Examples with NotificationPattern org.opendaylight.yang.gen.v1.urn.cisco.params.xml.ns.yang.messagebus.eventaggregator.rev141202.NotificationPattern used on opensource projects

Example 6 with NotificationPattern

use of org.opendaylight.yang.gen.v1.urn.cisco.params.xml.ns.yang.messagebus.eventaggregator.rev141202.NotificationPattern in project controller by opendaylight.

the class EventSourceTopologyTest method topicTestHelper.

private void topicTestHelper() throws Exception {
    constructorTestHelper();
    createTopicInputMock = mock(CreateTopicInput.class);
    eventSourceTopology = new EventSourceTopology(dataBrokerMock, rpcProviderRegistryMock);
    NotificationPattern notificationPattern = new NotificationPattern("value1");
    doReturn(notificationPattern).when(createTopicInputMock).getNotificationPattern();
    Pattern pattern = new Pattern("valuePattern1");
    doReturn(pattern).when(createTopicInputMock).getNodeIdPattern();
    listenerRegistrationMock = mock(ListenerRegistration.class);
    doReturn(listenerRegistrationMock).when(dataBrokerMock).registerDataTreeChangeListener(any(DataTreeIdentifier.class), any(EventSourceTopic.class));
    ReadOnlyTransaction readOnlyTransactionMock = mock(ReadOnlyTransaction.class);
    doReturn(readOnlyTransactionMock).when(dataBrokerMock).newReadOnlyTransaction();
    CheckedFuture checkedFutureMock = mock(CheckedFuture.class);
    doReturn(checkedFutureMock).when(readOnlyTransactionMock).read(eq(LogicalDatastoreType.OPERATIONAL), any(InstanceIdentifier.class));
    Optional optionalMock = mock(Optional.class);
    doReturn(optionalMock).when(checkedFutureMock).checkedGet();
    doReturn(true).when(optionalMock).isPresent();
    Topology topologyMock = mock(Topology.class);
    doReturn(topologyMock).when(optionalMock).get();
    Node nodeMock = mock(Node.class);
    List<Node> nodeList = new ArrayList<>();
    nodeList.add(nodeMock);
    doReturn(nodeList).when(topologyMock).getNode();
    NodeId nodeId = new NodeId("nodeIdValue1");
    doReturn(nodeId).when(nodeMock).getNodeId();
}