Esempio n. 1
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  @Test(timeout = 30000)
  public void testAsyncWorkItem() throws Exception {

    ExecutorService executorService = ExecutorServiceFactory.newExecutorService();
    executorService.setThreadPoolSize(1);
    executorService.setInterval(1);
    executorService.setRetries(2);
    executorService.init();

    addWorkItemHandler("async", new AsyncWorkItemHandler(executorService));

    addWorkItemHandler("Milestone", new SystemOutWorkItemHandler());
    KieSession ksession = createKSession(TERMINATE_CASE);
    RuntimeEngine runtimeEngine = getRuntimeEngine();
    CaseMgmtService caseMgmtService = new CaseMgmtUtil(runtimeEngine);
    ProcessInstance pi = caseMgmtService.startNewCase("AsyncWorkItem");
    long pid = pi.getId();

    Map<String, Object> params = new HashMap<String, Object>();
    params.put("CommandClass", CheckCallCommand.class.getCanonicalName());
    caseMgmtService.createDynamicWorkTask(pid, "async", params);

    // This will time out if the barrier waits for longer than 5 seconds.
    // The .await(..) call will only timeout (throw an exception) if the
    //   other party (that is calling .execute(CommandContext)) has *not* also
    //   called await (in CheckCallCommand.execute(CommandContext)
    // In this way, it's also a check to see if the command has executed
    CheckCallCommand.getBarrier().await(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS);

    caseMgmtService.triggerAdHocFragment(pid, "Terminate");
  }
  @Produces
  public ExecutorService produceExecutorService() {
    ExecutorService service = ExecutorServiceFactory.newExecutorService(emf);

    return service;
  }