Examples of Prober

javax.jmdns.impl.tasks.Prober
The Prober sends three consecutive probes for all service infos that needs probing as well as for the host name. The state of each service info of the host name is advanced, when a probe has been sent for it. When the prober has run three times, it launches an Announcer.
If a conflict during probes occurs, the affected service infos (and affected host name) are taken away from the prober. This eventually causes the prober tho cancel itself.
javax.jmdns.impl.tasks.state.Prober
The Prober sends three consecutive probes for all service infos that needs probing as well as for the host name. The state of each service info of the host name is advanced, when a probe has been sent for it. When the prober has run three times, it launches an Announcer.
If a conflict during probes occurs, the affected service infos (and affected host name) are taken away from the prober. This eventually causes the prober to cancel itself.
org.mule.tck.probe.Prober
Checks wheter a given {@link Probe} is satisfied or not.
org.robotninjas.barge.utils.Prober
Repeatedly probe for some condition to become true.

Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Prober

    {
        prePopulateObjectStore();


        muleContext.start();


        Prober prober = new PollingProber(RECEIVE_TIMEOUT, 50);


        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                return processedMessageCounter == 1;
            }

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Prober

        assertUndeploymentSuccess(deploymentListener, appName);
    }


    private void assertDeploymentFailure(final DeploymentListener listener, final String appName)
    {
        Prober prober = new PollingProber(DEPLOYMENT_TIMEOUT, 100);
        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                try
                {

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Prober

        });
    }


    private void assertDeploymentSuccess(final DeploymentListener listener, final String appName)
    {
        Prober prober = new PollingProber(DEPLOYMENT_TIMEOUT, 100);
        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                try
                {

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Prober

        });
    }


    public void assertUndeploymentSuccess(final DeploymentListener listener, final String appName)
    {
        Prober prober = new PollingProber(DEPLOYMENT_TIMEOUT, 100);
        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                try
                {

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Prober


            assertTrue(fileReceiveLatch.await(30, TimeUnit.SECONDS));


            // the output file should exist now
            // check that the files with the correct output pattern were generated
            Prober prober = new PollingProber(2000, 50);


            prober.check(new Probe()
            {
                @Override
                public boolean isSatisfied()
                {
                  return FileUtils.newFile(myDir, myFileName1).exists() && FileUtils.newFile(myDir2, myFileName2).exists();

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Prober

    public void testAsynch() throws Exception
    {
        sendMessage("vm://testAsynch");


        file = new File(FILE_PATH);
        Prober prober = new PollingProber(10000, 2000);
        prober.check(new FileCompleteProbe());
    }

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Prober

    {
        LocalMuleClient client = muleContext.getClient();
        client.dispatch("vm://testInput", TEST_MESSAGE, null);
        client.dispatch("vm://testInput", TEST_MESSAGE, null);


        Prober prober = new PollingProber(1000, 10);
        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            @Override
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                return count == 2;

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Prober

        MuleClient client = muleContext.getClient();
        client.dispatch("vm://in5", "test", null);


        assertExceptionMessage(client.request("vm://out5", RECEIVE_TIMEOUT));


        Prober prober = new PollingProber(5000, 100);
        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            @Override
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                return !service.getLifecycleState().isStarted();

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Prober

public class DeploymentTestUtils
{


    public static void assertFileExists(File pluginsDir, String filePath)
    {
        Prober prober = new PollingProber(5000, 100);
        File marker = new File(pluginsDir, filePath);
        prober.check(new FileExists(marker));
    }

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Prober

    {
        doTest("evict_one", PoolingProfile.WHEN_EXHAUSTED_WAIT,
               PoolingProfile.INITIALISE_ALL, 1, 1, 0);




        Prober prober = new PollingProber(5000, 50);
        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                return evicted;
            }

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