Examples of org.mokai.persist.jdbc.MessageHandler

org.mokai.persist.jdbc.MessageHandler
Abstracts the message operations from the {@link JdbcMessageStore}allowing users to customize them. Besides the normal operations to handle messages (insert, update, etc.), it exposes methods to tell the {@link JdbcMessageStore} that it supports or not a specifictype of message. @author German Escobar

        any(MessageCriteria.class), anyByte());
  }


  @Test
  public void testUpdateStatusUnknownDirection() throws Exception {
    MessageHandler inHandler = mock(MessageHandler.class);
    MessageHandler outHandler = mock(MessageHandler.class);


    Connection conn = mock(Connection.class);
    MessageHandler handler = createMessageHandler(outHandler, inHandler);


    handler.updateMessagesStatus(conn, new MessageCriteria().direction(Direction.UNKNOWN),
        Message.STATUS_RETRYING);


    verify(inHandler, never()).updateMessagesStatus(any(Connection.class),
        any(MessageCriteria.class), anyByte());
    verify(outHandler, never()).updateMessagesStatus(any(Connection.class),

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        any(MessageCriteria.class), anyByte());
  }


  @Test
  public void testListAllMessages() throws Exception {
    MessageHandler inHandler = mock(MessageHandler.class);
    when(inHandler.listMessages(any(Connection.class), any(MessageCriteria.class)))
      .thenReturn(Collections.singleton(new Message()));
    MessageHandler outHandler = mock(MessageHandler.class);
    when(outHandler.listMessages(any(Connection.class), any(MessageCriteria.class)))
      .thenReturn(Collections.singleton(new Message()));


    Connection conn = mock(Connection.class);
    MessageHandler handler = createMessageHandler(outHandler, inHandler);


    Collection<Message> message = handler.listMessages(conn, new MessageCriteria());
    Assert.assertEquals(2, message.size());
  }

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    Assert.assertEquals(2, message.size());
  }


  @Test
  public void testListOutboundMessages() throws Exception {
    MessageHandler outHandler = mock(MessageHandler.class);
    when(outHandler.listMessages(any(Connection.class), any(MessageCriteria.class)))
      .thenReturn(Collections.singleton(new Message()));
    MessageHandler inHandler = mock(MessageHandler.class);


    Connection conn = mock(Connection.class);
    MessageHandler handler = createMessageHandler(outHandler, inHandler);


    Collection<Message> message = handler.listMessages(conn,
        new MessageCriteria().direction(Direction.TO_CONNECTIONS));
    Assert.assertEquals(1, message.size());


    verify(inHandler, never()).listMessages(any(Connection.class), any(MessageCriteria.class));
  }

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    verify(inHandler, never()).listMessages(any(Connection.class), any(MessageCriteria.class));
  }


  @Test
  public void testListInboundMessages() throws Exception {
    MessageHandler outHandler = mock(MessageHandler.class);


    MessageHandler inHandler = mock(MessageHandler.class);
    when(inHandler.listMessages(any(Connection.class), any(MessageCriteria.class)))
      .thenReturn(Collections.singleton(new Message()));


    Connection conn = mock(Connection.class);
    MessageHandler handler = createMessageHandler(outHandler, inHandler);


    Collection<Message> message = handler.listMessages(conn,
        new MessageCriteria().direction(Direction.TO_APPLICATIONS));
    Assert.assertEquals(1, message.size());


    verify(outHandler, never()).listMessages(any(Connection.class), any(MessageCriteria.class));
  }

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    verify(outHandler, never()).listMessages(any(Connection.class), any(MessageCriteria.class));
  }


  @Test
  public void testListHandlersReturnsNull() throws Exception {
    MessageHandler outHandler = mock(MessageHandler.class);
    MessageHandler inHandler = mock(MessageHandler.class);


    Connection conn = mock(Connection.class);
    MessageHandler handler = createMessageHandler(outHandler, inHandler);


    Collection<Message> message = handler.listMessages(conn, new MessageCriteria());
    Assert.assertEquals(0, message.size());


    verify(outHandler).listMessages(any(Connection.class), any(MessageCriteria.class));
    verify(inHandler).listMessages(any(Connection.class), any(MessageCriteria.class));
  }

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    verify(inHandler).listMessages(any(Connection.class), any(MessageCriteria.class));
  }


  @Test
  public void testSupportsOutboundInboundDirection() throws Exception {
    MessageHandler outHandler = mock(MessageHandler.class);
    MessageHandler inHandler = mock(MessageHandler.class);


    MessageHandler handler = createMessageHandler(outHandler, inHandler);


    Assert.assertTrue(handler.supportsDirection(Direction.TO_CONNECTIONS));
    Assert.assertTrue(handler.supportsDirection(Direction.TO_APPLICATIONS));
    Assert.assertFalse(handler.supportsDirection(Direction.UNKNOWN));
    Assert.assertFalse(handler.supportsDirection(null));
  }

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 */
public class JdbcMessageStoreTest {


  @Test
  public void testSaveMessage() throws Exception {
    MessageHandler handler = mock(MessageHandler.class);
    when(handler.supportsDirection(any(Direction.class))).thenReturn(true);
    when(handler.insertMessage(any(Connection.class), any(Message.class)))
      .thenReturn(10L);


    DataSource dataSource = mockDataSource();
    JdbcMessageStore messageStore = createMessageStore(dataSource, handler);

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    verify(handler, never()).updateMessage(any(Connection.class), any(Message.class));
  }


  @Test(expectedExceptions=RejectedException.class)
  public void shouldFailSaveIfNotSupported() throws Exception {
    MessageHandler handler = mock(MessageHandler.class);


    DataSource dataSource = mockDataSource();
    JdbcMessageStore messageStore = createMessageStore(dataSource, handler);


    Message message = new Message();

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    messageStore.saveOrUpdate(message);
  }


  @Test
  public void testUpdateMessage() throws Exception {
    MessageHandler handler = mock(MessageHandler.class);
    when(handler.supportsDirection(any(Direction.class))).thenReturn(true);
    when(handler.updateMessage(any(Connection.class), any(Message.class)))
      .thenReturn(true);


    DataSource dataSource = mockDataSource();
    JdbcMessageStore messageStore = createMessageStore(dataSource, handler);

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    verify(handler, never()).insertMessage(any(Connection.class), any(Message.class));
  }


  @Test(expectedExceptions=ObjectNotFoundException.class)
  public void shouldFailToUpdateNonExistentId() throws Exception {
    MessageHandler handler = mock(MessageHandler.class);
    when(handler.supportsDirection(any(Direction.class))).thenReturn(true);
    when(handler.updateMessage(any(Connection.class), any(Message.class)))
      .thenReturn(false);


    DataSource dataSource = mockDataSource();
    JdbcMessageStore messageStore = createMessageStore(dataSource, handler);

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