Examples of RegisterHandlingEvent

org.qi4j.sample.dcicargo.sample_a.context.shipping.handling.RegisterHandlingEvent
Register new handling event use case. The Cargo is updated synchronously in this implementation.
org.qi4j.sample.dcicargo.sample_b.context.interaction.handling.registration.RegisterHandlingEvent
Register Handling Event (subfunction use case) Second step in the ProcessHandlingEvent use case. Verifies handling event data received from ParseHandlingEventData against the database in order to create a valid HandlingEvent. If only the enclosing {@link ProcessHandlingEvent} summary use case is allowed to call thissubfunction use case, we could draw an interesting parallel to the responsibilities of the DDD aggregate of enforcing invariants between its member objects. Whereas here it would be {@link ProcessHandlingEvent} enforcing its subfunction use cases to process correctly andultimately abort the interactions chain when any of the subfunction interactions fail... As an example of "process integrity enforcement" we here validate that a cargo with the given TrackingId exists in our system. When we then inspect the cargo in the third and last step of the ProcessHandlingEvent summary use case, we presume having a valid cargo. How can we ensure that RegisterHandlingEvent is not mistakenly called directly out of the larger context of ProcessHandlingEvent? IMPORTANT: Compared to the DDD sample, we don't save a Cargo object with the HandlingEvent, but only the TrackingId! HandlingEvent never needs the full Cargo graph (not in the DDD sample either), so by saving only the TrackingId we get a much slimmer HandlingEvent object.

Examples of org.qi4j.sample.dcicargo.sample_b.context.interaction.handling.registration.RegisterHandlingEvent

        tempUow.complete();


        // Claimed 2nd time
        parsedEventData = parsedHandlingEventData( DAY2, DAY2, "ABC", CLAIM, "CNHKG", null );
        thrown.expect( DuplicateEventException.class, "Cargo can't be claimed more than once" );
        new RegisterHandlingEvent( parsedEventData ).getEvent();
    }

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Examples of org.qi4j.sample.dcicargo.sample_b.context.interaction.handling.registration.RegisterHandlingEvent

        deviation_4a_DuplicateEvent_Claim();


        // Try loading (saved claim event in previous test will prevent this)
        parsedEventData = parsedHandlingEventData( DAY2, DAY2, "ABC", LOAD, "CNHKG", "V201" );
        thrown.expect( AlreadyClaimedException.class, "LOAD handling event can't be registered after cargo has been claimed" );
        new RegisterHandlingEvent( parsedEventData ).getEvent();
    }

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Examples of org.qi4j.sample.dcicargo.sample_b.context.interaction.handling.registration.RegisterHandlingEvent

                        NOT_RECEIVED, notArrived,
                        ROUTED, directed, itinerary.eta(), leg1,
                        RECEIVE, HONGKONG, DAY1, noVoyage );


        parsedEventData = parsedHandlingEventData( DAY1, DAY1, "ABC", RECEIVE, "CNHKG", null );
        handlingEvent = new RegisterHandlingEvent( parsedEventData ).getEvent();


        cargo.delivery().set( delivery( handlingEvent, IN_PORT, notArrived,
                                        ROUTED, directed, itinerary.eta(), leg1,
                                        nextHandlingEvent( LOAD, HONGKONG, DAY1, V201 ) ) );

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