Examples of org.mule.routing.EventGroup.compareTo()

org.mule.routing.EventGroup.compareTo()
Compare this EventGroup to another one. If the receiver and the argument both have groupIds that are {@link Comparable}, they are used for the comparison; otherwise - since the id can be any object - the group creation time stamp is used as fallback. Older groups are considered "smaller". @see java.lang.Comparable#compareTo(java.lang.Object)

         * guids are randomly generated, we cannot compare them with '<' '>'
         * we used to generate them this way: generator.generateTimeBasedUUID().toString()
         * but now we generate them as java.util.UUID.randomUUID().toString() 
         */               
        assertTrue(g1.compareTo(g3) != 0);
        assertTrue(g3.compareTo(g1) != 0);
        assertTrue(g3.compareTo(g2) != 0);


        // when the groupId is not Comparable, the creation time is used as fallback
        g1 = new EventGroup(new Object());
        // sleep a mini bit to ensure that both event groups do not accidentially have the same

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         * we used to generate them this way: generator.generateTimeBasedUUID().toString()
         * but now we generate them as java.util.UUID.randomUUID().toString() 
         */               
        assertTrue(g1.compareTo(g3) != 0);
        assertTrue(g3.compareTo(g1) != 0);
        assertTrue(g3.compareTo(g2) != 0);


        // when the groupId is not Comparable, the creation time is used as fallback
        g1 = new EventGroup(new Object());
        // sleep a mini bit to ensure that both event groups do not accidentially have the same 
        // creation timestamp

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