Examples with IntervalTimer org.drools.core.time.impl.IntervalTimer used on opensource projects

Example 6 with IntervalTimer

use of org.drools.core.time.impl.IntervalTimer in project drools by kiegroup.

the class RuleBuilderTest method testBuildAttributes.

@Test
public void testBuildAttributes() throws Exception {
    // creates mock objects
    final RuleBuildContext context = mock(RuleBuildContext.class);
    final RuleImpl rule = mock(RuleImpl.class);
    // creates input object
    final RuleDescr ruleDescr = new RuleDescr("my rule");
    ruleDescr.addAttribute(new AttributeDescr("no-loop", "true"));
    ruleDescr.addAttribute(new AttributeDescr("auto-focus", "false"));
    ruleDescr.addAttribute(new AttributeDescr("agenda-group", "my agenda"));
    ruleDescr.addAttribute(new AttributeDescr("activation-group", "my activation"));
    ruleDescr.addAttribute(new AttributeDescr("lock-on-active", ""));
    ruleDescr.addAttribute(new AttributeDescr("enabled", "false"));
    ruleDescr.addAttribute(new AttributeDescr("duration", "60"));
    ruleDescr.addAttribute(new AttributeDescr("calendars", "\"cal1\""));
    ruleDescr.addAttribute(new AttributeDescr("date-effective", "10-Jul-1974"));
    ruleDescr.addAttribute(new AttributeDescr("date-expires", "10-Jul-2040"));
    // creates expected results
    final Calendar effective = Calendar.getInstance();
    effective.setTime(DateUtils.parseDate("10-Jul-1974"));
    final Calendar expires = Calendar.getInstance();
    expires.setTime(DateUtils.parseDate("10-Jul-2040"));
    // defining expectations on the mock object
    when(context.getRule()).thenReturn(rule);
    when(context.getRuleDescr()).thenReturn(ruleDescr);
    when(context.getKnowledgeBuilder()).thenReturn(new KnowledgeBuilderImpl());
    // calling the build method
    RuleBuilder.buildAttributes(context);
    // check expectations
    verify(rule).setNoLoop(true);
    verify(rule).setAutoFocus(false);
    verify(rule).setAgendaGroup("my agenda");
    verify(rule).setActivationGroup("my activation");
    verify(rule).setLockOnActive(true);
    verify(rule).setEnabled(EnabledBoolean.ENABLED_FALSE);
    verify(rule).setTimer(new IntervalTimer(null, null, -1, TimeUtils.parseTimeString("60"), 0));
    verify(rule).setCalendars(new String[] { "cal1" });
    verify(rule).setDateEffective(effective);
    verify(rule).setDateExpires(expires);
}