Examples with SubscribeResponse org.apache.cxf.ws.eventing.SubscribeResponse used on opensource projects

Example 6 with SubscribeResponse

use of org.apache.cxf.ws.eventing.SubscribeResponse in project cxf by apache.

the class SubscriptionGrantingTest method testExpirationGrantingWithoutBestEffort.

/*    */
/**
 * specification:
 * The expiration time MAY be either a specific time or a duration but MUST
 * be of the same type as the wse:Expires element of the corresponding request.
 * If the corresponding request did not contain a wse:Expires element, this
 * element MUST be a duration (xs:duration).
 *
 * @throws IOException
 */
@Test
public void testExpirationGrantingWithoutBestEffort() throws IOException {
    // we specify a xs:duration
    Subscribe subscribe = new Subscribe();
    ExpirationType exp = new ExpirationType();
    exp.setValue(DurationAndDateUtil.convertToXMLString(DurationAndDateUtil.parseDurationOrTimestamp("PT0S")));
    subscribe.setExpires(exp);
    DeliveryType delivery = new DeliveryType();
    subscribe.setDelivery(delivery);
    subscribe.getDelivery().getContent().add(createDummyNotifyTo());
    SubscribeResponse resp = eventSourceClient.subscribeOp(subscribe);
    Assert.assertTrue("Specification requires that EventSource return a xs:duration " + "expirationType if a xs:duration was requested by client", DurationAndDateUtil.isDuration(resp.getGrantedExpires().getValue()));
    // we specify a xs:dateTime
    subscribe = new Subscribe();
    exp = new ExpirationType();
    XMLGregorianCalendar dateRequest = (XMLGregorianCalendar) DurationAndDateUtil.parseDurationOrTimestamp("2138-06-26T12:23:12.000-01:00");
    exp.setValue(DurationAndDateUtil.convertToXMLString(dateRequest));
    subscribe.setExpires(exp);
    delivery = new DeliveryType();
    subscribe.setDelivery(delivery);
    subscribe.getDelivery().getContent().add(createDummyNotifyTo());
    resp = eventSourceClient.subscribeOp(subscribe);
    Assert.assertTrue("Specification requires that EventSource return a " + "xs:dateTime expirationType if a xs:dateTime was requested by client", DurationAndDateUtil.isXMLGregorianCalendar(resp.getGrantedExpires().getValue()));
    XMLGregorianCalendar returned = DurationAndDateUtil.parseXMLGregorianCalendar(resp.getGrantedExpires().getValue());
    System.out.println("granted expiration: " + returned.normalize().toXMLFormat());
    System.out.println("requested expiration: " + dateRequest.normalize().toXMLFormat());
    Assert.assertTrue("Server should have returned exactly the same date as we requested", returned.equals(dateRequest));
    // we don't specify anything
    subscribe = new Subscribe();
    delivery = new DeliveryType();
    subscribe.setDelivery(delivery);
    subscribe.getDelivery().getContent().add(createDummyNotifyTo());
    resp = eventSourceClient.subscribeOp(subscribe);
    Assert.assertTrue("Specification requires that EventSource return a xs:duration " + "expirationType if no specific expirationType was requested by client", DurationAndDateUtil.isDuration(resp.getGrantedExpires().getValue()));
}

Example 7 with SubscribeResponse

use of org.apache.cxf.ws.eventing.SubscribeResponse in project cxf by apache.

the class SubscriptionManagementTest method renewWithDateTime.

/**
 * Tests the Renew operation, while specifying an xs:dateTime in the renew request,
 * eg. the subscriber requests to set the subscription expiration to a specific date/time.
 */
@Test
public void renewWithDateTime() throws IOException {
    Subscribe subscribe = new Subscribe();
    ExpirationType exp = new ExpirationType();
    exp.setValue(DurationAndDateUtil.convertToXMLString(DurationAndDateUtil.parseDurationOrTimestamp(// 5 minutes
    "2018-10-21T14:52:46.826+02:00")));
    subscribe.setExpires(exp);
    DeliveryType delivery = new DeliveryType();
    subscribe.setDelivery(delivery);
    subscribe.getDelivery().getContent().add(createDummyNotifyTo());
    SubscribeResponse resp = eventSourceClient.subscribeOp(subscribe);
    SubscriptionManagerEndpoint client = createSubscriptionManagerClient(resp.getSubscriptionManager().getReferenceParameters());
    GetStatusResponse response = client.getStatusOp(new GetStatus());
    String expirationBefore = response.getGrantedExpires().getValue();
    System.out.println("EXPIRES before renew: " + expirationBefore);
    Assert.assertTrue(expirationBefore.length() > 0);
    Renew renewRequest = new Renew();
    ExpirationType renewExp = new ExpirationType();
    renewExp.setValue(DurationAndDateUtil.convertToXMLString(DurationAndDateUtil.parseDurationOrTimestamp(// 10 minutes
    "2056-10-21T14:54:46.826+02:00")));
    renewRequest.setExpires(renewExp);
    client.renewOp(renewRequest);
    response = client.getStatusOp(new GetStatus());
    String expirationAfter = response.getGrantedExpires().getValue();
    System.out.println("EXPIRES after renew: " + expirationAfter);
    Assert.assertFalse("Renew request should change the expiration time at least a bit", expirationAfter.equals(expirationBefore));
}

Example 8 with SubscribeResponse

use of org.apache.cxf.ws.eventing.SubscribeResponse in project cxf by apache.

the class SubscriptionManagementTest method renewWithDuration.

/**
 * Tests the Renew operation, while specifying an xs:duration in the renew request,
 * eg. the subscriber requests to prolong the subscription by a specific amount of time.
 */
@Test
public void renewWithDuration() throws IOException {
    Subscribe subscribe = new Subscribe();
    ExpirationType exp = new ExpirationType();
    exp.setValue(DurationAndDateUtil.convertToXMLString(// 5 minutes
    DurationAndDateUtil.parseDurationOrTimestamp("PT5M0S")));
    subscribe.setExpires(exp);
    DeliveryType delivery = new DeliveryType();
    subscribe.setDelivery(delivery);
    subscribe.getDelivery().getContent().add(createDummyNotifyTo());
    SubscribeResponse resp = eventSourceClient.subscribeOp(subscribe);
    SubscriptionManagerEndpoint client = createSubscriptionManagerClient(resp.getSubscriptionManager().getReferenceParameters());
    GetStatusResponse response = client.getStatusOp(new GetStatus());
    String expirationBefore = response.getGrantedExpires().getValue();
    System.out.println("EXPIRES before renew: " + expirationBefore);
    Assert.assertTrue(expirationBefore.length() > 0);
    Renew renewRequest = new Renew();
    ExpirationType renewExp = new ExpirationType();
    renewExp.setValue(DurationAndDateUtil.convertToXMLString(// 10 minutes
    DurationAndDateUtil.parseDurationOrTimestamp("PT10M0S")));
    renewRequest.setExpires(renewExp);
    client.renewOp(renewRequest);
    response = client.getStatusOp(new GetStatus());
    String expirationAfter = response.getGrantedExpires().getValue();
    System.out.println("EXPIRES after renew: " + expirationAfter);
    Assert.assertFalse("Renew request should change the expiration time at least a bit", expirationAfter.equals(expirationBefore));
}

Example 9 with SubscribeResponse

use of org.apache.cxf.ws.eventing.SubscribeResponse in project cxf by apache.

the class SubscriptionManagementTest method unsubscribeAndThenGetStatus.

/**
 * Tries to create a subscription, then cancel it, then obtain its status.
 * The last mentioned operation should fail.
 */
@Test
public void unsubscribeAndThenGetStatus() throws Exception {
    Subscribe subscribe = new Subscribe();
    ExpirationType exp = new ExpirationType();
    exp.setValue(DurationAndDateUtil.convertToXMLString(DurationAndDateUtil.parseDurationOrTimestamp("PT0S")));
    subscribe.setExpires(exp);
    DeliveryType delivery = new DeliveryType();
    subscribe.setDelivery(delivery);
    subscribe.getDelivery().getContent().add(createDummyNotifyTo());
    SubscribeResponse subscribeResponse = eventSourceClient.subscribeOp(subscribe);
    SubscriptionManagerEndpoint client = createSubscriptionManagerClient(subscribeResponse.getSubscriptionManager().getReferenceParameters());
    UnsubscribeResponse unsubscribeResponse = client.unsubscribeOp(new Unsubscribe());
    Assert.assertNotNull(unsubscribeResponse);
    try {
        client.getStatusOp(new GetStatus());
    } catch (javax.xml.ws.soap.SOAPFaultException ex) {
        Assert.assertTrue(ex.getFault().getFaultCode().contains(UnknownSubscription.LOCAL_PART));
        Assert.assertTrue(ex.getFault().getTextContent().contains(UnknownSubscription.REASON));
        return;
    }
    Assert.fail("The subscription manager should have refused to send status of a cancelled subscription");
}