Examples with BehaviorGroupAction com.redhat.cloud.notifications.models.BehaviorGroupAction used on opensource projects

Example 1 with BehaviorGroupAction

use of com.redhat.cloud.notifications.models.BehaviorGroupAction in project notifications-backend by RedHatInsights.

the class LifecycleITest method addBehaviorGroupAction.

@Transactional
void addBehaviorGroupAction(UUID behaviorGroupId, UUID endpointId) {
    BehaviorGroup behaviorGroup = entityManager.find(BehaviorGroup.class, behaviorGroupId);
    Endpoint endpoint = entityManager.find(Endpoint.class, endpointId);
    BehaviorGroupAction action = new BehaviorGroupAction();
    action.setId(new BehaviorGroupActionId());
    action.setBehaviorGroup(behaviorGroup);
    action.setEndpoint(endpoint);
    entityManager.persist(action);
}

Example 2 with BehaviorGroupAction

use of com.redhat.cloud.notifications.models.BehaviorGroupAction in project notifications-backend by RedHatInsights.

the class BehaviorGroupRepositoryTest method updateAndCheckBehaviorGroupActions.

@Transactional
void updateAndCheckBehaviorGroupActions(String accountId, UUID bundleId, UUID behaviorGroupId, Status expectedResult, UUID... endpointIds) {
    Status status = behaviorGroupRepository.updateBehaviorGroupActions(accountId, behaviorGroupId, Arrays.asList(endpointIds));
    // Is the update result the one we expected?
    assertEquals(expectedResult, status);
    if (expectedResult == Status.OK) {
        // We need to clear the session L1 cache before checking the update result.
        entityManager.clear();
        // If we expected a success, the behavior group actions should match exactly the given endpoint IDs.
        List<BehaviorGroupAction> actions = findBehaviorGroupActions(accountId, bundleId, behaviorGroupId);
        assertEquals(endpointIds.length, actions.size());
        for (int i = 0; i < endpointIds.length; i++) {
            assertEquals(endpointIds[i], actions.get(i).getEndpoint().getId());
        }
    }
}