Examples of org.jboss.arquillian.container.test.api.Config

Package org.jboss.arquillian.container.test.api

Examples of org.jboss.arquillian.container.test.api.Config

org.jboss.arquillian.container.test.api.Config
Config class enables users to use fluent API for creating a list of properties which should be overridden in the existing arquillian configuration. It holds a map of properties that can be retrieved via {@link Config#map()} and the results should be passed e.g. to{@link ContainerController#start(String,Map)} @author Martin Gencur @version $Revision: $


    private void startServer(RunningServer server) {
        if (server.config().isEmpty())  // default config
            getController().start(server.name());
        else
            getController().start(server.name(), new Config().add(SERVER_CONFIG_PROPERTY, server.config()).map());
    }

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   }


   @Test
   public void shouldFireStartContainerEventOnStartWithOverrides() throws Exception
   {
      controller.get().start(MANUAL_SERVER_NAME, new Config().add("managementPort", "19999").map());


      assertEventFired(StartContainer.class, 1);
   }

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   }


   @Test(expected = IllegalArgumentException.class)
   public void shouldThrowExceptionOnStartWithOverridesWhenManaged() throws Exception
   {
      controller.get().start(MANAGED_SERVER_NAME, new Config().add("managementPort", "19999").map());
   }

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      DeploymentDescription description = createDeploymentDescription(containerName)
                               .shouldBeManaged(managed);


      scenario.get().addDeployment(description);
      controller.get().start(containerName);
      controller.get().start(containerName, new Config().add("managementPort", "19999").map());
   }

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