Examples of SagaManager

org.axonframework.saga.SagaManager
Interface toward the Manager of one or more types of Saga. The SagaManager is an infrastructure object responsible for redirecting published Events to the correct Saga instances. The SagaManager will also manage the life cycle of the Saga, based on these Events.
Saga Managers must be thread safe. Implementations may choose to provide locking, such that access to the Saga instances they manage is also thread safe. @author Allard Buijze @since 0.7
pl.com.bottega.ecommerce.system.saga.SagaManager
@author Rafał Jamróz @param < T> saga type @param < D> saga data type

Examples of org.axonframework.saga.SagaManager


    @Test
    @DirtiesContext
    public void testSagaManagerWiring() {
        // this part should prove correct autowiring of the saga manager
        SagaManager sagaManager = beanFactory.getBean("sagaManager", SagaManager.class);
        assertNotNull(sagaManager);


        // This type is found using component scanning
        when(sagaFactory.supports(StubSaga.class)).thenReturn(true);
        when(sagaFactory.createSaga(any(Class.class))).thenAnswer(new Answer<Object>() {
            @Override
            public Object answer(InvocationOnMock invocation) throws Throwable {
                return ((Class) invocation.getArguments()[0]).newInstance();
            }
        });


        String identifier = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
        final GenericDomainEventMessage<SimpleEvent> event = new GenericDomainEventMessage<SimpleEvent>(identifier,
                                                                                                        (long) 0,
                                                                                                        new SimpleEvent(
                                                                                                                identifier),
                                                                                                        MetaData.emptyInstance());
        sagaManager.handle(event);


        verify(correlationDataProvider, times(2)).correlationDataFor(event);
        verify(sagaFactory).createSaga(StubSaga.class);
    }

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Examples of org.axonframework.saga.SagaManager

    @Test
    @DirtiesContext
    public void testAsyncSagaManagerWiring() throws InterruptedException {


        // this part should prove correct autowiring of the saga manager
        SagaManager sagaManager = beanFactory.getBean("asyncSagaManager", SagaManager.class);
        assertNotNull(sagaManager);
        assertNotNull(tm);


        when(sagaFactory.supports(StubSaga.class)).thenReturn(true);
        when(sagaFactory.createSaga(StubSaga.class)).thenReturn(new StubSaga());


        String identifier = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
        sagaManager.handle(new GenericDomainEventMessage<SimpleEvent>(identifier, (long) 0,
                                                                      new SimpleEvent(
                                                                              identifier), MetaData.emptyInstance()));
        Thread.sleep(250);
        te.shutdown();
        te.getThreadPoolExecutor().awaitTermination(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS);

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Examples of pl.com.bottega.ecommerce.system.saga.SagaManager

    @Override
    public Collection<SagaManager> getLoadersForEvent(Object event) {
        Collection<SagaManager> results = new HashSet<SagaManager>();
        Collection<String> loadersBeansNames = loadersInterestedIn.get(event.getClass());
        for (String loaderBeanName : loadersBeansNames) {
            SagaManager loader = beanFactory.getBean(loaderBeanName, SagaManager.class);
            results.add(loader);
        }
        return results;
    }

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