Examples of org.apache.agila.engine.MessageProcessor

org.apache.agila.engine.MessageProcessor
Core class to process messages. Messages are the mechanism through which state is advanced for each instance. Each engine message contains a command, currently either 'advance' or 'halt' and information required to perform the action, including token id. @author Geir Magnusson Jr. @version $Id: MessageProcessor.java 38 2005-06-01 19:39:54Z chirino $

        timerService = new TimerServiceImpl();
        notificationService = new NotificationServiceImpl();


        taskService.setTokenService(tokenService);


        impl = new MessageProcessor();


        impl.setTaskService(taskService);
        impl.setTimerService(timerService);
        impl.setExecutionInstanceService(eiSvc);
        impl.setTokenService(tokenService);

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        bpService = new BusinessProcessServiceImpl();
        timerService = new TimerServiceImpl();
        taskService = new TaskServiceImpl();


        // create a custom message processor that will allow us access to the EngineMessage
        msgProcessor = new MessageProcessor() {
            public boolean processMessage(EngineMessage msg) {
                InstanceServiceTestCase.this.engineMessage = msg;


                return false;
            }

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        taskService.setTokenService(tokenService);
        taskService.setInstanceService( instanceService );
        taskService.setBusinessProcessService( businessProcessService );


        messageProcessor = new MessageProcessor();


        messageProcessor.setTaskService( taskService );
        messageProcessor.setTimerService( timerService );
        messageProcessor.setExecutionInstanceService( instanceService );
        messageProcessor.setTokenService( tokenService );

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        taskService.setTokenService(tokenService);
        taskService.setInstanceService(eiSvc);
        taskService.setBusinessProcessService(graphManager);


        this.impl = new MessageProcessor();


        this.impl.setTaskService( taskService );
        this.impl.setTimerService( timerService );
        this.impl.setExecutionInstanceService( eiSvc );
        this.impl.setTokenService( tokenService );

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        InstanceService eiSvc = new InstanceServiceImpl();
        BusinessProcessServiceImpl graphManager = new BusinessProcessServiceImpl();
        TaskService taskService = new TaskServiceImpl();
        TimerServiceImpl timerService = new TimerServiceImpl();


        MessageProcessor impl = new MessageProcessor();


        impl.setTaskService(taskService);
        impl.setTimerService(timerService);
        impl.setExecutionInstanceService(eiSvc);
        impl.setTokenService(tokenService);
        impl.setBusinessProcessService(graphManager);


        QueueServiceImpl qs = new QueueServiceImpl(impl);


        timerService.setQueueService(qs);


        impl.setQueueService(qs);


        /*
         * now start the message pump for processing since we are all ready
         */

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        this.eiSvc = new InstanceServiceImpl();
        this.graphManager = new BusinessProcessServiceImpl();
        this.taskService = new TaskServiceImpl();
        this.timerService = new TimerServiceImpl();


        this.impl = new MessageProcessor();


        this.impl.setTaskService(taskService);
        this.impl.setTimerService(timerService);
        this.impl.setExecutionInstanceService(eiSvc);
        this.impl.setTokenService(tokenService);

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