Examples of org.candlepin.model.PoolQuantity

org.candlepin.model.PoolQuantity
Represents a pool of products eligible to be consumed (entitled). For every Product there will be a corresponding Pool.

        List<PoolQuantity> bestPools = autobindRules.selectBestPools(consumer,
            new String[]{ productId }, pools, compliance, null, new HashSet<String>(),
            false);


        assertEquals(1, bestPools.size());
        PoolQuantity q = bestPools.get(0);
        assertEquals(new Integer(1), q.getQuantity());
    }

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        List<PoolQuantity> bestPools = autobindRules.selectBestPools(consumer,
            new String[]{ productId }, pools, compliance, null, new HashSet<String>(),
            false);


        assertEquals(1, bestPools.size());
        PoolQuantity q = bestPools.get(0);
        assertEquals(new Integer(1), q.getQuantity());
    }

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    public void testPoolQuantityCompare() {
        Product prod =
            mockProduct(productId, "some prod", "2");
        Pool pool1 = TestUtil.createPool(owner, prod, 10);
        pool1.setId("1234");
        PoolQuantity pq1 = new PoolQuantity(pool1, 5);
        PoolQuantity pq2 = new PoolQuantity(pool1, 7);
        assertEquals(-1, pq1.compareTo(pq2));
    }

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    public void testPoolQuantityCompareEqual() {
        Product prod =
            mockProduct(productId, "some prod", "2");
        Pool pool1 = TestUtil.createPool(owner, prod, 10);
        pool1.setId("1234");
        PoolQuantity pq1 = new PoolQuantity(pool1, 5);
        PoolQuantity pq2 = new PoolQuantity(pool1, 5);
        assertEquals(0, pq1.compareTo(pq2));
    }

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            mockProduct(productId, "some prod", "2");
        Pool pool1 = TestUtil.createPool(owner, prod, 10);
        pool1.setId("1234");
        Pool pool2 = TestUtil.createPool(owner, prod, 10);
        pool2.setId("4321");
        PoolQuantity pq1 = new PoolQuantity(pool1, 5);
        PoolQuantity pq2 = new PoolQuantity(pool2, 5);
        assertTrue(pq1.compareTo(pq2) != 0);
        assertEquals(pq1.compareTo(pq2), -pq2.compareTo(pq1));
    }

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            mockProduct(productId, "some prod", "2");
        Pool pool1 = TestUtil.createPool(owner, prod, 10);
        pool1.setId("1234");
        Pool pool2 = TestUtil.createPool(owner, prod, 10);
        pool2.setId(null);
        PoolQuantity pq1 = new PoolQuantity(pool1, 5);
        PoolQuantity pq2 = new PoolQuantity(pool2, 5);
        assertTrue(pq1.compareTo(pq2) != 0);
        assertEquals(pq1.compareTo(pq2), -pq2.compareTo(pq1));
    }

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            new String[]{ productId }, pools, compliance, null, new HashSet<String>(),
            false);


        // Should always pick the 2 socket subscriptions because less are required
        assertEquals(1, bestPools.size());
        PoolQuantity q = bestPools.get(0);
        assertEquals(new Integer(16), q.getQuantity());
    }

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            new String[]{ productId }, pools, compliance, null, new HashSet<String>(),
            false);


        // Should always pick the 2 socket subscriptions because there is no over-coverage
        assertEquals(1, bestPools.size());
        PoolQuantity q = bestPools.get(0);
        assertEquals(new Integer(4), q.getQuantity());
    }

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            false);


        // Should always pick the 3 socket subscription, becuase 3*3 gives 1 socket over-coverage,
        // and 2*5 provides 2 extra sockets.  using 1 quantity is worth .5 sockets
        assertEquals(1, bestPools.size());
        PoolQuantity q = bestPools.get(0);
        assertEquals(new Integer(3), q.getQuantity());
    }

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        // Should always pick the 2 5 socket subscriptions over 9 1 socket subscriptions
        // although we're slightly overconsuming, it's better than wasting subs that may be
        // used elsewhere
        assertEquals(1, bestPools.size());
        PoolQuantity q = bestPools.get(0);
        assertEquals(new Integer(2), q.getQuantity());
    }

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