Package org.eclipse.microprofile.fault.tolerance.tck

Class RetryConditionTest

java.lang.Object
org.jboss.arquillian.testng.Arquillian
org.eclipse.microprofile.fault.tolerance.tck.RetryConditionTest
All Implemented Interfaces:
org.testng.IHookable, org.testng.ITestNGListener
public class RetryConditionTest extends org.jboss.arquillian.testng.Arquillian
Test the retryOn and abortOn conditions. If retryOn condition is not met, no retry will be performed. If abortOn condition is met, no retry will be performed.
Author:
Emily Jiang

  • Field Details

  • Constructor Details

    • RetryConditionTest

      public RetryConditionTest()

  • Method Details

    • deploy

      @Deployment public static org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api.spec.WebArchive deploy()

    • testRetryOnTrue

      public void testRetryOnTrue()
      Test that retries are executed where a failure declared as "retry on" in the @Retry annotation is encountered. serviceA is configured to retry on a TestException. The service should be retried 3 times.

    • testRetryOnFalse

      public void testRetryOnFalse()
      Test that no retries are executed where a failure declared as "retry on" in the @Retry annotation is NOT encountered. serviceB is configured to retry on an IOException. In practice the only exception that the service will throw is a TestException, therefore no retries should be executed.

    • testRetryOnTrueThrowingAChildCustomException

      public void testRetryOnTrueThrowingAChildCustomException()
      Test that retries are executed where a failure declared as "retry on" in the @Retry annotation is encountered by inheritance. Service that throws a child custom exception but in the retry on list is configured child's parent custom exception

    • testRetryOnFalseAndAbortOnTrueThrowingAChildCustomException

      public void testRetryOnFalseAndAbortOnTrueThrowingAChildCustomException()
      Test that retries are executed where a failure declared as "retry on" in the @Retry annotation is encountered by inheritance. Service that throws a child custom exception but in the retry on list is configured child's parent custom exception and in the abort on list is configured the child custom exception. For this case the retry on will be false and the abort on will be true due the class configured in the abort on list is equals to the exception that is throwing by the serviceD not like in the retry on list where is configured the parent exception class of the throwing by the serviceD. So the highest priority will be when the exception type is equals

    • testRetryWithAbortOnFalse

      public void testRetryWithAbortOnFalse()
      Test that the default number of retries are executed where a failure declared as "abort on" in the @Retry annotation is NOT encountered. serviceA is configured to abort on an IOException. In practice the only exception that the service will throw is a TestException, therefore the default number of 3 retries should be executed.

    • testRetryWithAbortOnTrue

      public void testRetryWithAbortOnTrue()
      Test that no retries are executed where a failure declared as "abort on" in the @Retry annotation is encountered. serviceB is configured to abort on a TestException. The service should not be retried.

    • testClassLevelRetryOnTrue

      public void testClassLevelRetryOnTrue()
      Analogous to testRetryOnTrue but using a Class level rather than method level annotation. serviceA is configured to retry on a TestException. The service should be retried 3 times.

    • testClassLevelRetryOnFalse

      public void testClassLevelRetryOnFalse()
      Analogous to testRetryonFalse, testing whether the @Retry annotation on method serviceB overrides the Class level @Retry annotation. serviceB is configured to retry on an IOException. In practice the only exception that the service will throw is a TestException, therefore no retries should be executed.

    • testClassLevelRetryWithAbortOnFalse

      public void testClassLevelRetryWithAbortOnFalse()
      Analogous to testRetryWithAbortOnFalse but using a Class level rather than method level @Retry annotation. Test that the default number of retries are executed where a failure declared as "abort on" in the @Retry annotation is NOT encountered. The Class, and therefore serviceA, is configured to abort on an IOException. In practice the only exception that the service will throw is a TestException, therefore the default number of 3 retries should be executed.

    • testClassLevelRetryWithAbortOnTrue

      public void testClassLevelRetryWithAbortOnTrue()
      Analogous to testRetryWithAbortOnTrue, testing whether the @Retry annotation on method serviceB overrides the Class level @Retry annotation. Test that no retries are executed where a failure declared as "abort on" in the @Retry annotation is encountered. serviceB is configured to abort on a TestException. The service should not be retried.

    • testAsyncRetryExceptionally

      public void testAsyncRetryExceptionally()
      Persistent Error condition. Will retry 2 times and still throw exception. ServiceA uses Asynchronous and will always return IOException.

    • testNoAsynWilNotRetryExceptionally

      public void testNoAsynWilNotRetryExceptionally()
      Persistent Error condition inside a CompletableFuture. Will not retry because method is not marked with @Asynchronous ServiceB will always complete exceptionally with IOException.

    • testNoAsynRetryOnMethodException

      public void testNoAsynRetryOnMethodException()
      Persistent Error condition outside the CompletableFuture. Will retry because ServiceB will always throw IOException.

    • testRetrySuccess

      public void testRetrySuccess()
      Temporary error. Will retry 2 times, the first 2 executions will fail. ServiceC uses Asynchronous.

    • testRetryChainSuccess

      public void testRetryChainSuccess()
      Temporary error. Will retry 2 times, the first 2 executions will fail deep in a CompletableFuture chained execution. ServiceD uses Asynchronous and chains 2 CompletableFutures.

    • testRetryChainExceptionally

      public void testRetryChainExceptionally()
      Persistent Error condition. Will retry 3 times and still throw exception. ServiceE will always return IOException.

    • testRetryParallelExceptionally

      public void testRetryParallelExceptionally()
      Persistent Error condition. Will retry 3 times and still throw exception. ServiceF will always return IOException.

    • testRetryParallelSuccess

      public void testRetryParallelSuccess()
      Temporary error. Will retry 2 times, the first 2 executions fail in a CompletableFuture parallel execution. ServiceG uses Asynchronous and 2 CompletableFutures.

    • testRetryCompletionStageWithException

      public void testRetryCompletionStageWithException()
      Temporary error. Will retry 2 times, the first 2 executions fail and the method will throw an exception.