List of freshness() Examples

Examples of freshness()

com.volantis.shared.dependency.Dependency.freshness()
Determine the freshness of the dependency.
Note: This method must not be called directly via user code, it is intended solely for use by the {@link DependencyContext#checkValidity(Dependency)} method tocheck the validity of a depedency.

This is intended to be a very quick operation that can be performed without attempting to access external resources. If it is not possible to determine the freshness within this method then it must return {@link Freshness#REVALIDATE}. In that case the {@link #revalidate(DependencyContext)} method will be called unlessanother dependency indicates that it is {@link Freshness#STALE}.
@param context The context within which this dependency is beingchecked. @return The freshness of the dependency, may not be null.
com.volantis.xml.expression.impl.Dependencies.freshness()

Examples of com.volantis.shared.dependency.Dependency.freshness()

        context.popDependencyTracker();


        XMLProcess target = getTargetProcess(dynamicProcess);


        // Generate an element containing the freshness.
        Freshness freshness = dependency.freshness(context);
        generateSimpleElement(target, freshness.toString(),
                "freshness");


        // Generate an element containing the revalidated freshness.
        if (freshness == Freshness.REVALIDATE) {

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Examples of com.volantis.shared.dependency.Dependency.freshness()

        Dependency aggregate = new Dependencies(Arrays.asList(
                new Dependency[] {
                    dependency1Mock, dependency2Mock
                }));


        Freshness actual = aggregate.freshness(contextMock);
        assertEquals(expected, actual);
    }


}

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Examples of com.volantis.shared.dependency.Dependency.freshness()

        DependencyTracker tracker =
                new DependencyTrackerImpl();
        Dependency dependency = tracker.extractDependency();
        assertEquals(Cacheability.CACHEABLE, dependency.getCacheability());
        assertEquals(Period.INDEFINITELY, dependency.getTimeToLive());
        TestCaseAbstract.assertEquals(Freshness.FRESH, dependency.freshness(contextMock));
        try {
            dependency.revalidate(contextMock);
            fail("Did not detect invalid call to revalidate");
        } catch(IllegalStateException e) {
            // Expected.

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Examples of com.volantis.shared.dependency.Dependency.freshness()

        assertEquals(Cacheability.UNCACHEABLE, cacheability);


        Period timeToLive = aggregate.getTimeToLive();
        assertEquals(Period.inSeconds(100), timeToLive);


        Freshness freshness = aggregate.freshness(contextMock);
        assertEquals(Freshness.REVALIDATE, freshness);


        Freshness revalidate = aggregate.revalidate(contextMock);
        assertEquals(Freshness.FRESH, revalidate);
    }

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Examples of com.volantis.shared.dependency.Dependency.freshness()

                        // revalidated
                        final DependencyContext dependencyContext =
                            getPipelineContext().getDependencyContext();
                        final Dependency dependency = value.getDependency();
                        Freshness freshness =
                            dependency.freshness(dependencyContext);
                        if (freshness == Freshness.REVALIDATE) {
                            freshness =
                                dependency.revalidate(dependencyContext);
                        }

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Examples of com.volantis.xml.expression.impl.Dependencies.freshness()

        Dependency aggregate = new Dependencies(Arrays.asList(
                new Dependency[] {
                    dependency1Mock, dependency2Mock
                }));


        Freshness actual = aggregate.freshness(contextMock);
        assertEquals(expected, actual);
    }


}

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