the subscriberId validation
    // also works when it is a hub subscriber and we're expecting the
    // subscriberId to be in the "hub" specific format.
    @Test
    public void testSyncHubSubscribeWithInvalidSubscriberId() throws Exception {
        Client hubClient = new HedwigHubClient(new ClientConfiguration());
        Subscriber hubSubscriber = hubClient.getSubscriber();
        boolean subscribeSuccess = false;
        try {
            hubSubscriber.subscribe(getTopic(0), localSubscriberId, CreateOrAttach.CREATE_OR_ATTACH);
        } catch (InvalidSubscriberIdException e) {
            subscribeSuccess = true;
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            subscribeSuccess = false;
        }
        assertTrue(subscribeSuccess);
        hubClient.close();
    }

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.server.regions.HedwigHubClient

        hubClient.close();
    }


    @Test
    public void testAsyncHubSubscribeWithInvalidSubscriberId() throws Exception {
        Client hubClient = new HedwigHubClient(new ClientConfiguration());
        Subscriber hubSubscriber = hubClient.getSubscriber();
        hubSubscriber.asyncSubscribe(getTopic(0), localSubscriberId, CreateOrAttach.CREATE_OR_ATTACH, new TestCallback(
                                         queue), null);
        assertFalse(queue.take());
        hubClient.close();
    }

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.server.regions.HedwigHubClient

        hubClient.close();
    }


    @Test
    public void testSyncHubUnsubscribeWithInvalidSubscriberId() throws Exception {
        Client hubClient = new HedwigHubClient(new ClientConfiguration());
        Subscriber hubSubscriber = hubClient.getSubscriber();
        boolean unsubscribeSuccess = false;
        try {
            hubSubscriber.unsubscribe(getTopic(0), localSubscriberId);
        } catch (InvalidSubscriberIdException e) {
            unsubscribeSuccess = true;
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            unsubscribeSuccess = false;
        }
        assertTrue(unsubscribeSuccess);
        hubClient.close();
    }

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.server.regions.HedwigHubClient

        hubClient.close();
    }


    @Test
    public void testAsyncHubUnsubscribeWithInvalidSubscriberId() throws Exception {
        Client hubClient = new HedwigHubClient(new ClientConfiguration());
        Subscriber hubSubscriber = hubClient.getSubscriber();
        hubSubscriber.asyncUnsubscribe(getTopic(0), localSubscriberId, new TestCallback(queue), null);
        assertFalse(queue.take());
        hubClient.close();
    }

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.server.regions.HedwigHubClient

    // The following 4 tests are to make sure that the subscriberId validation
    // also works when it is a hub subscriber and we're expecting the
    // subscriberId to be in the "hub" specific format.
    @Test
    public void testSyncHubSubscribeWithInvalidSubscriberId() throws Exception {
        Client hubClient = new HedwigHubClient(new ClientConfiguration());
        Subscriber hubSubscriber = hubClient.getSubscriber();
        boolean subscribeSuccess = false;
        try {
            hubSubscriber.subscribe(getTopic(0), localSubscriberId, CreateOrAttach.CREATE_OR_ATTACH);
        } catch (InvalidSubscriberIdException e) {
            subscribeSuccess = true;
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            subscribeSuccess = false;
        }
        assertTrue(subscribeSuccess);
        hubClient.close();
    }

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.server.regions.HedwigHubClient

        hubClient.close();
    }


    @Test
    public void testAsyncHubSubscribeWithInvalidSubscriberId() throws Exception {
        Client hubClient = new HedwigHubClient(new ClientConfiguration());
        Subscriber hubSubscriber = hubClient.getSubscriber();
        hubSubscriber.asyncSubscribe(getTopic(0), localSubscriberId, CreateOrAttach.CREATE_OR_ATTACH, new TestCallback(
                                         queue), null);
        assertFalse(queue.take());
        hubClient.close();
    }

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.server.regions.HedwigHubClient

        hubClient.close();
    }


    @Test
    public void testSyncHubUnsubscribeWithInvalidSubscriberId() throws Exception {
        Client hubClient = new HedwigHubClient(new ClientConfiguration());
        Subscriber hubSubscriber = hubClient.getSubscriber();
        boolean unsubscribeSuccess = false;
        try {
            hubSubscriber.unsubscribe(getTopic(0), localSubscriberId);
        } catch (InvalidSubscriberIdException e) {
            unsubscribeSuccess = true;
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            unsubscribeSuccess = false;
        }
        assertTrue(unsubscribeSuccess);
        hubClient.close();
    }

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.server.regions.HedwigHubClient

        hubClient.close();
    }


    @Test
    public void testAsyncHubUnsubscribeWithInvalidSubscriberId() throws Exception {
        Client hubClient = new HedwigHubClient(new ClientConfiguration());
        Subscriber hubSubscriber = hubClient.getSubscriber();
        hubSubscriber.asyncUnsubscribe(getTopic(0), localSubscriberId, new TestCallback(queue), null);
        assertFalse(queue.take());
        hubClient.close();
    }

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.server.regions.HedwigHubClient

    // The following 4 tests are to make sure that the subscriberId validation
    // also works when it is a hub subscriber and we're expecting the
    // subscriberId to be in the "hub" specific format.
    @Test(timeout=10000)
    public void testSyncHubSubscribeWithInvalidSubscriberId() throws Exception {
        Client hubClient = new HedwigHubClient(new HubClientConfiguration());
        Subscriber hubSubscriber = hubClient.getSubscriber();
        boolean subscribeSuccess = false;
        try {
            hubSubscriber.subscribe(getTopic(0), localSubscriberId, CreateOrAttach.CREATE_OR_ATTACH);
        } catch (InvalidSubscriberIdException e) {
            subscribeSuccess = true;
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            subscribeSuccess = false;
        }
        assertTrue(subscribeSuccess);
        hubClient.close();
    }

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Examples of org.apache.hedwig.server.regions.HedwigHubClient

        hubClient.close();
    }


    @Test(timeout=10000)
    public void testAsyncHubSubscribeWithInvalidSubscriberId() throws Exception {
        Client hubClient = new HedwigHubClient(new HubClientConfiguration());
        Subscriber hubSubscriber = hubClient.getSubscriber();
        hubSubscriber.asyncSubscribe(getTopic(0), localSubscriberId, CreateOrAttach.CREATE_OR_ATTACH, new TestCallback(
                                         queue), null);
        assertFalse(queue.take());
        hubClient.close();
    }

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