Examples with MessageSender org.jboss.pnc.messaging.spi.MessageSender used on opensource projects

Example 1 with MessageSender

use of org.jboss.pnc.messaging.spi.MessageSender in project pnc by project-ncl.

the class MessageSenderProviderTest method shouldGetMessageSender.

@Test
public void shouldGetMessageSender() throws MessagingConfigurationException {
    // given
    Instance<MessageSender> messageSenders = getMessageSenders();
    SystemConfig systemConfig = Mockito.mock(SystemConfig.class);
    Mockito.when(systemConfig.getMessageSenderId()).thenReturn(MessageSender2.class.getName());
    // when
    MessageSenderProvider messageSenderProvider = new MessageSenderProvider(messageSenders, systemConfig);
    // expect
    Optional<MessageSender> selectedMessageSender = messageSenderProvider.getMessageSender();
    Assert.assertTrue(selectedMessageSender.isPresent());
    Assert.assertEquals(MessageSender2.class.getName(), selectedMessageSender.get().getMessageSenderId());
    Assert.assertTrue(((AbstractMessageSender) selectedMessageSender.get()).initialized);
}

Example 2 with MessageSender

use of org.jboss.pnc.messaging.spi.MessageSender in project pnc by project-ncl.

the class MessageSenderProvider method logAvailableInstances.

private void logAvailableInstances(Logger logger, Instance<MessageSender> instances) {
    List<String> names = new ArrayList<>();
    for (MessageSender instance : instances) {
        names.add(instance.getMessageSenderId());
    }
    logger.info("Found multiple message senders: {}.", names.stream().collect(Collectors.joining(", ")));
}

Example 3 with MessageSender

use of org.jboss.pnc.messaging.spi.MessageSender in project pnc by project-ncl.

the class MessageSenderProviderTest method shouldNotGetMessageSenderWithInvalidId.

@Test
public void shouldNotGetMessageSenderWithInvalidId() {
    // given
    Instance<MessageSender> messageSenders = getMessageSenders();
    SystemConfig systemConfig = Mockito.mock(SystemConfig.class);
    Mockito.when(systemConfig.getMessageSenderId()).thenReturn("invalidId");
    Exception exception = null;
    // when
    try {
        new MessageSenderProvider(messageSenders, systemConfig);
    } catch (MessagingConfigurationException e) {
        exception = e;
    }
    // expect
    Assert.assertTrue(exception instanceof MessagingConfigurationException);
}

Example 4 with MessageSender

use of org.jboss.pnc.messaging.spi.MessageSender in project pnc by project-ncl.

the class MessageSenderProvider method selectMessageSender.

private Optional<MessageSender> selectMessageSender() throws MessagingConfigurationException {
    Optional<MessageSender> selectedMessageSender;
    if (messageSenders.isUnsatisfied()) {
        logger.warn("Messaging to MQ is disabled. There is no message sender available to inject.");
        selectedMessageSender = Optional.empty();
    } else if (messageSenders.isAmbiguous()) {
        logAvailableInstances(logger, messageSenders);
        MessageSender matchingMessageSender = null;
        String messageSenderName = config.getMessageSenderId();
        if (!StringUtils.isEmpty(messageSenderName)) {
            matchingMessageSender = selectMessageSenderByClassName(messageSenders, messageSenderName);
        }
        if (matchingMessageSender == null) {
            matchingMessageSender = selectMessageSenderByClassName(messageSenders, DEFAULT_MESSAGE_SENDER);
        }
        if (matchingMessageSender != null) {
            logger.info("Using {} MQ message sender.", matchingMessageSender.getMessageSenderId());
            selectedMessageSender = Optional.of(matchingMessageSender);
        } else {
            throw new MessagingConfigurationException("Non of the available MessageSenders is matching configured name or the default.");
        }
    } else {
        logger.info("Using {} MQ message sender.", messageSenders.get().getClass().getName());
        selectedMessageSender = Optional.of(messageSenders.get());
    }
    selectedMessageSender.ifPresent(MessageSender::init);
    return selectedMessageSender;
}