public void IBRERuleResultToString()
{
// regression test for bug 1502909
IBRERuleMetaData rmd = new BRERuleMetaDataImpl("md-id", new MockBRERuleFactory(), null, 0, null);
IBRERuleResult rr = new BRERuleResultImpl(rmd, "result1");
Assert.AreEqual("MetaData :\nID Type : System.String\nID Str : md-id\nFactory : NxBRE.Test.FlowEngine.TestRule+MockBRERuleFactory\nStack Loc: 0\nResult Type: System.String\nResult Str : result1\n", rr.ToString());
rr = new BRERuleResultImpl(null, "result2");
Assert.AreEqual("Result Type: System.String\nResult Str : result2\n", rr.ToString());
rr = new BRERuleResultImpl(rmd, null);
Assert.AreEqual("MetaData :\nID Type : System.String\nID Str : md-id\nFactory : NxBRE.Test.FlowEngine.TestRule+MockBRERuleFactory\nStack Loc: 0\nResult: Null", rr.ToString());
}
/// <summary> This methods processes the Rule nodes that may exist in the XML.
/// <P>
/// It executes as follows (this may not look so straightforward in the code...):
/// <OL>
/// <LI>Executes Factories executeRule()</LI>
/// <LI>takes the result and puts it into a RuleResult object</LI>
/// <LI>listeners.dispatches an error if it could not find the factory
/// (See docs in code)</LI>
/// <LI>Catches any exceptions from the executeRule() and makes it a
/// RuleResult so it can be handled gracefully</LI>
/// <LI>Adds the RuleResult to the CallStack</LI>
/// <LI>listeners.dispatched the RuleResult to any listeners</LI>
/// <LI>Adds the RuleResult to the RuleContext</LI>
/// </OL>
/// </P>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="id">The ID of the Rule
/// </param>
/// <param name="step">The current Step
/// </param>
/// <param name="aMap">The Parameters map
/// </param>
private void DoRule(object id, object step, Hashtable aMap)
{
int nextStackLoc = ruleContext.CallStack.Count;
IBRERuleResult ruleResult = null;
try
{
IBRERuleFactory factory = ruleContext.GetFactory(id);
/*
I have to check for null because if the RuleContext
was passed in, an external reference exists and can be
modified at any time
*/
if (factory != null)
{
//setup metadata
IBRERuleMetaData metaData = new BRERuleMetaDataImpl(id, factory, aMap, nextStackLoc, step);
object result = factory.ExecuteRule(ruleContext, aMap, step);
ruleResult = new BRERuleResultImpl(metaData, result);
}
else
{
/*
A WARN version of this error can occur when the
Factories are loaded. But if the developer passed in
a RuleContext, they can place the Factory into the
RuleContext still. If we get to this point it is now a full
blown error because if it is not in the RuleContext at this point and
it to late and can cause issues
*/
if (Logger.IsFlowEngineError) Logger.FlowEngineSource.TraceData(TraceEventType.Error, 0, new BREException("Factory Id " + id + " defined, but not found in RuleContext"));
}
}
// This can occur internally in the RuleContext
catch (System.InvalidCastException cce)
{
if (Logger.IsFlowEngineCritical) Logger.FlowEngineSource.TraceData(TraceEventType.Critical, 0, new BREException("Object in RuleContext not of correct type. " + cce.ToString()));
}
// Catch unknown exceptions in the factory itself
catch (System.Exception e)
{
if (Logger.IsFlowEngineError) Logger.FlowEngineSource.TraceData(TraceEventType.Error, 0, new BREException("Error when processing RuleFactory id: " + id, e));
/*
Set the RuleResult to an exception so I can test for it in the If
Hey, technically it IS what it returned ;)
The factory can return null here, but that could have caused the
exception anyway.....
*/
IBRERuleMetaData metaData = new BRERuleMetaDataImpl(id, ruleContext.GetFactory(id), aMap, nextStackLoc, step);
ruleResult = new BRERuleResultImpl(metaData, e);
}
ruleContext.CallStack.Push(ruleResult);
// call listeners
DispatchRuleResult(ruleResult);
ruleContext.SetResult(id, ruleResult);
}