use of org.talend.components.jdbc.tjdbcconnection.TJDBCConnectionProperties in project components by Talend.
the class JDBCRollbackTestIT method testClose.
@Test
public void testClose() throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException, SQLException {
// connection part
TJDBCConnectionDefinition connectionDefinition = new TJDBCConnectionDefinition();
TJDBCConnectionProperties connectionProperties = DBTestUtils.createCommonJDBCConnectionProperties(allSetting, connectionDefinition);
JDBCSourceOrSink sourceOrSink = new JDBCSourceOrSink();
sourceOrSink.initialize(null, connectionProperties);
ValidationResult result = sourceOrSink.validate(container);
assertTrue(result.getStatus() == ValidationResult.Result.OK);
// rollback part
TJDBCRollbackDefinition rollbackDefinition = new TJDBCRollbackDefinition();
TJDBCRollbackProperties rollbackProperties = (TJDBCRollbackProperties) rollbackDefinition.createRuntimeProperties();
rollbackProperties.referencedComponent.componentInstanceId.setValue(refComponentId);
rollbackProperties.closeConnection.setValue(true);
JDBCRollbackSourceOrSink rollbackSourceOrSink = new JDBCRollbackSourceOrSink();
rollbackSourceOrSink.initialize(container, rollbackProperties);
rollbackSourceOrSink.validate(container);
try (java.sql.Connection refConnection = (java.sql.Connection) container.getComponentData(ComponentConstants.CONNECTION_KEY, refComponentId)) {
assertTrue(refConnection != null);
Assert.assertTrue(refConnection.isClosed());
}
}
use of org.talend.components.jdbc.tjdbcconnection.TJDBCConnectionProperties in project components by Talend.
the class JDBCRollbackTestIT method testRollback.
@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
@Test
public void testRollback() throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException, SQLException {
// connection part
TJDBCConnectionDefinition connectionDefinition = new TJDBCConnectionDefinition();
TJDBCConnectionProperties connectionProperties = DBTestUtils.createCommonJDBCConnectionProperties(allSetting, connectionDefinition);
JDBCSourceOrSink sourceOrSink = new JDBCSourceOrSink();
sourceOrSink.initialize(null, connectionProperties);
ValidationResult result = sourceOrSink.validate(container);
assertTrue(result.getStatus() == ValidationResult.Result.OK);
// output part
TJDBCOutputDefinition outputDefinition = new TJDBCOutputDefinition();
TJDBCOutputProperties outputProperties = (TJDBCOutputProperties) outputDefinition.createRuntimeProperties();
outputProperties.main.schema.setValue(DBTestUtils.createTestSchema(tablename));
outputProperties.updateOutputSchemas();
outputProperties.tableSelection.tablename.setValue(tablename);
outputProperties.dataAction.setValue(DataAction.INSERT);
outputProperties.referencedComponent.componentInstanceId.setValue(refComponentId);
outputProperties.referencedComponent.setReference(connectionProperties);
JDBCSink sink = new JDBCSink();
sink.initialize(container, outputProperties);
WriteOperation writerOperation = sink.createWriteOperation();
writerOperation.initialize(container);
JDBCOutputInsertWriter writer = (JDBCOutputInsertWriter) writerOperation.createWriter(container);
try {
writer.open("wid");
IndexedRecord r1 = new GenericData.Record(outputProperties.main.schema.getValue());
r1.put(0, 4);
r1.put(1, "xiaoming");
writer.write(r1);
DBTestUtils.assertSuccessRecord(writer, r1);
IndexedRecord r2 = new GenericData.Record(outputProperties.main.schema.getValue());
r2.put(0, 5);
r2.put(1, "xiaobai");
writer.write(r2);
DBTestUtils.assertSuccessRecord(writer, r2);
writer.close();
} finally {
writer.close();
}
// rollback part
TJDBCRollbackDefinition rollbackDefinition = new TJDBCRollbackDefinition();
TJDBCRollbackProperties rollbackProperties = (TJDBCRollbackProperties) rollbackDefinition.createRuntimeProperties();
rollbackProperties.referencedComponent.componentInstanceId.setValue(refComponentId);
rollbackProperties.closeConnection.setValue(false);
JDBCRollbackSourceOrSink rollbackSourceOrSink = new JDBCRollbackSourceOrSink();
rollbackSourceOrSink.initialize(container, rollbackProperties);
rollbackSourceOrSink.validate(container);
// create another session and check if the data is inserted
int count = -1;
try (Connection conn = JdbcRuntimeUtils.createConnection(allSetting);
Statement statement = conn.createStatement();
ResultSet resultset = statement.executeQuery("select count(*) from " + tablename)) {
if (resultset.next()) {
count = resultset.getInt(1);
}
}
Assert.assertEquals(3, count);
try (java.sql.Connection refConnection = (java.sql.Connection) container.getComponentData(ComponentConstants.CONNECTION_KEY, refComponentId)) {
assertTrue(refConnection != null);
Assert.assertTrue(!refConnection.isClosed());
}
}
use of org.talend.components.jdbc.tjdbcconnection.TJDBCConnectionProperties in project components by Talend.
the class DBTestUtils method createCommonJDBCConnectionProperties.
public static TJDBCConnectionProperties createCommonJDBCConnectionProperties(AllSetting allSetting, TJDBCConnectionDefinition connectionDefinition) {
TJDBCConnectionProperties connectionProperties = (TJDBCConnectionProperties) connectionDefinition.createRuntimeProperties();
// TODO now framework doesn't support to load the JDBC jar by the setting
// properties.connection.driverJar.setValue(null);
connectionProperties.connection.driverClass.setValue(allSetting.getDriverClass());
connectionProperties.connection.jdbcUrl.setValue(allSetting.getJdbcUrl());
connectionProperties.connection.userPassword.userId.setValue(allSetting.getUsername());
connectionProperties.connection.userPassword.password.setValue(allSetting.getPassword());
return connectionProperties;
}
use of org.talend.components.jdbc.tjdbcconnection.TJDBCConnectionProperties in project components by Talend.
the class JDBCConnectionTestIT method testConnectionWithWrongDriver.
@Test
public void testConnectionWithWrongDriver() {
TJDBCConnectionDefinition definition = new TJDBCConnectionDefinition();
TJDBCConnectionProperties properties = (TJDBCConnectionProperties) definition.createRuntimeProperties();
properties.connection.driverClass.setValue("wrongDriver");
properties.connection.jdbcUrl.setValue(allSetting.getJdbcUrl());
properties.connection.userPassword.userId.setValue(allSetting.getUsername());
properties.connection.userPassword.password.setValue(allSetting.getPassword());
JDBCSourceOrSink sourceOrSink = new JDBCSourceOrSink();
sourceOrSink.initialize(null, properties);
ValidationResult result = sourceOrSink.validate(null);
assertTrue(result.getStatus() == ValidationResult.Result.ERROR);
assertTrue(result.getMessage() != null && !result.getMessage().isEmpty());
}
use of org.talend.components.jdbc.tjdbcconnection.TJDBCConnectionProperties in project components by Talend.
the class JDBCConnectionTestIT method testDynamicLibLoad.
// we want to test the dynamic library loading with the field driverPath, but fail, so seems that no way to test it
// now
@Ignore
@Test
public void testDynamicLibLoad() {
TJDBCConnectionDefinition definition = new TJDBCConnectionDefinition();
TJDBCConnectionProperties properties = DBTestUtils.createCommonJDBCConnectionProperties(allSetting, definition);
// the maven path below is a library at my local repository, you can change it to any jdbc driver which exists in your
// maven repository for running the test. I can't use derby for test as i have added the derby dependency in the pom file.
properties.connection.driverTable.drivers.setValue(Arrays.asList("mvn:org.talend.libraries/mysql-connector-java-5.1.30-bin/6.0.0"));
RuntimeInfo runtimeInfo = definition.getRuntimeInfo(ExecutionEngine.DI, properties, ConnectorTopology.NONE);
try (SandboxedInstance sandboxedInstance = RuntimeUtil.createRuntimeClass(runtimeInfo, definition.getClass().getClassLoader())) {
sandboxedInstance.getInstance();
Class.forName("org.gjt.mm.mysql.Driver");
} catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
Assert.fail("can't find the jdbc driver class, fail to load the library");
}
}
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