com.p6spy.engine.event.SimpleJdbcEventListener Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: ContextJdbcEventListenerFactoryTest.java    From spring-boot-data-source-decorator with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
void shouldUseDelegateToCreateListener() {
    SimpleJdbcEventListener listener1 = new SimpleJdbcEventListener() {};
    SimpleJdbcEventListener listener2 = new SimpleJdbcEventListener() {};
    Mockito.when(delegate.createJdbcEventListener()).thenReturn(listener1);
    ContextJdbcEventListenerFactory contextJdbcEventListenerFactory = new ContextJdbcEventListenerFactory(delegate, Collections.singletonList(listener2));

    CompoundJdbcEventListener jdbcEventListener = (CompoundJdbcEventListener) contextJdbcEventListenerFactory.createJdbcEventListener();
    assertThat(jdbcEventListener.getEventListeners()).hasSize(2);
    assertThat(jdbcEventListener.getEventListeners()).contains(listener1, listener2);
}
Example #2
Source File: ContextJdbcEventListenerFactoryTest.java    From spring-boot-data-source-decorator with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
void shouldReuseCompoundListenerFromFactory() {
    SimpleJdbcEventListener listener1 = new SimpleJdbcEventListener() {};
    Mockito.when(delegate.createJdbcEventListener()).thenReturn(new CompoundJdbcEventListener());
    ContextJdbcEventListenerFactory contextJdbcEventListenerFactory = new ContextJdbcEventListenerFactory(delegate, Collections.singletonList(listener1));

    CompoundJdbcEventListener jdbcEventListener = (CompoundJdbcEventListener) contextJdbcEventListenerFactory.createJdbcEventListener();
    assertThat(jdbcEventListener.getEventListeners()).hasSize(1);
    assertThat(jdbcEventListener.getEventListeners()).contains(listener1);
}