Examples of org.mokai.persist.jdbc.OutboundInboundHandler

org.mokai.persist.jdbc.OutboundInboundHandler

A {@link MessageHandler} implementation useful when we want to split inboundand outbound messages in different tables. It uses two {@link MessageHandler}implementations: one for handling outbound messages and the other for handling inbound messages.

A restriction of this handler is that you must provide both inbound and outbound handlers. You cannot leave one of those in null.
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    Assert.assertFalse(handler.supportsDirection(null));
  }


  @Test(expectedExceptions=IllegalArgumentException.class)
  public void shouldFailSetNullOutboundHandler() throws Exception {
    OutboundInboundHandler handler = new OutboundInboundHandler();
    handler.setOutboundHandler(null);
  }

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    handler.setOutboundHandler(null);
  }


  @Test(expectedExceptions=IllegalArgumentException.class)
  public void shouldFailSetNullInboundHandler() throws Exception {
    OutboundInboundHandler handler = new OutboundInboundHandler();
    handler.setInboundHandler(null);
  }

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    OutboundInboundHandler handler = new OutboundInboundHandler();
    handler.setInboundHandler(null);
  }


  private MessageHandler createMessageHandler(MessageHandler outHandler, MessageHandler inHandler) {
    OutboundInboundHandler handler = new OutboundInboundHandler();
    handler.setOutboundHandler(outHandler);
    handler.setInboundHandler(inHandler);


    return handler;
  }

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