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This is a brief tutorial about how to make a MDB (Message-Driven Bean) with Spring and Groovy. Unlike most Mysql drivers for Java, Groovy's Jdbc is similar to JDBC so it's not necessary to know about the MySQL database in order to use it.
The project's main goal is to test for the timeout connection during MQ interactions through an MDB.
It doesn't take me too long to setup the simple and working project, because usually it's like this. I already have the basic knowledge about the Spring Framework and Groovy.
Creating the Projeto de JUnit
First of all, we need to create a JUnit test that would contain our MDB. In order to do that, we have to add to the build.sbt file the maven dependency to the Groovy JUnit:
libraryDependencies ++= Seq(// Adds groovy to the class path for the tests.
"org.codehaus.groovy" % "groovy-all" % "1.7.3",
"junit" % "junit" % "4.11")
Now, we can create our first test class:
class ClientMQTest extends TestCase{
override def tearDown()= {super.tearDown()}
def void validate(Client c, String message){
assertEquals(true, c.sendMessage(message))
}
void "test sendMessage"() {
when:
Client c = new ClientMQ()
c.sendMessage("This is a test")
then:
validate(c, "This is a test")
}
}
It's just a simple test and it is using an Groovy method called void(Client c, String message). Therefore, it's a void method that just gets an object of Client (test class), and a String with the message to be tested.
With such test, we don't have to waste a lot of time writing test code. In fact, the MDB behavior is driven by the message, in other words, it has a behaviour defined by the message. Because we are using Groovy, we have to call a method that will return true if the message was successfully sent to the broker, but in case something wrong happened, the error message will be shown as a result
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