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Define an integration test API for collaborating blended container(s) using docker as a runtime
for the container(s) under test and an Akka based Camel framework to perform the integration tests
as pure blackbox tests. Container(s) may be prestarted and discovered (for execution speed) or
started by the integration test (for reproducability).
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package blended.itestsupport.condition
import akka.actor.{Actor, ActorLogging, ActorRef, Cancellable}
import blended.itestsupport.protocol._
object ConditionActor {
def apply(cond: Condition) = cond match {
case pc : ParallelComposedCondition => new ParallelConditionActor(pc)
case sc : SequentialComposedCondition => new SequentialConditionActor(sc)
case _ => new ConditionActor(cond)
}
}
class ConditionActor(cond: Condition) extends Actor with ActorLogging {
case object Tick
case object Check
implicit val ctxt = context.system.dispatcher
def receive = initializing
def initializing : Receive = {
case CheckCondition =>
val requestor = sender()
log.debug(s"Checking condition [${cond.description}] with timeout [${cond.timeout}] on behalf of [${requestor}]")
val timer = context.system.scheduler.scheduleOnce(cond.timeout, self, Tick)
context.become(checking(requestor, timer))
self ! Check
}
def checking(checkingFor: ActorRef, timer: Cancellable) : Receive = {
case CheckCondition =>
log.warning(
s"""
|
|You have sent another CheckCondition message from [${sender}],
|but this actor is already checking on behalf of [${checkingFor}].
|
""")
case Check => cond.satisfied match {
case true =>
log.info(s"Condition [${cond}] is now satisfied.")
timer.cancel()
val response = ConditionCheckResult(List(cond), List.empty[Condition])
log.debug(s"Answering [${response}] to [${checkingFor}]")
checkingFor ! response
context.stop(self)
case false =>
context.system.scheduler.scheduleOnce(cond.interval, self, Check)
}
case Tick =>
log.info(s"Condition [${cond}] hast timed out.")
log.debug(s"Answering to [${checkingFor}]")
checkingFor ! ConditionCheckResult(List.empty[Condition], List(cond))
context.stop(self)
}
}