Package org.xmlBlaster.util.queue

Examples of org.xmlBlaster.util.queue.QueuePluginManager

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      StorageId queueId = new StorageId(glob, Constants.RELATING_CALLBACK, "initialEntries");

      try {
         String type = PLUGIN_TYPES[this.count];
         this.glob.getProperty().set("cb.queue.persistent.tableNamePrefix", "TEST");
         QueuePluginManager pluginManager = new QueuePluginManager(glob);
         PluginInfo pluginInfo = new PluginInfo(glob, pluginManager, type, "1.0");
         java.util.Properties prop = (java.util.Properties)pluginInfo.getParameters();
         prop.put("tableNamePrefix", "TEST");
         prop.put("entriesTableName", "_entries");
         I_Queue tmpQueue = pluginManager.getPlugin(pluginInfo, queueId, cbProp);
         tmpQueue.clear();
         // add some persistent entries and then shutdown ...
         DummyEntry entry = new DummyEntry(glob, PriorityEnum.NORM_PRIORITY, queue.getStorageId(), 100, true);
         tmpQueue.put(entry, false);
         entry = new DummyEntry(glob, PriorityEnum.NORM_PRIORITY, queue.getStorageId(), 100, true);
         tmpQueue.put(entry, false);
         entry = new DummyEntry(glob, PriorityEnum.NORM_PRIORITY, queue.getStorageId(), 100, true);
         tmpQueue.put(entry, false);
         tmpQueue.shutdown(); // to allow to initialize again
         I_Queue tmpQueue2 = pluginManager.getPlugin(pluginInfo, queueId, cbProp);
         long numOfEntries = tmpQueue2.getNumOfEntries();
         assertEquals("Wrong number of entries in queue", 3L, numOfEntries);
         List<I_Entry> lst = tmpQueue2.peek(-1, -1L);
         assertEquals("Wrong number of entries retrieved from queue", 3, lst.size());
         queue.shutdown();
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      StorageId queueId = new StorageId(glob, Constants.RELATING_CALLBACK, "initialEntries");

      try {
         String type = PLUGIN_TYPES[this.count];
         this.glob.getProperty().set("cb.queue.persistent.tableNamePrefix", "TEST");
         QueuePluginManager pluginManager = new QueuePluginManager(glob);
         PluginInfo pluginInfo = new PluginInfo(glob, pluginManager, type, "1.0");
         java.util.Properties prop = (java.util.Properties)pluginInfo.getParameters();
         prop.put("tableNamePrefix", "TEST");
         prop.put("entriesTableName", "_entries");
         I_Queue tmpQueue = pluginManager.getPlugin(pluginInfo, queueId, cbProp);
         tmpQueue.clear();
         // add some persistent entries and then shutdown ...
         int nmax = 1;
         int size = 100;
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         int numConn = 3;
         int maxWaitingThreads = 10;

         Global ownGlobal = this.glob.getClone(null);

         QueuePluginManager pluginManager = new QueuePluginManager(ownGlobal);
         PluginInfo pluginInfo = new PluginInfo(ownGlobal, pluginManager, "JDBC", "1.0");

         pluginInfo.getParameters().put("connectionBusyTimeout", "10000");
         pluginInfo.getParameters().put("maxWaitingThreads", "" + maxWaitingThreads);
         pluginInfo.getParameters().put("connectionPoolSize", "" + numConn);
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      this.sizeOfMsg   = glob.getProperty().get("sizes", 10);
      this.count       = currImpl;

      try {
         glob.getProperty().set("cb.queue.persistent.tableNamePrefix", "TEST");
         QueuePluginManager pluginManager = this.glob.getQueuePluginManager();
         PluginInfo pluginInfo = new PluginInfo(glob, pluginManager, "JDBC", "1.0");
         java.util.Properties pluginProp = (java.util.Properties)pluginInfo.getParameters();
         pluginProp.put("tableNamePrefix", "TEST");
         pluginProp.put("entriesTableName", "_entries");
         this.glob.getProperty().set("QueuePlugin[JDBC][1.0]", pluginInfo.dumpPluginParameters());
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      //here you should clean up the DB (the three tables)
      String me = ME + ".setUp";
      try {
         // connectionBusyTimeout
         // connectionPoolSize
         QueuePluginManager pluginManager = new QueuePluginManager(glob);
         PluginInfo pluginInfo = new PluginInfo(glob, pluginManager, "JDBC", "1.0");
         info = new TestInfo();
         ((TestInfo)info).init(glob, pluginInfo);
         pool = new DbPool();
         pool.init(info);
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         // test initialize()

//         prop = new CbQueueProperty(glob, Constants.RELATING_CALLBACK, "/node/test");
//         StorageId queueId = new StorageId(Constants.RELATING_CALLBACK, "SetupQueue");

         QueuePluginManager pluginManager = new QueuePluginManager(glob);
         PluginInfo pluginInfo = new PluginInfo(glob, pluginManager, "JDBC", "1.0");
         java.util.Properties pluginProp = (java.util.Properties)pluginInfo.getParameters();
         pluginProp.put("tableNamePrefix", "TEST");
         pluginProp.put("entriesTableName", "_entries");
         this.glob.getProperty().set("QueuePlugin[JDBC][1.0]", pluginInfo.dumpPluginParameters());
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   protected void setUp() {
      //here you should clean up the DB (the three tables)
      String me = ME + ".setUp";
      try {
         QueuePluginManager pluginManager = new QueuePluginManager(glob);
         PluginInfo pluginInfo = new PluginInfo(glob, pluginManager, "JDBC", "1.0");
         String className = pluginInfo.getClassName();
         if (!className.equals(JdbcQueueCommonTablePlugin.class.getName()))
            doExecute = false;
         else
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      if (mapEventHandler != null) {
         storagePluginManager.setEventHandler(uniqueInstanceName, null);
         mapEventHandler.unRegisterEventHelpers(this);
      }

      QueuePluginManager queuePluginManager = serverScope.getQueuePluginManager();
      StorageEventHandler queueEventHandler = queuePluginManager.getEventHandler(uniqueInstanceName);
      if (queueEventHandler != null) {
         queueEventHandler.unRegisterEventHelpers(this);
         queuePluginManager.setEventHandler(uniqueInstanceName, null);
      }

      if (this.loggingSet != null)
         this.loggingSet = null;
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