Examples with BInteger org.ballerinalang.model.values.BInteger used on opensource projects

Example 51 with BInteger

use of org.ballerinalang.model.values.BInteger in project ballerina by ballerina-lang.

the class TimerTest method testExecutionWithWorkersAndErrorFn.

@Test(description = "Tests running a timer started within workers  where the onTrigger function generates an error")
public void testExecutionWithWorkersAndErrorFn() {
    CompileResult timerCompileResult = BCompileUtil.compileAndSetup("test-src/task/timer-workers.bal");
    printDiagnostics(timerCompileResult);
    int w1InitialDelay = 500;
    int w1Interval = 1000;
    int w2InitialDelay = 800;
    int w2Interval = 1000;
    String w1ErrMsg = "w1: Timer error";
    String w2ErrMsg = "w2: Timer error";
    BValue[] returns = BRunUtil.invokeStateful(timerCompileResult, "scheduleTimer", new BValue[] { new BInteger(w1InitialDelay), new BInteger(w1Interval), new BInteger(w2InitialDelay), new BInteger(w2Interval), new BString(w1ErrMsg), new BString(w2ErrMsg) });
    String w1TaskId = returns[0].stringValue();
    String w2TaskId = returns[1].stringValue();
    // A non-null task ID should be returned
    assertNotEquals(w1TaskId, "", "Invalid task ID from worker w1");
    // A non-null task ID should be returned
    assertNotEquals(w2TaskId, "", "Invalid task ID from worker w2");
    await().atMost(10, SECONDS).until(() -> {
        BValue[] errors = BRunUtil.invokeStateful(timerCompileResult, "getErrors");
        return errors != null && errors[0] != null && !errors[0].stringValue().isEmpty() && errors[1] != null && !errors[1].stringValue().isEmpty();
    });
    // Now test whether the onError Ballerina function got called
    BValue[] error = BRunUtil.invokeStateful(timerCompileResult, "getErrors");
    assertNotNull(error[0], "Expected error not returned.");
    assertEquals(error[0].stringValue(), w1ErrMsg, "Expected error message not returned.");
    assertEquals(error[1].stringValue(), w2ErrMsg, "Expected error message not returned.");
    // Now let's try stopping the tasks
    BValue[] stopResult = BRunUtil.invokeStateful(timerCompileResult, "stopTasks", new BValue[] { new BString(w1TaskId), new BString(w2TaskId) });
    assertNull(stopResult[0], "Task stopping on worker w1 resulted in an error");
    assertNull(stopResult[1], "Task stopping on worker w2 resulted in an error");
    // One more check to see whether the task really stopped
    BValue[] counts = BRunUtil.invokeStateful(timerCompileResult, "getCounts");
    assertEquals(((BInteger) counts[0]).intValue(), -1, "Count hasn't been reset");
    assertEquals(((BInteger) counts[1]).intValue(), -1, "Count hasn't been reset");
}

Example 52 with BInteger

use of org.ballerinalang.model.values.BInteger in project ballerina by ballerina-lang.

the class TimerTest method testSimpleExecutionWithWorkers.

@Test(description = "Tests running a timer started within workers")
public void testSimpleExecutionWithWorkers() {
    CompileResult timerCompileResult = BCompileUtil.compileAndSetup("test-src/task/timer-workers.bal");
    printDiagnostics(timerCompileResult);
    int w1InitialDelay = 500;
    int w1Interval = 1000;
    int w2InitialDelay = 800;
    int w2Interval = 2000;
    BValue[] returns = BRunUtil.invokeStateful(timerCompileResult, "scheduleTimer", new BValue[] { new BInteger(w1InitialDelay), new BInteger(w1Interval), new BInteger(w2InitialDelay), new BInteger(w2Interval), new BString(""), new BString("") });
    String w1TaskId = returns[0].stringValue();
    String w2TaskId = returns[1].stringValue();
    // A non-null task ID should be returned
    assertNotEquals(w1TaskId, "", "Invalid task ID from worker w1");
    // A non-null task ID should be returned
    assertNotEquals(w2TaskId, "", "Invalid task ID from worker w2");
    await().atMost(30, SECONDS).until(() -> {
        BValue[] counts = BRunUtil.invokeStateful(timerCompileResult, "getCounts");
        return counts != null && counts[0] != null && counts[1] != null && ((BInteger) counts[0]).intValue() >= 5 && ((BInteger) counts[1]).intValue() >= 5;
    });
    // Now let's try stopping the tasks
    BValue[] stopResult = BRunUtil.invokeStateful(timerCompileResult, "stopTasks", new BValue[] { new BString(w1TaskId), new BString(w2TaskId) });
    assertNull(stopResult[0], "Task stopping on worker w1 resulted in an error");
    assertNull(stopResult[1], "Task stopping on worker w2 resulted in an error");
    // One more check to see whether the task really stopped
    BValue[] counts = BRunUtil.invokeStateful(timerCompileResult, "getCounts");
    assertEquals(((BInteger) counts[0]).intValue(), -1, "Count hasn't been reset");
    assertEquals(((BInteger) counts[1]).intValue(), -1, "Count hasn't been reset");
}

Example 53 with BInteger

use of org.ballerinalang.model.values.BInteger in project ballerina by ballerina-lang.

the class StructTest method testBasicStruct.

@Test(description = "Test Basic struct operations")
public void testBasicStruct() {
    BValue[] returns = BRunUtil.invoke(compileResult, "testCreateStruct");
    Assert.assertTrue(returns[0] instanceof BString);
    Assert.assertEquals(returns[0].stringValue(), "Jack");
    Assert.assertTrue(returns[1] instanceof BMap);
    BMap<String, ?> adrsMap = ((BMap) returns[1]);
    Assert.assertEquals(adrsMap.get("country"), new BString("USA"));
    Assert.assertEquals(adrsMap.get("state"), new BString("CA"));
    Assert.assertTrue(returns[2] instanceof BInteger);
    Assert.assertEquals(((BInteger) returns[2]).intValue(), 25);
}

Example 54 with BInteger

use of org.ballerinalang.model.values.BInteger in project ballerina by ballerina-lang.

the class BAnyTypeSuccessScenariosTest method variableDefTest.

@Test(description = "Test variable init with any")
public void variableDefTest() {
    BValue[] returns = BRunUtil.invoke(result, "variableDefTest", new BValue[0]);
    Assert.assertEquals(returns.length, 1);
    Assert.assertSame(returns[0].getClass(), BInteger.class);
    BInteger intVal = (BInteger) returns[0];
    Assert.assertEquals(intVal.intValue(), 5, "Invalid int value returned.");
}

Example 55 with BInteger

use of org.ballerinalang.model.values.BInteger in project ballerina by ballerina-lang.

the class BAnyTypeSuccessScenariosTest method testMultipleReturnWithAny.

@Test(description = "Test Multiple returns with any")
public void testMultipleReturnWithAny() {
    BValue[] returns = BRunUtil.invoke(result, "multipleReturnWithAny", new BValue[0]);
    Assert.assertEquals(returns.length, 2);
    Assert.assertSame(returns[0].getClass(), BJSON.class);
    Assert.assertSame(returns[1].getClass(), BInteger.class);
    BJSON json = (BJSON) returns[0];
    BInteger intVal = (BInteger) returns[1];
    Assert.assertEquals(json.stringValue(), "{\"PropertyName\":\"Value\"}", "Invalid json value returned.");
    Assert.assertEquals(intVal.intValue(), 7, "Invalid int value returned.");
}