Example #1
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  /** Tests the constructor and writeBytes(..) methods of {@link AfterOperationEvent}. */
  @Test
  public void testSerializeDeserializeBinaryEquals() {

    final AfterOperationEvent event1 =
        new AfterOperationEvent(
            TSTAMP, TRACE_ID, ORDER_INDEX, FQ_OPERATION_SIGNATURE, FQ_CLASSNAME);

    Assert.assertEquals("Unexpected timestamp", TSTAMP, event1.getTimestamp());
    Assert.assertEquals("Unexpected trace ID", TRACE_ID, event1.getTraceId());
    Assert.assertEquals("Unexpected order index", ORDER_INDEX, event1.getOrderIndex());
    Assert.assertEquals("Unexpected class name", FQ_CLASSNAME, event1.getClassSignature());
    Assert.assertEquals(
        "Unexpected operation signature", FQ_OPERATION_SIGNATURE, event1.getOperationSignature());

    final IRegistry<String> stringRegistry = new Registry<String>();
    final ByteBuffer buffer = ByteBuffer.allocate(event1.getSize());
    event1.writeBytes(buffer, stringRegistry);
    buffer.flip();

    final AfterOperationEvent event2 = new AfterOperationEvent(buffer, stringRegistry);

    Assert.assertEquals(event1, event2);
    Assert.assertEquals(0, event1.compareTo(event2));
    Assert.assertTrue(UtilityClass.refersToSameOperationAs(event1, event2));
  }
Example #2
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  /**
   * Tests the constructor and toArray(..) methods of {@link AfterOperationEvent}.
   *
   * <p>Assert that a record instance event1 equals an instance event2 created by serializing event1
   * to an array event1Array and using event1Array to construct event2. This ignores a set
   * loggingTimestamp!
   */
  @Test
  public void testSerializeDeserializeEquals() {

    final AfterOperationEvent event1 =
        new AfterOperationEvent(
            TSTAMP, TRACE_ID, ORDER_INDEX, FQ_OPERATION_SIGNATURE, FQ_CLASSNAME);

    Assert.assertEquals("Unexpected timestamp", TSTAMP, event1.getTimestamp());
    Assert.assertEquals("Unexpected trace ID", TRACE_ID, event1.getTraceId());
    Assert.assertEquals("Unexpected order index", ORDER_INDEX, event1.getOrderIndex());
    Assert.assertEquals("Unexpected class name", FQ_CLASSNAME, event1.getClassSignature());
    Assert.assertEquals(
        "Unexpected operation signature", FQ_OPERATION_SIGNATURE, event1.getOperationSignature());

    final Object[] event1Array = event1.toArray();

    final AfterOperationEvent event2 = new AfterOperationEvent(event1Array);

    Assert.assertEquals(event1, event2);
    Assert.assertEquals(0, event1.compareTo(event2));
    Assert.assertTrue(UtilityClass.refersToSameOperationAs(event1, event2));
  }