Examples with TimeInterval com.adaptris.util.TimeInterval used on opensource projects

Example 66 with TimeInterval

use of com.adaptris.util.TimeInterval in project interlok by adaptris.

the class RetryingServiceWrapperTest method testFailsOnceNoRestarts.

@Test
public void testFailsOnceNoRestarts() throws Exception {
    // Fail once, then pass
    doThrow(new ServiceException("Expected fail.")).doNothing().when(wrappedService).doService(any(AdaptrisMessage.class));
    // now setup the retrying service wrapper;
    retryingServiceWrapper.setDelayBetweenRetries(new TimeInterval(1L, TimeUnit.SECONDS));
    retryingServiceWrapper.setNumRetries(3);
    retryingServiceWrapper.setService(wrappedService);
    retryingServiceWrapper.setRestartOnFailure(false);
    LifecycleHelper.init(retryingServiceWrapper);
    LifecycleHelper.start(retryingServiceWrapper);
    retryingServiceWrapper.doService(DefaultMessageFactory.getDefaultInstance().newMessage());
    verify(wrappedService, times(2)).doService(any(AdaptrisMessage.class));
    // init and start will be called once at RetryServiceWrapper init and start and then again on the restart.
    verify(wrappedService, times(1)).requestInit();
    verify(wrappedService, times(1)).requestStart();
}

Example 67 with TimeInterval

use of com.adaptris.util.TimeInterval in project interlok by adaptris.

the class TimedInactivityRestartStrategyTest method testExceedsTimeoutNoMessage.

@Test
public void testExceedsTimeoutNoMessage() throws Exception {
    restartStrategy.setInactivityPeriod(new TimeInterval(1L, "SECONDS"));
    assertFalse(restartStrategy.requiresRestart());
    LifecycleHelper.waitQuietly(1500);
    assertTrue(restartStrategy.requiresRestart());
}

Example 68 with TimeInterval

use of com.adaptris.util.TimeInterval in project interlok by adaptris.

the class TimedInactivityRestartStrategyTest method testDoesNotExceedsTimeoutSteadyStreamOfMessage.

@Test
public void testDoesNotExceedsTimeoutSteadyStreamOfMessage() throws Exception {
    restartStrategy.setInactivityPeriod(new TimeInterval(1L, "SECONDS"));
    assertFalse(restartStrategy.requiresRestart());
    // Test will last 2 seconds
    for (int counter = 0; counter < 10; counter++) {
        restartStrategy.messageProcessed(messageFactory.newMessage());
        assertFalse(restartStrategy.requiresRestart());
        try {
            Thread.sleep(200);
        } catch (Exception ex) {
        }
    }
    assertFalse(restartStrategy.requiresRestart());
}

Example 69 with TimeInterval

use of com.adaptris.util.TimeInterval in project interlok by adaptris.

the class WaitServiceTest method testDoService.

@Test
public void testDoService() throws Exception {
    long now = System.currentTimeMillis();
    WaitService srv = new WaitService(new TimeInterval(10L, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS));
    execute(srv, AdaptrisMessageFactory.getDefaultInstance().newMessage("Hello"));
    assertTrue(now < System.currentTimeMillis());
}

Example 70 with TimeInterval

use of com.adaptris.util.TimeInterval in project interlok by adaptris.

the class MetadataIdentitySequenceNumberServiceTest method retrieveObjectForSampleConfig.

@Override
protected MetadataIdentitySequenceNumberService retrieveObjectForSampleConfig() {
    JdbcConnection connection = new JdbcConnection();
    connection.setConnectUrl("jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/mydatabase");
    connection.setConnectionAttempts(2);
    connection.setConnectionRetryInterval(new TimeInterval(3L, "SECONDS"));
    MetadataIdentitySequenceNumberService service = new MetadataIdentitySequenceNumberService();
    service.setMetadataKey("sequence_no");
    service.setNumberFormat(DEFAULT_NUMBER_FORMAT);
    service.setConnection(connection);
    service.setIdentityMetadataKey(DEFAULT_IDENTITY_METADATA_KEY);
    service.setOverflowBehaviour(AbstractJdbcSequenceNumberService.OverflowBehaviour.Continue);
    return service;
}