Examples of StickyModificationExtractor

org.impalaframework.module.modification.StickyModificationExtractor
Extends {@link StrictModificationExtractor}, allowing existing already present module definitions to be retained even if they are not present in the new {@link RootModuleDefinition} hierarchy. This is useful when running a suite of integration tests. Modules which aren't explicitly declared as being used in a test can be retained based on the assumption that they may be useful in subsequent tests. Prevents unnecessary unloading and reloading of modules. This implementation also allows context locations to be added to the root module definition without requiring the root module definition to reload. @author Phil Zoio

Examples of org.impalaframework.module.modification.StickyModificationExtractor

        }
        catch (NoServiceException e) {
            assertEquals("No ModificationExtractor available for modification type STICKY", e.getMessage());
        }


        StickyModificationExtractor stickyModificationExtractor = new StickyModificationExtractor();


        Map<ModificationExtractorType, ModificationExtractor> map = new HashMap<ModificationExtractorType, ModificationExtractor>();
        map.put(ModificationExtractorType.STICKY, stickyModificationExtractor);
        registry.setModificationExtractors(map);

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Examples of org.impalaframework.module.modification.StickyModificationExtractor

        assertNotNull(registry.getModificationExtractor(ModificationExtractorType.STICKY));
        assertNotNull(registry.getModificationExtractor("sticky"));
    }


    public void testRegistryWithStringMap() throws Exception {
        StickyModificationExtractor stickyModificationExtractor = new StickyModificationExtractor();


        Map<String, ModificationExtractor> map = new HashMap<String, ModificationExtractor>();
        map.put("sticky", stickyModificationExtractor);
        registry.setModificationExtractorMap(map);

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Examples of org.impalaframework.module.modification.StickyModificationExtractor

        ModuleStateChange change3 = iterator.next();
        assertEquals("plugin3", change3.getModuleDefinition().getName());
        assertEquals(Transition.LOADED_TO_UNLOADED, change3.getTransition());
        
        //now show that the sticky calculator has the same set of changes, but omits the last one
        ModificationExtractor stickyCalculator = new StickyModificationExtractor();
        TransitionSet stickyTransitions = stickyCalculator.getTransitions(application, parentSpec1, parentSpec2);
        doAssertions(stickyTransitions, 3);
    }

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Examples of org.impalaframework.module.modification.StickyModificationExtractor

    public final void testAddParentLocations() {
        RootModuleDefinition parentSpec1 = ModificationTestUtils.spec("app-context1.xml", "plugin1, plugin2, plugin4");
        RootModuleDefinition parentSpec2 = ModificationTestUtils.spec("app-context1.xml", "plugin1, plugin2, plugin3");


        //now show that the sticky calculator has the same set of changes, but omits the last one
        ModificationExtractor stickyCalculator = new StickyModificationExtractor();
        TransitionSet stickyTransitions = stickyCalculator.getTransitions(application, parentSpec1, parentSpec2);
        
        Collection<? extends ModuleStateChange> moduleTransitions = stickyTransitions.getModuleTransitions();
        assertEquals(1, moduleTransitions.size());
        
        Iterator<? extends ModuleStateChange> iterator = moduleTransitions.iterator();

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