Examples with Event com.kloia.eventapis.pojos.Event used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Event

use of com.kloia.eventapis.pojos.Event in project eventapis by kloiasoft.

the class CompositeRepositoryImplTest method shouldFailOperationWithFailEvent.

@Test
public void shouldFailOperationWithFailEvent() throws ConcurrentEventException, EventStoreException, JsonProcessingException {
    when(eventRecorder.recordEntityEvent(eq(failEvent), anyLong(), previousEventKeyCaptor.capture(), concurrencyResolverFactoryCaptor.capture())).thenReturn(eventKey);
    when(objectWriter.writeValueAsString(failEvent)).thenReturn(failEventJson);
    compositeRepository.recordAndPublish(failEvent);
    ArgumentCaptor<SerializableConsumer> serializableConsumerCaptor = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(SerializableConsumer.class);
    verify(operationRepository).failOperation(eq("FailEvent"), serializableConsumerCaptor.capture());
    Event event = new Event();
    serializableConsumerCaptor.getValue().accept(event);
    assertThat(event.getEventState(), equalTo(EventState.TXN_FAILED));
}

Example 2 with Event

use of com.kloia.eventapis.pojos.Event in project eventapis by kloiasoft.

the class CompositeRepositoryImplTest method shouldSuccessOperationWithSuccessEvent.

@Test
public void shouldSuccessOperationWithSuccessEvent() throws ConcurrentEventException, EventStoreException, JsonProcessingException {
    when(eventRecorder.recordEntityEvent(eq(successEvent), anyLong(), previousEventKeyCaptor.capture(), concurrencyResolverFactoryCaptor.capture())).thenReturn(eventKey);
    when(objectWriter.writeValueAsString(successEvent)).thenReturn(successEventJson);
    compositeRepository.recordAndPublish(successEvent);
    ArgumentCaptor<SerializableConsumer> serializableConsumerCaptor = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(SerializableConsumer.class);
    verify(operationRepository).successOperation(eq("SuccessEvent"), serializableConsumerCaptor.capture());
    Event event = new Event();
    serializableConsumerCaptor.getValue().accept(event);
    assertThat(event.getEventState(), equalTo(EventState.TXN_SUCCEEDED));
}