Examples of jfun.yan.lifecycle.DefaultLifecycleManager.start()

Class jfun.yan.lifecycle.DefaultLifecycleManager

Examples of jfun.yan.lifecycle.DefaultLifecycleManager.start()

jfun.yan.lifecycle.DefaultLifecycleManager.start()
To call the "start" phase for all managed instances. @throws Throwable when any exception happens.


      assertEquals(1, resource.getInitCount());
      assertEquals(0, resource.getDestroyedCount());
      try{
        //new DefaultLifecycle(yan).start();
        lm.start();
        fail("should have failed with unsupported");
      }
      catch(UnsupportedOperationException e){
        assertEquals("start", e.getMessage());
      }

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      assertEquals(1, resource.getInitCount());
      assertEquals(1, resource.getDestroyedCount());
      
      try{
        //lc.start();
        lm.start();
        fail("should have failed with unsupported");
      }
      catch(UnsupportedOperationException e){
        assertEquals("start", e.getMessage());
      }

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      assertFalse(a.isRunning1());
      assertFalse(a.isRunning2());
      man1.start();
      assertTrue(a.isRunning1());
      assertFalse(a.isRunning2());
      man2.start();
      assertTrue(a.isRunning1());
      assertTrue(a.isRunning2());   
      man1.stop();
      assertFalse(a.isRunning1());
      assertTrue(a.isRunning2());

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