Examples with JUnitLambdaProbe org.mule.tck.probe.JUnitLambdaProbe used on opensource projects

Example 1 with JUnitLambdaProbe

use of org.mule.tck.probe.JUnitLambdaProbe in project mule by mulesoft.

the class AsyncRequestReplyRequesterTestCase method testMultiple.

@Test
@Ignore("See MULE-8830")
public void testMultiple() throws Exception {
    asyncReplyMP = new TestAsyncRequestReplyRequester(muleContext);
    SensingNullMessageProcessor target = getSensingNullMessageProcessor();
    target.setWaitTime(50);
    AsyncDelegateMessageProcessor asyncMP = createAsyncMessageProcessor(target);
    asyncMP.initialise();
    asyncReplyMP.setListener(asyncMP);
    asyncReplyMP.setReplySource(target.getMessageSource());
    final AtomicInteger count = new AtomicInteger();
    for (int i = 0; i < 500; i++) {
        scheduler.execute(() -> {
            try {
                CoreEvent resultEvent = asyncReplyMP.process(testEvent());
                // Can't assert same because we copy event for async currently
                assertEquals(((PrivilegedEvent) testEvent()).getMessageAsString(muleContext), ((PrivilegedEvent) resultEvent).getMessageAsString(muleContext));
                count.incrementAndGet();
                LOGGER.debug("Finished " + count.get());
            } catch (Exception e) {
                throw new RuntimeException(e);
            }
        });
    }
    new PollingProber().check(new JUnitLambdaProbe(() -> {
        assertThat(count.get(), greaterThanOrEqualTo(500));
        return true;
    }));
}

Example 2 with JUnitLambdaProbe

use of org.mule.tck.probe.JUnitLambdaProbe in project mule by mulesoft.

the class DynamicConfigExpirationTestCase method assertExpired.

private void assertExpired(HeisenbergExtension config, long timeoutMilis, long pollDelayMillis) {
    PollingProber prober = new PollingProber(timeoutMilis, pollDelayMillis);
    prober.check(new JUnitLambdaProbe(() -> {
        assertThat(config.getStop(), is(1));
        assertThat(config.getDispose(), is(1));
        return true;
    }, "config was not stopped or disposed"));
}

Example 3 with JUnitLambdaProbe

use of org.mule.tck.probe.JUnitLambdaProbe in project mule by mulesoft.

the class DefaultEventContextTestCase method childSuccessWithResultForPublisherFreesChild.

@Test
@Description("Once a child context is completed, its event is not kept in memory after the response publisher is consumed.")
public void childSuccessWithResultForPublisherFreesChild() throws Exception {
    child = addChild(parent);
    CoreEvent eventChild = getEventBuilder().message(Message.of(TEST_PAYLOAD)).build();
    CoreEvent eventParent = getEventBuilder().message(Message.of(TEST_PAYLOAD)).build();
    PhantomReference<CoreEvent> childRef = new PhantomReference<>(eventChild, new ReferenceQueue<>());
    Publisher<CoreEvent> responsePublisher = child.getResponsePublisher();
    child.success(eventChild);
    eventChild = null;
    childResultValue.set(null);
    // Force finalization of the response publisher
    from(responsePublisher).block();
    responsePublisher = null;
    new PollingProber(GC_POLLING_TIMEOUT, DEFAULT_POLLING_INTERVAL).check(new JUnitLambdaProbe(() -> {
        System.gc();
        assertThat(childRef.isEnqueued(), is(true));
        return true;
    }, "A hard reference is being mantained to the child event."));
    parent.success(eventParent);
}

Example 4 with JUnitLambdaProbe

use of org.mule.tck.probe.JUnitLambdaProbe in project mule by mulesoft.

the class MuleObjectStoreManagerTestCase method expireTwoStoresInParallel.

@Test
public void expireTwoStoresInParallel() throws ObjectStoreException, InitialisationException, InterruptedException {
    when(muleContext.isPrimaryPollingInstance()).thenReturn(true);
    expireDelayLatch = new CountDownLatch(1);
    addJavaSerializerToMockMuleContext(muleContext);
    storeManager.initialise();
    storeManager.createObjectStore(TEST_PARTITION_NAME + "_1", ObjectStoreSettings.builder().persistent(false).entryTtl(10L).expirationInterval(10L).build());
    storeManager.createObjectStore(TEST_PARTITION_NAME + "_2", ObjectStoreSettings.builder().persistent(false).entryTtl(10L).expirationInterval(10L).build());
    new PollingProber(POLLING_TIMEOUT, POLLING_DELAY).check(new JUnitLambdaProbe(() -> {
        assertThat(expires.get(), is(2));
        return true;
    }));
    expireDelayLatch.countDown();
}

Example 5 with JUnitLambdaProbe

use of org.mule.tck.probe.JUnitLambdaProbe in project mule by mulesoft.

the class ExpiryMonitorTestCase method testExpiryWithReset.

@Test
public void testExpiryWithReset() throws InterruptedException {
    Expirable e = () -> expire();
    monitor.addExpirable(EXPIRE_TIME, MILLISECONDS, e);
    monitor.run();
    assertThat(expired, is(false));
    long startTime = currentTimeMillis();
    monitor.resetExpirable(e);
    monitor.run();
    assertTrue(!expired);
    new PollingProber(EXPIRE_TIMEOUT, 50).check(new JUnitLambdaProbe(() -> {
        assertThat(monitor.isRegistered(e), is(false));
        assertThat(expired, is(true));
        return true;
    }, ae -> {
        ae.printStackTrace();
        return "" + currentTimeMillis() + " - " + monitor.toString();
    }));
    assertThat(expiredTime - startTime, greaterThanOrEqualTo(EXPIRE_TIME - DELTA_TIME));
}