Examples of ThreadMatcher

com.volantis.testtools.mock.concurrency.ThreadMatcher
Provides ability for mock tests to determine how a thread involved in the test can be identified.
Multi threaded mock tests need to be able to define a set of expectations for each thread within the test before those threads are created. If the thread is created by the test that is easy but in many cases the threads are created behind the scenes by one or more of the classes being tested and so it is not always possible to get hold of a reference to the thread and in many cases allowing access would harm the design. Therefore, a number of different ways of identifying the thread are needed, some general and some specific to a test.

Examples of com.volantis.testtools.mock.concurrency.ThreadMatcher

        if (!(o instanceof ThreadMatcher)) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException(
                    "Can only compare against ThreadMatcher instances");
        }


        ThreadMatcher other = (ThreadMatcher) o;


        if (other instanceof KnownThreadMatcher) {
            KnownThreadMatcher otherKnown = (KnownThreadMatcher) other;
            if (knownThread == otherKnown.knownThread) {
                throw new IllegalStateException(
                        "Cannot have multiple matchers that target the " +
                                "same known thread");
            } else {
                return knownThread.getName()
                        .compareTo(otherKnown.knownThread.getName());
            }
        }


        return getPrecedence() - other.getPrecedence();
    }

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Examples of com.volantis.testtools.mock.concurrency.ThreadMatcher

        if (!(o instanceof ThreadMatcher)) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException(
                    "Can only compare against ThreadMatcher instances");
        }


        ThreadMatcher other = (ThreadMatcher) o;
        return getPrecedence() - other.getPrecedence();
    }

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Examples of com.volantis.testtools.mock.concurrency.ThreadMatcher

        ExpectationBuilder expectationsTwo = mockFactory.createUnorderedBuilder();
        ExpectationBuilder expectationsThree = mockFactory.createUnorderedBuilder();
        ExpectationBuilder expectationsFour = mockFactory.createUnorderedBuilder();
        ExpectationBuilder expectationsFive = mockFactory.createUnorderedBuilder();


        ThreadMatcher matcherOne = mockFactory.createKnownThreadMatcher(
                threadOne.getName(), threadOne);
        ThreadMatcher matcherTwo = mockFactory.createKnownThreadMatcher(
                threadTwo.getName(), threadTwo);
        ThreadMatcher matcherThree = mockFactory.createKnownThreadMatcher(
                threadThree.getName(), threadThree);
        ThreadMatcher matcherFour = mockFactory.createKnownThreadMatcher(
                threadFour.getName(), threadFour);
        ThreadMatcher matcherFive = mockFactory.createKnownThreadMatcher(
                threadFive.getName(), threadFive);


        perThreadExpectations.addThreadSpecificBuilder(matcherOne,
                expectationsOne);
        perThreadExpectations.addThreadSpecificBuilder(matcherTwo,

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