//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void shouldReturnIdImmediatelyAfterRecordIdOnlyOnce()
public virtual void ShouldReturnIdImmediatelyAfterRecordIdOnlyOnce()
{
// given
PrepareIdSequence idSequence = new SecondaryUnitPrepareIdSequence();
IdSequence actual = mock(typeof(IdSequence));
// when
long recordId = 10;
IdSequence prepared = idSequence.apply(actual).apply(recordId);
long nextRecordId = prepared.NextId();
assertEquals(10 + 1, nextRecordId);
verifyNoMoreInteractions(actual);
try
{
prepared.NextId();
fail("Should've failed");
}
catch (System.InvalidOperationException)
{ // good
}
// and when
recordId = 20;
prepared = idSequence.apply(actual).apply(recordId);
nextRecordId = prepared.NextId();
// then
assertEquals(20 + 1, nextRecordId);
verifyNoMoreInteractions(actual);
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void shouldReturnIdImmediatelyAfterRecordId()
public virtual void ShouldReturnIdImmediatelyAfterRecordId()
{
// given
PrepareIdSequence idSequence = new SecondaryUnitPrepareIdSequence();
IdSequence actual = mock(typeof(IdSequence));
// when
long recordId = 10;
IdSequence prepared = idSequence.apply(actual).apply(recordId);
long nextRecordId = prepared.NextId();
// then
assertEquals(10 + 1, nextRecordId);
verifyNoMoreInteractions(actual);
}
