Examples of org.apache.cxf.systest.ws.util.MessageFlow.verifyMessages()

Class org.apache.cxf.systest.ws.util.MessageFlow

Examples of org.apache.cxf.systest.ws.util.MessageFlow.verifyMessages()

org.apache.cxf.systest.ws.util.MessageFlow.verifyMessages()

        mr.awaitMessages(5, 9, 5000);


        MessageFlow mf = new MessageFlow(outRecorder.getOutboundMessages(), inRecorder.getInboundMessages());
        
        
        mf.verifyMessages(5, true);
        String[] expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceAction(), 
                                                 GREETMEONEWAY_ACTION,
                                                 GREETME_ACTION, 
                                                 PINGME_ACTION,
                                                 PINGME_ACTION};

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        mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, true);
        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, "1", "2", "3", "4"}, true);
        mf.verifyLastMessage(new boolean[] {false, false, false, false, false}, true);
        mf.verifyAcknowledgements(new boolean[] {false, false, false, true, true}, true);


        mf.verifyMessages(9, false);
        mf.verifyPartialResponses(5);        
        mf.purgePartialResponses();


        expectedActions = new String[] {
            RMConstants.getCreateSequenceResponseAction(),

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        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, "1", "2", "3", "4", null}, true);
        
        // inbound: CreateSequenceResponse, out-of-band SequenceAcknowledgement
        // plus 6 partial responses
        
        mf.verifyMessages(8, false);
        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[8], false);
        
        mf.verifyPartialResponses(6);
        mf.purgePartialResponses();

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        // Expected inbound:
        // createSequenceResponse
        // + 1 response with acknowledgement
        // + 1 fault without acknowledgement
        
        mf.verifyMessages(3, false);
        expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceResponseAction(),
                                        null, null};
        mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, false);
        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, "1", null}, false);
        mf.verifyAcknowledgements(new boolean[] {false, true, false} , false);

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        // Expected inbound:
        // createSequenceResponse
        // + 2 partial responses to successfully transmitted messages
        // + 2 partial responses to resent messages
        
        mf.verifyMessages(5, false);
        expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceResponseAction(),
                                        RMConstants.getSequenceAcknowledgmentAction(),
                                        RMConstants.getSequenceAcknowledgmentAction(),
                                        RMConstants.getSequenceAcknowledgmentAction(),
                                        RMConstants.getSequenceAcknowledgmentAction()};

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        // CreateSequence + greetMe + CreateSequenceResponse = 3 messages
  
        awaitMessages(3, 6);
        MessageFlow mf = new MessageFlow(outRecorder.getOutboundMessages(), inRecorder.getInboundMessages());
        
        mf.verifyMessages(3, true);
        String[] expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceAction(), 
                                                 GREETME_ACTION,
                                                 RMConstants.getCreateSequenceResponseAction()};
        mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, true);
        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, "1", null}, true);

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        // full and partial responses to each


        awaitMessages(6, 12, 7500);
        MessageFlow mf = new MessageFlow(outRecorder.getOutboundMessages(), inRecorder.getInboundMessages());
        
        mf.verifyMessages(6, true);
        String[] expectedActions = new String[6];
        expectedActions[0] = RMConstants.getCreateSequenceAction();
        for (int i = 1; i < expectedActions.length; i++) {
            expectedActions[i] = GREETME_ACTION;
        }

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            for (int i = 0; i < clients.length; i++) {
                clients[i].join();
                MessageFlow mf = new MessageFlow(clients[i].outRecorder.getOutboundMessages(),
                                                 clients[i].inRecorder.getInboundMessages());


                mf.verifyMessages(4, true);
                String[] expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceAction(),
                                                         GREETMEONEWAY_ACTION, GREETMEONEWAY_ACTION,
                                                         GREETMEONEWAY_ACTION};
                mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, true);
                mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, "1", "2", "3"}, true);

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                mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, true);
                mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, "1", "2", "3"}, true);


                // createSequenceResponse plus 3 partial responses


                mf.verifyMessages(4, false);
                expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceResponseAction(), 
                                                RMConstants.getSequenceAcknowledgmentAction(),
                                                RMConstants.getSequenceAcknowledgmentAction(),
                                                RMConstants.getSequenceAcknowledgmentAction()};
                mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, false);

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            for (int i = 0; i < clients.length; i++) {
                clients[i].join();
                MessageFlow mf = new MessageFlow(clients[i].outRecorder.getOutboundMessages(), 
                                                 clients[i].inRecorder.getInboundMessages());
                                
                mf.verifyMessages(4, true);
                String[] expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceAction(), 
                                                         GREETME_ACTION,
                                                         GREETME_ACTION, 
                                                         GREETME_ACTION};
                mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, true);

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