Package org.apache.camel.bam.model

Examples of org.apache.camel.bam.model.ActivityState

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        template.sendBody("direct:a", "<hello id='123'>world!</hello>");

        overdueEndpoint.assertIsSatisfied();

        // it was b that was the problem and thus send to the overdue endpoint
        ActivityState state = overdueEndpoint.getExchanges().get(0).getIn().getBody(ActivityState.class);
        assertNotNull(state);
        assertEquals("123", state.getCorrelationKey());
        assertEquals("b", state.getActivityDefinition().getName());
    }
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        // TODO now we might need to set the second activity state
        // to 'grey' to indicate it now could happen?

        // lets force the lazy creation of the second state
        ActivityState secondState = second.getOrCreateActivityState(instance);
        if (expectedMillis > 0L) {
            Date expected = secondState.getTimeExpected();
            if (expected == null) {
                expected = add(firstTime, expectedMillis);
                secondState.setTimeExpected(expected);
            }
        }
        if (overdueMillis > 0L) {
            Date overdue = secondState.getTimeOverdue();
            if (overdue == null) {
                overdue = add(firstTime, overdueMillis);
                secondState.setTimeOverdue(overdue);
            }
        }
    }
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                + instance + " with first state: " + first.getActivityState(instance)
                + " and the state I was called with was: " + activityState);
            }
*/

            ActivityState secondState = activityState;
            Date overdue = secondState.getTimeOverdue();
            if (now.compareTo(overdue) >= 0) {
                Exchange exchange = createExchange();
                exchange.getIn().setBody(activityState);
                processor.process(exchange);
            } else {
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        // TODO now we might need to set the second activity state
        // to 'grey' to indicate it now could happen?

        // lets force the lazy creation of the second state
        ActivityState secondState = second.getOrCreateActivityState(instance);
        if (expectedMillis > 0L) {
            Date expected = secondState.getTimeExpected();
            if (expected == null) {
                expected = add(firstTime, expectedMillis);
                secondState.setTimeExpected(expected);
            }
        }
        if (overdueMillis > 0L) {
            Date overdue = secondState.getTimeOverdue();
            if (overdue == null) {
                overdue = add(firstTime, overdueMillis);
                secondState.setTimeOverdue(overdue);
            }
        }
    }
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                + instance + " with first state: " + first.getActivityState(instance)
                + " and the state I was called with was: " + activityState);
            }
*/

            ActivityState secondState = activityState;
            Date overdue = secondState.getTimeOverdue();
            if (now.compareTo(overdue) >= 0) {
                Exchange exchange = createExchange();
                exchange.getIn().setBody(activityState);
                processor.process(exchange);
            } else {
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        template.sendBody("seda:a", "<hello id='123'>world!</hello>");

        overdueEndpoint.assertIsSatisfied();

        // it was b that was the problem and thus send to the overdue endpoint
        ActivityState state = overdueEndpoint.getExchanges().get(0).getIn().getBody(ActivityState.class);
        assertNotNull(state);
        assertEquals("123", state.getCorrelationKey());
        assertEquals("b", state.getActivityDefinition().getName());
    }
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        // TODO now we might need to set the second activity state
        // to 'grey' to indicate it now could happen?

        // let's force the lazy creation of the second state
        ActivityState secondState = second.getOrCreateActivityState(instance);
        if (expectedMillis > 0L) {
            Date expected = secondState.getTimeExpected();
            if (expected == null) {
                expected = add(firstTime, expectedMillis);
                secondState.setTimeExpected(expected);
            }
        }
        if (overdueMillis > 0L) {
            Date overdue = secondState.getTimeOverdue();
            if (overdue == null) {
                overdue = add(firstTime, overdueMillis);
                secondState.setTimeOverdue(overdue);
            }
        }
    }
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                + instance + " with first state: " + first.getActivityState(instance)
                + " and the state I was called with was: " + activityState);
            }
*/

            ActivityState secondState = activityState;
            Date overdue = secondState.getTimeOverdue();
            if (now.compareTo(overdue) >= 0) {
                Exchange exchange = createExchange();
                exchange.getIn().setBody(activityState);
                processor.process(exchange);
            } else {
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        template.sendBody("seda:a", "<hello id='123'>world!</hello>");

        overdueEndpoint.assertIsSatisfied();

        // it was b that was the problem and thus send to the overdue endpoint
        ActivityState state = overdueEndpoint.getExchanges().get(0).getIn().getBody(ActivityState.class);
        assertNotNull(state);
        assertEquals("123", state.getCorrelationKey());
        assertEquals("b", state.getActivityDefinition().getName());
    }
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    protected void processEntity(Exchange exchange, ProcessInstance process) throws Exception {
        LOG.debug("Processing process instance: {}", process);

        // force the lazy creation of this activity
        ActivityRules rules = getActivityRules();
        ActivityState state = process.getOrCreateActivityState(rules);

        state.processExchange(rules, new ProcessContext(exchange, rules, state));

        rules.getProcessRules().processExchange(exchange, process);
    }
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