/**
* Verifies if the container re-throws the application exception that extends a runtime exception
* (with rollback = false) and does not do the rollback in this case.
*
* @throws Exception if an error during the tests occurs.
*/
public void testNotUsingClientTransWithAppRuntimeException() throws Exception {
try {
sfsbContainerTransactionApp01.insertCorrectFirstErrorSecond(DATABASE_1, DATABASE_2);
fail("The container did not re-throw the application exception.");
} catch (AppRuntimeException e) {
logger.debug("The bean threw an expected error during the execution {0}", e);
}
// verifies if the table was created in the DATABASE_1
ExceptionHandleUtil.verifyTable(DATABASE_1, ItfContainerTransaction.TABLE);
}
/**
* Verifies if the container throws the EJBException when the bean throws a RuntimeException,
* discards the bean and does the rollback in this case.
*
* @throws Exception if an error during the tests occurs.
*/
public void testNotUsingClientTransWithRuntimeException() throws Exception {
// verifies if the container threw the correct exception
try {
sfsbContainerTransactionRuntime.insertCorrectFirstErrorSecond(DATABASE_1, DATABASE_2);
fail("The container did not throw the EJBException.");
} catch (EJBException e) {
logger.debug("The bean threw an expected error during the execution {0}", e);
}
// verifies if the bean was discarded
assertTrue(
ExceptionHandleUtil.isDiscarded(sfsbContainerTransactionRuntime),
"There was a runtime exception and the container did not discarded the bean.");
// TODO - verifies if the container log the error.
// verifies if the table was created in the DATABASE_1
ExceptionHandleUtil.verifyTable(DATABASE_1, ItfContainerTransaction.TABLE);
}
/**
* Verifies if the container throws the correct exception (EJBException for RequiresNew and
* NotSupports, and EJBTransactionRolledbackException for Require, Supports and Mandatory) when
* the bean throws a RuntimeException, discards the bean and does the rollback if the bean uses
* the client transaction.
*
* @param expectedException EJBException for RequiresNew and NotSupports, and
* EJBTransactionRolledbackException for Require, Supports and Mandatory
* @param canCommit true if the bean does not use the client transaction.
* @throws Exception if an error during the tests occurs.
*/
public void testUsingClientTransWithRuntimeException(
final Class expectedException, final boolean canCommit) throws Exception {
UserTransaction utx = ExceptionHandleUtil.getUserTransaction();
utx.begin();
// verifies if the exception thrown is correct
try {
sfsbContainerTransactionRuntime.insertCorrectFirstErrorSecond(DATABASE_1, DATABASE_2);
} catch (Exception e) {
assertTrue(
ExceptionHelper.isEquals(e, expectedException),
"The container did not throw the correct exception, the expected exception is "
+ expectedException.getName()
+ ", but the container threw "
+ e.getClass().getName());
}
// tries to commit
try {
utx.commit();
if (!canCommit) {
fail("The transaction was marked as rolled back, the client cannot make the commit.");
}
} catch (Exception e) {
logger.debug("The bean threw an expected error during the execution {0}", e);
}
// verifies if the bean was discarded
assertTrue(
ExceptionHandleUtil.isDiscarded(sfsbContainerTransactionRuntime),
"There was a runtime exception and the container did not discarded the bean.");
// verifies if the transaction was rolled back
if (!canCommit) {
try {
// verifies if the table was created in the DATABASE_1
ExceptionHandleUtil.verifyTable(DATABASE_1, ItfContainerTransaction.TABLE);
fail("There was an error during the commit and the transaction was not rolled back.");
} catch (SQLException e) {
logger.debug("The bean threw an expected error during the execution {0}", e);
}
}
// TODO - verifies if the container log the error.
}
/**
* Verifies if the container re-throws the application exception that extends a runtime exception
* (with rollback = true) and marks the transaction for rollback in this case. This test uses a
* client transaction.
*
* @param canCommit says if the bean is able to commit the client transaction. The client is able
* to commit when the bean does not use the client transaction.
* @throws Exception if an error during the tests occurs.
*/
public void testUsingClientTransWithAppRuntimeRollbackException(final boolean canCommit)
throws Exception {
UserTransaction utx = ExceptionHandleUtil.getUserTransaction();
utx.begin();
try {
sfsbContainerTransactionApp02.insertCorrectFirstErrorSecond(DATABASE_1, DATABASE_2);
fail("The container did not re-throw the application exception.");
} catch (RollbackAppRuntimeException e) {
logger.debug("The bean threw an expected error during the execution {0}", e);
}
// tries to commit
try {
utx.commit();
if (!canCommit) {
fail("The transaction was marked as rolled back, the client cannot make the commit.");
}
} catch (Exception e) {
logger.debug("The bean threw an expected error during the execution {0}", e);
}
// verifies if the table was created in the DATABASE_1
ExceptionHandleUtil.verifyTable(DATABASE_1, ItfContainerTransaction.TABLE);
}