Examples of verifyMessageNumbers()

Examples of org.apache.cxf.systest.ws.util.MessageFlow.verifyMessageNumbers()

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                                                 RMConstants.getTerminateSequenceAction(),
                                                 RMConstants.getCreateSequenceAction(),
                                                 GREETMEONEWAY_ACTION,
                                                 RMConstants.getTerminateSequenceAction()};
        mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, true);
        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, "1", null, null, "1", null}, true);
        mf.verifyLastMessage(new boolean[] {false, true, false, false, true, false}, true);

        // createSequenceResponse message plus partial responses to
        // greetMeOneWay and terminateSequence ||: 2
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.systest.ws.util.MessageFlow.verifyMessageNumbers()

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        expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceResponseAction(),
                                        RMConstants.getSequenceAcknowledgmentAction(), null,
                                        RMConstants.getCreateSequenceResponseAction(),
                                        RMConstants.getSequenceAcknowledgmentAction(), null};
        mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, false);
        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, null, null, null, null, null}, false);
        mf.verifyLastMessage(new boolean[] {false, false, false, false, false, false}, false);
        mf.verifyAcknowledgements(new boolean[] {false, true, false, false, true, false}, false);
    }
  
    @Test
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.systest.ws.util.MessageFlow.verifyMessageNumbers()

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        String[] expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceAction(),
                                                 GREETMEONEWAY_ACTION,
                                                 GREETMEONEWAY_ACTION,
                                                 GREETMEONEWAY_ACTION};
        mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, true);
        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, "1", "2", "3"}, true);

        // createSequenceResponse plus 3 partial responses, none of which
        // contain an acknowledgment

        mf.verifyMessages(4, false);
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.systest.ws.util.MessageFlow.verifyMessageNumbers()

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        String[] expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceAction(),
                                                 GREETME_ACTION,
                                                 GREETME_ACTION,
                                                 GREETME_ACTION};
        mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, true);
        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, "1", "2", "3"}, true);
        mf.verifyLastMessage(new boolean[] {false, false, false, false}, true);
        mf.verifyAcknowledgements(new boolean[] {false, false, true, true}, true);

        // createSequenceResponse plus 3 greetMeResponse messages plus
        // one partial response for each of the four messages
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        expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceResponseAction(),
                                        GREETME_RESPONSE_ACTION,
                                        GREETME_RESPONSE_ACTION,
                                        GREETME_RESPONSE_ACTION};
        mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, false);
        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, "1", "2", "3"}, false);
        mf.verifyLastMessage(new boolean[4], false);
        mf.verifyAcknowledgements(new boolean[] {false, true, true, true}, false);
    }

    // the same as above but using endpoint specific interceptor configuration
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.systest.ws.util.MessageFlow.verifyMessageNumbers()

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        String[] expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceAction(),
                                                 GREETME_ACTION,
                                                 GREETME_ACTION,
                                                 GREETME_ACTION};
        mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, true);
        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, "1", "2", "3"}, true);
        mf.verifyLastMessage(new boolean[] {false, false, false, false}, true);
        mf.verifyAcknowledgements(new boolean[] {false, false, true, true}, true);

        // createSequenceResponse plus 3 greetMeResponse messages plus
        // one partial response for each of the four messages
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        expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceResponseAction(),
                                        GREETME_RESPONSE_ACTION,
                                        GREETME_RESPONSE_ACTION,
                                        GREETME_RESPONSE_ACTION};
        mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, false);
        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, "1", "2", "3"}, false);
        mf.verifyLastMessage(new boolean[4], false);
        mf.verifyAcknowledgements(new boolean[] {false, true, true, true}, false);
    }

    @Test
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Examples of org.apache.cxf.systest.ws.util.MessageFlow.verifyMessageNumbers()

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        mf.verifyMessages(3, true);
        String[] expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceAction(),
                                                 GREETME_ACTION,
                                                 GREETME_ACTION};
        mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, true);
        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, "1", "2"}, true);
        mf.verifyLastMessage(new boolean[3], true);
        mf.verifyAcknowledgements(new boolean[3], true);

        // CreateSequenceResponse plus 2 greetMeResponse messages plus
        // one partial response for each of the three messages no acknowledgments
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        mf.purgePartialResponses();
        expectedActions = new String[] {RMConstants.getCreateSequenceResponseAction(),
                                        GREETME_RESPONSE_ACTION,
                                        GREETME_RESPONSE_ACTION};
        mf.verifyActions(expectedActions, false);
        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[] {null, "1", "2"}, false);
        mf.purge();
       

        // one standalone acknowledgement should have been sent from the client and one
        // should have been received from the server
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        // should have been received from the server
  
        awaitMessages(1, 0);
        mf.reset(outRecorder.getOutboundMessages(), inRecorder.getInboundMessages());
       
        mf.verifyMessageNumbers(new String[1], true);
        mf.verifyLastMessage(new boolean[1], true);
        mf.verifyAcknowledgements(new boolean[] {true}, true);

    }
   
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