Examples with SubscribedEvent io.zeebe.test.broker.protocol.clientapi.SubscribedEvent used on opensource projects

Example 1 with SubscribedEvent

use of io.zeebe.test.broker.protocol.clientapi.SubscribedEvent in project zeebe by zeebe-io.

the class IncidentTest method shouldResolveIncidentForOutputMappingFailure.

@Test
public void shouldResolveIncidentForOutputMappingFailure() throws Exception {
    // given
    testClient.deploy(WORKFLOW_OUTPUT_MAPPING);
    final long workflowInstanceKey = testClient.createWorkflowInstance("process");
    testClient.completeTaskOfType("test", MSGPACK_PAYLOAD);
    final SubscribedEvent failureEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(workflowInstanceEvents("ACTIVITY_COMPLETING"));
    final SubscribedEvent incidentEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(incidentEvents("CREATED"));
    // when
    updatePayload(workflowInstanceKey, failureEvent.key(), PAYLOAD);
    // then
    final SubscribedEvent followUpEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(workflowInstanceEvents("ACTIVITY_COMPLETED"));
    assertThat(followUpEvent.event()).containsEntry("payload", PAYLOAD);
    final SubscribedEvent incidentResolvedEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(incidentEvents("RESOLVED"));
    assertThat(incidentResolvedEvent.key()).isEqualTo(incidentEvent.key());
    assertThat(incidentResolvedEvent.event()).containsEntry("errorType", ErrorType.IO_MAPPING_ERROR.name()).containsEntry("errorMessage", "No data found for query $.foo.").containsEntry("bpmnProcessId", "process").containsEntry("workflowInstanceKey", workflowInstanceKey).containsEntry("activityId", "failingTask").containsEntry("activityInstanceKey", followUpEvent.key()).containsEntry("taskKey", -1);
}

Example 2 with SubscribedEvent

use of io.zeebe.test.broker.protocol.clientapi.SubscribedEvent in project zeebe by zeebe-io.

the class IncidentTest method shouldProcessIncidentsAfterMultipleTerminations.

@Test
public void shouldProcessIncidentsAfterMultipleTerminations() {
    // given
    testClient.deploy(WORKFLOW_INPUT_MAPPING);
    // create and cancel instance with incident
    long workflowInstanceKey = testClient.createWorkflowInstance("process");
    cancelWorkflowInstance(workflowInstanceKey);
    // create and cancel instance without incident
    workflowInstanceKey = testClient.createWorkflowInstance("process", PAYLOAD);
    cancelWorkflowInstance(workflowInstanceKey);
    // create another instance which creates an incident
    workflowInstanceKey = testClient.createWorkflowInstance("process");
    final SubscribedEvent incidentCreatedEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(incidentEvents("CREATED", workflowInstanceKey));
    // when
    cancelWorkflowInstance(workflowInstanceKey);
    // then
    final SubscribedEvent incidentEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(incidentEvents("DELETED", workflowInstanceKey));
    assertThat(incidentEvent.key()).isEqualTo(incidentCreatedEvent.key());
    assertThat(incidentEvent.event()).containsEntry("errorType", ErrorType.IO_MAPPING_ERROR.name()).containsEntry("errorMessage", "No data found for query $.foo.").containsEntry("bpmnProcessId", "process").containsEntry("workflowInstanceKey", workflowInstanceKey).containsEntry("activityId", "failingTask").containsEntry("activityInstanceKey", incidentEvent.event().get("activityInstanceKey"));
}

Example 3 with SubscribedEvent

use of io.zeebe.test.broker.protocol.clientapi.SubscribedEvent in project zeebe by zeebe-io.

the class IncidentTest method shouldResolveMultipleIncidents.

@Test
public void shouldResolveMultipleIncidents() throws Exception {
    // given
    testClient.deploy(WORKFLOW_INPUT_MAPPING);
    // create and resolve an first incident
    long workflowInstanceKey = testClient.createWorkflowInstance("process");
    SubscribedEvent failureEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(workflowInstanceEvents("ACTIVITY_READY", workflowInstanceKey));
    updatePayload(workflowInstanceKey, failureEvent.key(), PAYLOAD);
    // create a second incident
    workflowInstanceKey = testClient.createWorkflowInstance("process");
    failureEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(workflowInstanceEvents("ACTIVITY_READY", workflowInstanceKey));
    final SubscribedEvent incidentEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(incidentEvents("CREATED", workflowInstanceKey));
    // when
    updatePayload(workflowInstanceKey, failureEvent.key(), PAYLOAD);
    // then
    final SubscribedEvent incidentResolvedEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(incidentEvents("RESOLVED", workflowInstanceKey));
    assertThat(incidentResolvedEvent.key()).isEqualTo(incidentEvent.key());
}

Example 4 with SubscribedEvent

use of io.zeebe.test.broker.protocol.clientapi.SubscribedEvent in project zeebe by zeebe-io.

the class IncidentTest method shouldDeleteIncidentIfTaskIsCanceled.

@Test
public void shouldDeleteIncidentIfTaskIsCanceled() {
    // given
    testClient.deploy(WORKFLOW_INPUT_MAPPING);
    final long workflowInstanceKey = testClient.createWorkflowInstance("process", PAYLOAD);
    failTaskWithNoRetriesLeft();
    final SubscribedEvent incidentCreatedEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(incidentEvents("CREATED"));
    // when
    cancelWorkflowInstance(workflowInstanceKey);
    // then
    final SubscribedEvent taskEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(taskEvents("FAILED"));
    SubscribedEvent incidentEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(incidentEvents("DELETE"));
    assertThat(incidentEvent.key()).isEqualTo(incidentCreatedEvent.key());
    assertThat(incidentEvent.event()).containsEntry("errorType", ErrorType.TASK_NO_RETRIES.name()).containsEntry("errorMessage", "No more retries left.").containsEntry("bpmnProcessId", "process").containsEntry("workflowInstanceKey", workflowInstanceKey).containsEntry("activityId", "failingTask").containsEntry("activityInstanceKey", incidentEvent.event().get("activityInstanceKey")).containsEntry("taskKey", taskEvent.key());
    incidentEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(incidentEvents("DELETED"));
    assertThat(incidentEvent.key()).isEqualTo(incidentCreatedEvent.key());
    assertThat(incidentEvent.event()).containsEntry("errorType", ErrorType.TASK_NO_RETRIES.name()).containsEntry("errorMessage", "No more retries left.").containsEntry("bpmnProcessId", "process").containsEntry("workflowInstanceKey", workflowInstanceKey).containsEntry("activityId", "failingTask").containsEntry("activityInstanceKey", incidentEvent.event().get("activityInstanceKey")).containsEntry("taskKey", taskEvent.key());
}

Example 5 with SubscribedEvent

use of io.zeebe.test.broker.protocol.clientapi.SubscribedEvent in project zeebe by zeebe-io.

the class IncidentTest method shouldResolveIncidentForExclusiveGatewayWithoutMatchingCondition.

@Test
public void shouldResolveIncidentForExclusiveGatewayWithoutMatchingCondition() throws Throwable {
    // given
    testClient.deploy(Bpmn.createExecutableWorkflow("workflow").startEvent().exclusiveGateway("xor").sequenceFlow("s1", s -> s.condition("$.foo < 5")).endEvent().sequenceFlow("s2", s -> s.condition("$.foo >= 5 && $.foo < 10")).endEvent().done());
    // when
    final long workflowInstanceKey = testClient.createWorkflowInstance("workflow", asMsgPack("foo", 12));
    // then incident is created
    testClient.receiveSingleEvent(incidentEvents("CREATED"));
    final SubscribedEvent failureEvent = testClient.receiveSingleEvent(workflowInstanceEvents("GATEWAY_ACTIVATED"));
    // when
    updatePayload(workflowInstanceKey, failureEvent.key(), asMsgPack("foo", 7).byteArray());
    // then
    testClient.receiveSingleEvent(incidentEvents("RESOLVED"));
    testClient.receiveSingleEvent(workflowInstanceEvents("WORKFLOW_INSTANCE_COMPLETED"));
}