Examples of org.mule.model.resolvers.ArrayEntryPointResolver

org.mule.model.resolvers.ArrayEntryPointResolver
Will resolver entry point methods on a service service that accept a single array. i.e. public Object eat(Fruit[] fruit)
This resolver will NOT resolve method entry points such as - public Object eat(Fruit[] fruit, Banana banana)
If you require to mix an array type with complex types you need to specify an inbound transformer that return a multi-dimensional array of arguments i.e. new Object[]{new Fruit[]{new Apple(), new Orange()}, new Banana()};

    public void testExplicitMethodMatchSetArrayPassUsingExplicitResolver() throws Exception
    {
        try
        {
            LegacyEntryPointResolverSet resolver = new LegacyEntryPointResolverSet();
            resolver.addEntryPointResolver(new ArrayEntryPointResolver());
            resolver.invoke(new FruitBowl(), getTestEventContext(new Fruit[]{new Apple(), new Orange()}));
        }
        catch (MuleException e)
        {
            fail("Test should have passed: " + e);

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public class ArrayEntryPointResolverTestCase extends AbstractMuleTestCase
{
    public void testArrayMatch() throws Exception
    {
        AbstractArgumentEntryPointResolver resolver = new ArrayEntryPointResolver();
        InvocationResult ctx = resolver.invoke(new FruitBowl(), getTestEventContext(new Fruit[]{new Apple(), new Orange()}));
        assertEquals(ctx.getState(), InvocationResult.State.SUCCESSFUL);


    }

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    }


    public void testArrayMatchGenericFail() throws Exception
    {
        AbstractArgumentEntryPointResolver resolver = new ArrayEntryPointResolver();
        InvocationResult ctx = resolver.invoke(new FruitBowl(), getTestEventContext(new Object[]{new Apple(), new Orange()}));
        assertEquals(ctx.getState(), InvocationResult.State.FAILED);
    }

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    }




    public void testArrayMatchFail() throws Exception
    {
        AbstractArgumentEntryPointResolver resolver = new ArrayEntryPointResolver();
        InvocationResult ctx = resolver.invoke(new Apple(), getTestEventContext(new Object[]{"blah"}));
        assertEquals(ctx.getState(), InvocationResult.State.FAILED);
    }

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    public void testExplicitMethodMatchSetArrayPassUsingExplicitResolver() throws Exception
    {
        try
        {
            LegacyEntryPointResolverSet resolver = new LegacyEntryPointResolverSet();
            resolver.addEntryPointResolver(new ArrayEntryPointResolver());
            resolver.invoke(new FruitBowl(), getTestEventContext(new Fruit[]{new Apple(), new Orange()}));
        }
        catch (MuleException e)
        {
            fail("Test should have passed: " + e);

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{


    @Test
    public void testArrayMatch() throws Exception
    {
        AbstractArgumentEntryPointResolver resolver = new ArrayEntryPointResolver();
        InvocationResult ctx = resolver.invoke(new FruitBowl(), getTestEventContext(new Fruit[]{new Apple(), new Orange()}));
        assertEquals(ctx.getState(), InvocationResult.State.SUCCESSFUL);


    }

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    }


    @Test
    public void testArrayMatchGenericFail() throws Exception
    {
        AbstractArgumentEntryPointResolver resolver = new ArrayEntryPointResolver();
        InvocationResult ctx = resolver.invoke(new FruitBowl(), getTestEventContext(new Object[]{new Apple(), new Orange()}));
        assertEquals(ctx.getState(), InvocationResult.State.FAILED);
    }

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    @Test
    public void testArrayMatchFail() throws Exception
    {
        AbstractArgumentEntryPointResolver resolver = new ArrayEntryPointResolver();
        InvocationResult ctx = resolver.invoke(new Apple(), getTestEventContext(new Object[]{"blah"}));
        assertEquals(ctx.getState(), InvocationResult.State.FAILED);
    }

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Related Classes of org.mule.model.resolvers.ArrayEntryPointResolver

org.mule.mule.model.ArrayEntryPointResolverTestCase

org.mule.mule.model.LegacyEntryPointResolverTestCase

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