//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void shouldBatchNewEntriesAndHandleOtherMessagesFirst()
public virtual void ShouldBatchNewEntriesAndHandleOtherMessagesFirst()
{
// given
BatchingMessageHandler batchHandler = new BatchingMessageHandler(_downstreamHandler, _inQueueConfig, _batchConfig, _jobSchedulerFactory, NullLogProvider.Instance);
ReplicatedString contentA = new ReplicatedString("A");
ReplicatedString contentC = new ReplicatedString("C");
NewEntry.Request newEntryA = new NewEntry.Request(null, contentA);
Heartbeat heartbeatA = new Heartbeat(null, 0, 0, 0);
NewEntry.Request newEntryB = new NewEntry.Request(null, contentC);
Heartbeat heartbeatB = new Heartbeat(null, 1, 1, 1);
batchHandler.Handle(Wrap(newEntryA));
batchHandler.Handle(Wrap(heartbeatA));
batchHandler.Handle(Wrap(newEntryB));
batchHandler.Handle(Wrap(heartbeatB));
verifyZeroInteractions(_downstreamHandler);
// when
batchHandler.Run(); // heartbeatA
batchHandler.Run(); // heartbeatB
batchHandler.Run(); // batchRequest
// then
NewEntry.BatchRequest batchRequest = new NewEntry.BatchRequest(asList(contentA, contentC));
verify(_downstreamHandler).handle(Wrap(heartbeatA));
verify(_downstreamHandler).handle(Wrap(heartbeatB));
verify(_downstreamHandler).handle(Wrap(batchRequest));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void shouldInvokeHandlerOnQueuedMessage() throws Throwable
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER WARNING: Method 'throws' clauses are not available in C#:
public virtual void ShouldInvokeHandlerOnQueuedMessage()
{
// given
BatchingMessageHandler batchHandler = new BatchingMessageHandler(_downstreamHandler, _inQueueConfig, _batchConfig, _jobSchedulerFactory, NullLogProvider.Instance);
ReplicatedString content = new ReplicatedString("dummy");
NewEntry.Request message = new NewEntry.Request(null, content);
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER WARNING: Java wildcard generics have no direct equivalent in .NET:
//ORIGINAL LINE: java.util.concurrent.Future<?> future = executor.submit(batchHandler);
Future <object> future = _executor.submit(batchHandler);
// Some time for letting the batch handler block on its internal queue.
//
// It is fine if it sometimes doesn't get that far in time, just that we
// usually want to test the wake up from blocking state.
Thread.Sleep(50);
// when
batchHandler.Handle(Wrap(message));
// then
future.get();
NewEntry.BatchRequest expected = new NewEntry.BatchRequest(singletonList(content));
verify(_downstreamHandler).handle(Wrap(expected));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void shouldInvokeInnerHandlerWhenRun()
public virtual void ShouldInvokeInnerHandlerWhenRun()
{
// given
BatchingMessageHandler batchHandler = new BatchingMessageHandler(_downstreamHandler, _inQueueConfig, _batchConfig, _jobSchedulerFactory, NullLogProvider.Instance);
NewEntry.Request message = new NewEntry.Request(null, Content("dummy"));
batchHandler.Handle(Wrap(message));
verifyZeroInteractions(_downstreamHandler);
// when
batchHandler.Run();
// then
NewEntry.BatchRequest expected = new NewEntry.BatchRequest(singletonList(new ReplicatedString("dummy")));
verify(_downstreamHandler).handle(Wrap(expected));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void shouldBatchUsingReceivedInstantOfFirstReceivedMessage()
public virtual void ShouldBatchUsingReceivedInstantOfFirstReceivedMessage()
{
// given
BatchingMessageHandler batchHandler = new BatchingMessageHandler(_downstreamHandler, _inQueueConfig, _batchConfig, _jobSchedulerFactory, NullLogProvider.Instance);
ReplicatedString content = new ReplicatedString("A");
NewEntry.Request messageA = new NewEntry.Request(null, content);
Instant firstReceived = Instant.ofEpochMilli(1L);
Instant secondReceived = firstReceived.plusMillis(1L);
batchHandler.Handle(Wrap(firstReceived, messageA));
batchHandler.Handle(Wrap(secondReceived, messageA));
// when
batchHandler.Run();
// then
NewEntry.BatchRequest batchRequest = new NewEntry.BatchRequest(asList(content, content));
verify(_downstreamHandler).handle(Wrap(firstReceived, batchRequest));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void shouldBatchRequests()
public virtual void ShouldBatchRequests()
{
// given
BatchingMessageHandler batchHandler = new BatchingMessageHandler(_downstreamHandler, _inQueueConfig, _batchConfig, _jobSchedulerFactory, NullLogProvider.Instance);
ReplicatedString contentA = new ReplicatedString("A");
ReplicatedString contentB = new ReplicatedString("B");
NewEntry.Request messageA = new NewEntry.Request(null, contentA);
NewEntry.Request messageB = new NewEntry.Request(null, contentB);
batchHandler.Handle(Wrap(messageA));
batchHandler.Handle(Wrap(messageB));
verifyZeroInteractions(_downstreamHandler);
// when
batchHandler.Run();
// then
NewEntry.BatchRequest expected = new NewEntry.BatchRequest(asList(contentA, contentB));
verify(_downstreamHandler).handle(Wrap(expected));
}
