Examples of NSHandlerTwo


Examples of org.apache.aries.blueprint.testbundlea.NSHandlerTwo

        Object ns1 = handlerContainer.getComponentInstance("NSHandlerOne");
        assertTrue(ns1 instanceof NSHandlerOne);
       
        Object ns2 = handlerContainer.getComponentInstance("NSHandlerTwo");
        assertTrue(ns2 instanceof NSHandlerTwo);
        NSHandlerTwo nstwo = (NSHandlerTwo)ns2;
       
        //now we have a handle to the nshandler2, we can query what it 'saw', and ensure
        //that the interceptors are functioning as expected.
        List<String> log = nstwo.getLog();
       
        //TestBeanC has the interceptor configured, and is injected to OtherBeanA & OtherBeanB
        //which then uses the injected bean during their init method call, to invoke a method
        checkInterceptorLog(new String[] {
        "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
        "POSTCALL[true]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
        "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:",
        "POSTCALL[false]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:"
         }, log);
       
        //invoking GREEN is hardwired to cause an exception response, we do this
        //from here to ensure the exception occurs and is visible as expected
        RuntimeException re=null;
        try{
          testBeanC.methodToInvoke("GREEN");
        }catch(RuntimeException e){
            re=e;
        }
        assertNotNull("invocation of Green did not cause an exception as expected",re);
       
        //Exception responses should be intercepted too, test for the POSTCALLWITHEXCEPTION log entry.
        log = nstwo.getLog();
        checkInterceptorLog(new String[] {
                "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
                "POSTCALL[true]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
                "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:",
                "POSTCALL[false]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:",
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Examples of org.apache.aries.blueprint.testbundlea.NSHandlerTwo

        Object ns1 = handlerContainer.getComponentInstance("NSHandlerOne");
        assertTrue(ns1 instanceof NSHandlerOne);
       
        Object ns2 = handlerContainer.getComponentInstance("NSHandlerTwo");
        assertTrue(ns2 instanceof NSHandlerTwo);
        NSHandlerTwo nstwo = (NSHandlerTwo)ns2;
       
        //now we have a handle to the nshandler2, we can query what it 'saw', and ensure
        //that the interceptors are functioning as expected.
        List<String> log = nstwo.getLog();
       
        //TestBeanC has the interceptor configured, and is injected to OtherBeanA & OtherBeanB
        //which then uses the injected bean during their init method call, to invoke a method
        checkInterceptorLog(new String[] {
        "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
        "POSTCALL[true]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
        "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:",
        "POSTCALL[false]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:"
         }, log);
       
        //invoking GREEN is hardwired to cause an exception response, we do this
        //from here to ensure the exception occurs and is visible as expected
        RuntimeException re=null;
        try{
          testBeanC.methodToInvoke("GREEN");
        }catch(RuntimeException e){
            re=e;
        }
        assertNotNull("invocation of Green did not cause an exception as expected",re);
       
        //Exception responses should be intercepted too, test for the POSTCALLWITHEXCEPTION log entry.
        log = nstwo.getLog();
        checkInterceptorLog(new String[] {
                "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
                "POSTCALL[true]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
                "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:",
                "POSTCALL[false]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:",
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Examples of org.apache.aries.blueprint.testbundlea.NSHandlerTwo

        Object ns1 = handlerContainer.getComponentInstance("NSHandlerOne");
        assertTrue(ns1 instanceof NSHandlerOne);
       
        Object ns2 = handlerContainer.getComponentInstance("NSHandlerTwo");
        assertTrue(ns2 instanceof NSHandlerTwo);
        NSHandlerTwo nstwo = (NSHandlerTwo)ns2;
       
        //now we have a handle to the nshandler2, we can query what it 'saw', and ensure
        //that the interceptors are functioning as expected.
        List<String> log = nstwo.getLog();
       
        //TestBeanC has the interceptor configured, and is injected to OtherBeanA & OtherBeanB
        //which then uses the injected bean during their init method call, to invoke a method
        checkInterceptorLog(new String[] {
        "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
        "POSTCALL[true]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
        "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:",
        "POSTCALL[false]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:"
         }, log);
       
        //invoking GREEN is hardwired to cause an exception response, we do this
        //from here to ensure the exception occurs and is visible as expected
        RuntimeException re=null;
        try{
          testBeanC.methodToInvoke("GREEN");
        }catch(RuntimeException e){
            re=e;
        }
        assertNotNull("invocation of Green did not cause an exception as expected",re);
       
        //Exception responses should be intercepted too, test for the POSTCALLWITHEXCEPTION log entry.
        log = nstwo.getLog();
        checkInterceptorLog(new String[] {
                "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
                "POSTCALL[true]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
                "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:",
                "POSTCALL[false]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:",
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Examples of org.apache.aries.blueprint.testbundlea.NSHandlerTwo

        Object ns1 = handlerContainer.getComponentInstance("NSHandlerOne");
        assertTrue(ns1 instanceof NSHandlerOne);
       
        Object ns2 = handlerContainer.getComponentInstance("NSHandlerTwo");
        assertTrue(ns2 instanceof NSHandlerTwo);
        NSHandlerTwo nstwo = (NSHandlerTwo)ns2;
       
        //now we have a handle to the nshandler2, we can query what it 'saw', and ensure
        //that the interceptors are functioning as expected.
        List<String> log = nstwo.getLog();
       
        //TestBeanC has the interceptor configured, and is injected to OtherBeanA & OtherBeanB
        //which then uses the injected bean during their init method call, to invoke a method
        checkInterceptorLog(new String[] {
        "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
        "POSTCALL[true]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
        "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:",
        "POSTCALL[false]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:"
         }, log);
       
        //invoking GREEN is hardwired to cause an exception response, we do this
        //from here to ensure the exception occurs and is visible as expected
        RuntimeException re=null;
        try{
          testBeanC.methodToInvoke("GREEN");
        }catch(RuntimeException e){
            re=e;
        }
        assertNotNull("invocation of Green did not cause an exception as expected",re);
       
        //Exception responses should be intercepted too, test for the POSTCALLWITHEXCEPTION log entry.
        log = nstwo.getLog();
        checkInterceptorLog(new String[] {
                "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
                "POSTCALL[true]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[RED]:",
                "PRECALL:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:",
                "POSTCALL[false]:TestBeanC:methodToInvoke:[BLUE]:",
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