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001:        /*
002:         * Copyright 2005 JBoss Inc
003:         * 
004:         * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
005:         * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
006:         * You may obtain a copy of the License at
007:         * 
008:         *      http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
009:         * 
010:         * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
011:         * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
012:         * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
013:         * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
014:         * limitations under the License.
015:         */
016:
017:        package org.drools.reteoo;
018:
019:        import java.util.Collection;
020:        import java.util.LinkedList;
021:
022:        import junit.framework.Assert;
023:
024:        import org.drools.DroolsTestCase;
025:        import org.drools.RuleBaseConfiguration;
026:        import org.drools.RuleBaseFactory;
027:        import org.drools.base.ClassObjectType;
028:        import org.drools.common.DefaultFactHandle;
029:        import org.drools.common.PropagationContextImpl;
030:        import org.drools.rule.Collect;
031:        import org.drools.rule.Pattern;
032:        import org.drools.rule.Rule;
033:        import org.drools.spi.MockConstraint;
034:        import org.drools.spi.ObjectType;
035:        import org.drools.spi.PropagationContext;
036:        import org.drools.spi.Tuple;
037:
038:        /**
039:         * @author etirelli
040:         *
041:         */
042:        public class CollectNodeTest extends DroolsTestCase {
043:            Rule rule;
044:            PropagationContext contextAssert;
045:            PropagationContext contextRetract;
046:            ReteooWorkingMemory workingMemory;
047:            MockObjectSource objectSource;
048:            MockTupleSource tupleSource;
049:            MockTupleSink sink;
050:            BetaNode node;
051:            BetaMemory memory;
052:            MockConstraint constraint = new MockConstraint();
053:            Collect collect;
054:
055:            /* (non-Javadoc)
056:             * @see junit.framework.TestCase#setUp()
057:             */
058:            protected void setUp() throws Exception {
059:                super .setUp();
060:                this .rule = new Rule("test-rule");
061:                this .contextAssert = new PropagationContextImpl(0,
062:                        PropagationContext.ASSERTION, null, null);
063:                this .contextRetract = new PropagationContextImpl(0,
064:                        PropagationContext.RETRACTION, null, null);
065:                this .workingMemory = new ReteooWorkingMemory(1,
066:                        (ReteooRuleBase) RuleBaseFactory.newRuleBase());
067:
068:                this .tupleSource = new MockTupleSource(4);
069:                this .objectSource = new MockObjectSource(4);
070:                this .sink = new MockTupleSink();
071:
072:                final ObjectType srcObjType = new ClassObjectType(String.class);
073:                final Pattern sourcePattern = new Pattern(0, srcObjType);
074:                final ObjectType resultObjType = new ClassObjectType(
075:                        LinkedList.class);
076:                final Pattern resultPattern = new Pattern(1, resultObjType);
077:                this .collect = new Collect(sourcePattern, resultPattern);
078:
079:                this .node = new CollectNode(15, this .tupleSource,
080:                        this .objectSource, this .collect);
081:
082:                this .node.addTupleSink(this .sink);
083:
084:                this .memory = (BetaMemory) this .workingMemory
085:                        .getNodeMemory(this .node);
086:
087:                // check memories are empty
088:                assertEquals(0, this .memory.getTupleMemory().size());
089:                assertEquals(0, this .memory.getFactHandleMemory().size());
090:            }
091:
092:            /* (non-Javadoc)
093:             * @see junit.framework.TestCase#tearDown()
094:             */
095:            protected void tearDown() throws Exception {
096:                super .tearDown();
097:            }
098:
099:            public void testUpdateNewNode() {
100:                this .node.updateSink(this .sink, this .contextAssert,
101:                        this .workingMemory);
102:                Assert.assertEquals("No tuple should be propagated", 0,
103:                        this .sink.getAsserted().size());
104:
105:                this .node.assertTuple(new ReteTuple(this .workingMemory
106:                        .getFactHandleFactory().newFactHandle("cheese")),
107:                        this .contextAssert, this .workingMemory);
108:                this .node.assertTuple(new ReteTuple(this .workingMemory
109:                        .getFactHandleFactory().newFactHandle("other cheese")),
110:                        this .contextAssert, this .workingMemory);
111:
112:                Assert.assertEquals("Two tuples should have been propagated",
113:                        2, this .sink.getAsserted().size());
114:
115:                final MockTupleSink otherSink = new MockTupleSink();
116:
117:                this .node.addTupleSink(otherSink);
118:                this .node.updateSink(otherSink, this .contextAssert,
119:                        this .workingMemory);
120:
121:                Assert.assertEquals("Two tuples should have been propagated",
122:                        2, otherSink.getAsserted().size());
123:            }
124:
125:            public void testAssertTuple() {
126:                final DefaultFactHandle f0 = (DefaultFactHandle) this .workingMemory
127:                        .getFactHandleFactory().newFactHandle("cheese");
128:                final ReteTuple tuple0 = new ReteTuple(f0);
129:
130:                // assert tuple, should add one to left memory
131:                this .node.assertTuple(tuple0, this .contextAssert,
132:                        this .workingMemory);
133:                // check memories 
134:                assertEquals(1, this .memory.getTupleMemory().size());
135:                assertEquals(0, this .memory.getFactHandleMemory().size());
136:                Assert
137:                        .assertTrue(
138:                                "An empty collection should be propagated",
139:                                ((Collection) ((DefaultFactHandle) ((Tuple) ((Object[]) this .sink
140:                                        .getAsserted().get(0))[0]).get(1))
141:                                        .getObject()).isEmpty());
142:
143:                // assert tuple, should add left memory 
144:                final DefaultFactHandle f1 = (DefaultFactHandle) this .workingMemory
145:                        .getFactHandleFactory().newFactHandle("other cheese");
146:
147:                final ReteTuple tuple1 = new ReteTuple(f1);
148:                this .node.assertTuple(tuple1, this .contextAssert,
149:                        this .workingMemory);
150:                assertEquals(2, this .memory.getTupleMemory().size());
151:                Assert
152:                        .assertTrue(
153:                                "An empty collection should be propagated",
154:                                ((Collection) ((DefaultFactHandle) ((Tuple) ((Object[]) this .sink
155:                                        .getAsserted().get(1))[0]).get(1))
156:                                        .getObject()).isEmpty());
157:
158:                assertTrue(this .memory.getTupleMemory().contains(tuple0));
159:                assertTrue(this .memory.getTupleMemory().contains(tuple1));
160:
161:                Assert.assertEquals("Two tuples should have been propagated",
162:                        2, this .sink.getAsserted().size());
163:            }
164:
165:            public void testAssertTupleWithObjects() {
166:                final DefaultFactHandle f0 = (DefaultFactHandle) this .workingMemory
167:                        .getFactHandleFactory().newFactHandle("cheese");
168:                final DefaultFactHandle f1 = (DefaultFactHandle) this .workingMemory
169:                        .getFactHandleFactory().newFactHandle("other cheese");
170:
171:                final ReteTuple tuple0 = new ReteTuple(f0);
172:
173:                this .node.assertObject(f0, this .contextAssert,
174:                        this .workingMemory);
175:                this .node.assertObject(f1, this .contextAssert,
176:                        this .workingMemory);
177:
178:                // assert tuple, should add one to left memory
179:                this .node.assertTuple(tuple0, this .contextAssert,
180:                        this .workingMemory);
181:                // check memories 
182:                assertEquals(1, this .memory.getTupleMemory().size());
183:                assertEquals(2, this .memory.getFactHandleMemory().size());
184:                Assert
185:                        .assertEquals(
186:                                "Wrong number of elements in matching objects list ",
187:                                2,
188:                                ((Collection) ((DefaultFactHandle) ((Tuple) ((Object[]) this .sink
189:                                        .getAsserted().get(0))[0]).get(1))
190:                                        .getObject()).size());
191:
192:                // assert tuple, should add left memory 
193:                final ReteTuple tuple1 = new ReteTuple(f1);
194:                this .node.assertTuple(tuple1, this .contextAssert,
195:                        this .workingMemory);
196:                assertEquals(2, this .memory.getTupleMemory().size());
197:                Assert
198:                        .assertEquals(
199:                                "Wrong number of elements in matching objects list ",
200:                                2,
201:                                ((Collection) ((DefaultFactHandle) ((Tuple) ((Object[]) this .sink
202:                                        .getAsserted().get(1))[0]).get(1))
203:                                        .getObject()).size());
204:
205:                assertTrue(this .memory.getTupleMemory().contains(tuple0));
206:                assertTrue(this .memory.getTupleMemory().contains(tuple1));
207:
208:                Assert.assertEquals("Two tuples should have been propagated",
209:                        2, this .sink.getAsserted().size());
210:            }
211:
212:            public void testRetractTuple() {
213:                final DefaultFactHandle f0 = (DefaultFactHandle) this .workingMemory
214:                        .getFactHandleFactory().newFactHandle("cheese");
215:
216:                final ReteTuple tuple0 = new ReteTuple(f0);
217:
218:                // assert tuple, should add one to left memory
219:                this .node.assertTuple(tuple0, this .contextAssert,
220:                        this .workingMemory);
221:                // check memories 
222:                assertEquals(1, this .memory.getTupleMemory().size());
223:                assertEquals(0, this .memory.getFactHandleMemory().size());
224:                Assert
225:                        .assertTrue(
226:                                "An empty collection should be propagated",
227:                                ((Collection) ((DefaultFactHandle) ((Tuple) ((Object[]) this .sink
228:                                        .getAsserted().get(0))[0]).get(1))
229:                                        .getObject()).isEmpty());
230:
231:                this .node.retractTuple(tuple0, this .contextRetract,
232:                        this .workingMemory);
233:                assertEquals(0, this .memory.getTupleMemory().size());
234:                assertEquals(1, this .sink.getRetracted().size());
235:                assertEquals(1, this .sink.getAsserted().size());
236:            }
237:
238:            public void testAssertObject() {
239:                final DefaultFactHandle f0 = (DefaultFactHandle) this .workingMemory
240:                        .getFactHandleFactory().newFactHandle("cheese");
241:                final DefaultFactHandle f1 = (DefaultFactHandle) this .workingMemory
242:                        .getFactHandleFactory().newFactHandle("other cheese");
243:
244:                final ReteTuple tuple0 = new ReteTuple(f0);
245:
246:                // assert tuple, should add one to left memory
247:                this .node.assertTuple(tuple0, this .contextAssert,
248:                        this .workingMemory);
249:
250:                // check memory 
251:                assertEquals(1, this .memory.getTupleMemory().size());
252:                assertEquals(1, this .sink.getAsserted().size());
253:                Assert
254:                        .assertTrue(
255:                                "An empty collection should be propagated",
256:                                ((Collection) ((DefaultFactHandle) ((Tuple) ((Object[]) this .sink
257:                                        .getAsserted().get(0))[0]).get(1))
258:                                        .getObject()).isEmpty());
259:
260:                this .node.assertObject(f0, this .contextAssert,
261:                        this .workingMemory);
262:                assertEquals(1, this .memory.getFactHandleMemory().size());
263:                assertEquals(2, this .sink.getAsserted().size());
264:                Assert
265:                        .assertEquals(
266:                                "Wrong number of elements in matching objects list ",
267:                                1,
268:                                ((Collection) ((DefaultFactHandle) ((Tuple) ((Object[]) this .sink
269:                                        .getAsserted().get(1))[0]).get(1))
270:                                        .getObject()).size());
271:
272:                this .node.assertObject(f1, this .contextAssert,
273:                        this .workingMemory);
274:
275:                assertEquals(2, this .memory.getFactHandleMemory().size());
276:                assertEquals(3, this .sink.getAsserted().size());
277:                Assert
278:                        .assertEquals(
279:                                "Wrong number of elements in matching objects list ",
280:                                2,
281:                                ((Collection) ((DefaultFactHandle) ((Tuple) ((Object[]) this .sink
282:                                        .getAsserted().get(2))[0]).get(1))
283:                                        .getObject()).size());
284:
285:            }
286:
287:            public void testRetractObject() {
288:                final DefaultFactHandle f0 = (DefaultFactHandle) this .workingMemory
289:                        .getFactHandleFactory().newFactHandle("cheese");
290:                final DefaultFactHandle f1 = (DefaultFactHandle) this .workingMemory
291:                        .getFactHandleFactory().newFactHandle("other cheese");
292:
293:                final ReteTuple tuple0 = new ReteTuple(f0);
294:
295:                this .node.assertObject(f0, this .contextAssert,
296:                        this .workingMemory);
297:                this .node.assertObject(f1, this .contextAssert,
298:                        this .workingMemory);
299:                assertEquals(2, this .memory.getFactHandleMemory().size());
300:
301:                // assert tuple, should add one to left memory
302:                this .node.assertTuple(tuple0, this .contextAssert,
303:                        this .workingMemory);
304:
305:                // check memory 
306:                assertEquals(1, this .memory.getTupleMemory().size());
307:                assertEquals(0, this .sink.getRetracted().size());
308:                assertEquals(1, this .sink.getAsserted().size());
309:                Assert
310:                        .assertEquals(
311:                                "Wrong number of elements in matching objects list ",
312:                                2,
313:                                ((Collection) ((DefaultFactHandle) ((Tuple) ((Object[]) this .sink
314:                                        .getAsserted().get(0))[0]).get(1))
315:                                        .getObject()).size());
316:
317:                this .node.retractObject(f1, this .contextRetract,
318:                        this .workingMemory);
319:                assertEquals(1, this .memory.getFactHandleMemory().size());
320:                assertEquals(1, this .sink.getRetracted().size());
321:                assertEquals(2, this .sink.getAsserted().size());
322:                Assert
323:                        .assertEquals(
324:                                "Wrong number of elements in matching objects list ",
325:                                1,
326:                                ((Collection) ((DefaultFactHandle) ((Tuple) ((Object[]) this .sink
327:                                        .getAsserted().get(1))[0]).get(1))
328:                                        .getObject()).size());
329:
330:                this .node.retractObject(f0, this .contextRetract,
331:                        this .workingMemory);
332:                assertEquals(0, this .memory.getFactHandleMemory().size());
333:                assertEquals(2, this .sink.getRetracted().size());
334:                assertEquals(3, this .sink.getAsserted().size());
335:                Assert
336:                        .assertEquals(
337:                                "Wrong number of elements in matching objects list ",
338:                                0,
339:                                ((Collection) ((DefaultFactHandle) ((Tuple) ((Object[]) this .sink
340:                                        .getAsserted().get(2))[0]).get(1))
341:                                        .getObject()).size());
342:
343:            }
344:
345:            public void testMemory() {
346:                final ReteooWorkingMemory workingMemory = new ReteooWorkingMemory(
347:                        1, (ReteooRuleBase) RuleBaseFactory.newRuleBase());
348:
349:                final MockObjectSource objectSource = new MockObjectSource(1);
350:                final MockTupleSource tupleSource = new MockTupleSource(1);
351:
352:                final CollectNode collectNode = new CollectNode(2, tupleSource,
353:                        objectSource, this .collect);
354:
355:                final BetaMemory memory = (BetaMemory) workingMemory
356:                        .getNodeMemory(collectNode);
357:
358:                assertNotNull(memory);
359:            }
360:
361:            public void testAssertTupleSequentialMode() {
362:                RuleBaseConfiguration conf = new RuleBaseConfiguration();
363:                conf.setSequential(true);
364:
365:                this .workingMemory = new ReteooWorkingMemory(1,
366:                        (ReteooRuleBase) RuleBaseFactory.newRuleBase(conf));
367:
368:                this .memory = (BetaMemory) this .workingMemory
369:                        .getNodeMemory(this .node);
370:
371:                final DefaultFactHandle f0 = (DefaultFactHandle) this .workingMemory
372:                        .getFactHandleFactory().newFactHandle("cheese");
373:                final DefaultFactHandle f1 = (DefaultFactHandle) this .workingMemory
374:                        .getFactHandleFactory().newFactHandle("other cheese");
375:
376:                final ReteTuple tuple0 = new ReteTuple(f0);
377:
378:                this .node.assertObject(f0, this .contextAssert,
379:                        this .workingMemory);
380:                this .node.assertObject(f1, this .contextAssert,
381:                        this .workingMemory);
382:
383:                // assert tuple, should not add to left memory, since we are in sequential mode
384:                this .node.assertTuple(tuple0, this .contextAssert,
385:                        this .workingMemory);
386:                // check memories 
387:                assertNull(this .memory.getTupleMemory());
388:                assertEquals(2, this .memory.getFactHandleMemory().size());
389:                Assert
390:                        .assertEquals(
391:                                "Wrong number of elements in matching objects list ",
392:                                2,
393:                                ((Collection) ((DefaultFactHandle) ((Tuple) ((Object[]) this .sink
394:                                        .getAsserted().get(0))[0]).get(1))
395:                                        .getObject()).size());
396:
397:                // assert tuple, should not add to left memory, since we are in sequential mode
398:                final ReteTuple tuple1 = new ReteTuple(f1);
399:                this .node.assertTuple(tuple1, this .contextAssert,
400:                        this .workingMemory);
401:                assertNull(this .memory.getTupleMemory());
402:                Assert
403:                        .assertEquals(
404:                                "Wrong number of elements in matching objects list ",
405:                                2,
406:                                ((Collection) ((DefaultFactHandle) ((Tuple) ((Object[]) this .sink
407:                                        .getAsserted().get(1))[0]).get(1))
408:                                        .getObject()).size());
409:
410:                Assert.assertEquals("Two tuples should have been propagated",
411:                        2, this.sink.getAsserted().size());
412:            }
413:
414:        }
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