public void Should_Not_Continue_Processing_If_Processor_Does_Not_Call_Continuation()
{
// create an envelope and context
Envelope env = new Envelope()
{
Payload = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("Test")
};
EnvelopeContext ctx = new EnvelopeContext(EnvelopeContext.Directions.In, env);
// mock a transport provider and envelope processor
Mock <ITransportProvider> txMock = _mocker.Create <ITransportProvider>();
Mock <IEnvelopeProcessor> procMock = _mocker.Create <IEnvelopeProcessor>();
// create a processor chain and add the mock processor to it
List <IEnvelopeProcessor> processorChain = new List <IEnvelopeProcessor>();
processorChain.Add(procMock.Object);
// the continuation that, if called, fails the test
Action continuation = new Action(() =>
Assert.Fail("The continuation action should not have been called"));
// this is what we're testing (extended class gives public access to protected method)
ExtendedDefaultEnvelopeBus bus = new ExtendedDefaultEnvelopeBus(txMock.Object);
bus.PublicProcessEnvelope(ctx, processorChain, continuation);
// make sure that the processor was called once
procMock.Verify(proc => proc.ProcessEnvelope(ctx, It.IsAny <Action>()), Times.Once());
// and that since it did nothing, the transport provider didn't get the envelope
txMock.Verify(tx => tx.Send(env), Times.Never());
}
public void Should_Not_Continue_Processing_If_Processor_Does_Not_Call_Continuation()
{
// create an envelope and context
Envelope env = new Envelope() { Payload = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("Test") };
EnvelopeContext ctx = new EnvelopeContext(EnvelopeContext.Directions.In, env);
// mock a transport provider and envelope processor
Mock<ITransportProvider> txMock = _mocker.Create<ITransportProvider>();
Mock<IEnvelopeProcessor> procMock = _mocker.Create<IEnvelopeProcessor>();
// create a processor chain and add the mock processor to it
List<IEnvelopeProcessor> processorChain = new List<IEnvelopeProcessor>();
processorChain.Add(procMock.Object);
// the continuation that, if called, fails the test
Action continuation = new Action( () =>
Assert.Fail("The continuation action should not have been called"));
// this is what we're testing (extended class gives public access to protected method)
ExtendedDefaultEnvelopeBus bus = new ExtendedDefaultEnvelopeBus(txMock.Object);
bus.PublicProcessEnvelope(ctx, processorChain, continuation);
// make sure that the processor was called once
procMock.Verify(proc => proc.ProcessEnvelope(ctx, It.IsAny<Action>()), Times.Once());
// and that since it did nothing, the transport provider didn't get the envelope
txMock.Verify(tx => tx.Send(env), Times.Never());
}
