Java Code Examples for org.wso2.carbon.automation.engine.FrameworkConstants#SUPER_TENANT_KEY
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Example 1
Source File: HumanTaskCreationTestCase.java From product-ei with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@BeforeClass(alwaysRun = true) public void setEnvironment() throws Exception { init(); //init master class bpelPackageManagementClient = new BpelPackageManagementClient(backEndUrl, sessionCookie); humanTaskPackageManagementClient = new HumanTaskPackageManagementClient(backEndUrl, sessionCookie); requestSender = new RequestSender(); initialize(); //initialize HT Client API for Clerk1 user AutomationContext clerk1AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "clerk1"); LoginLogoutClient clerk1LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(clerk1AutomationContext); String clerk1SessionCookie = clerk1LoginLogoutClient.login(); clerk1HumanTaskClientApiClient = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, clerk1SessionCookie); //initialize HT Client API for Manager1 user AutomationContext manager1AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "manager1"); LoginLogoutClient manager1LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(manager1AutomationContext); String manager1SessionCookie = manager1LoginLogoutClient.login(); manager1HumanTaskClientApiClient = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, manager1SessionCookie); }
Example 2
Source File: HumanTaskCoordinationTest.java From product-ei with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Setup * * @throws Exception */ private void setupTestClients() throws Exception { init(); requestSender.waitForProcessDeployment(backEndUrl + HumanTaskTestConstants.CLAIM_APPROVAL_PROCESS_SERVICE); requestSender.waitForProcessDeployment(backEndUrl + HumanTaskTestConstants.CLAIM_SERVICE); log.info("BPEL and Humantask services are up and running"); // Need to re-initialize since we have restarted the server bpelPackageManagementClient = new BpelPackageManagementClient(backEndUrl, sessionCookie); humanTaskPackageManagementClient = new HumanTaskPackageManagementClient(backEndUrl, sessionCookie); instanceManagementClient = new BpelInstanceManagementClient(backEndUrl, sessionCookie); log.info("Server setting up completed ...!!!"); serverConfigurationManager = new ServerConfigurationManager(bpsServer); //initialize HT Client API for Clerk1 and manager1 user AutomationContext clerk1AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, HumanTaskTestConstants.CLERK1_USER); LoginLogoutClient clerk1LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(clerk1AutomationContext); String clerk1SessionCookie = clerk1LoginLogoutClient.login(); clerk1HumanTaskClientApiClient = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, clerk1SessionCookie); AutomationContext manager1AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, HumanTaskTestConstants.MANAGER1_USER); LoginLogoutClient manager1LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(manager1AutomationContext); String manager1SessionCookie = manager1LoginLogoutClient.login(); manager1HumanTaskClientApiClient = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, manager1SessionCookie); }
Example 3
Source File: TopicPermissionTestCase.java From product-ei with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Creates a topic by giving topic creation rights to the user. * 1. User is in a role with no permissions. * 2. Admin gives permissions to the role to create topics and for logging in. * 3. User creates a topic. * 4. Validates whether topic is created. * * @throws XPathExpressionException * @throws IOException * @throws UserAdminUserAdminException */ @Test(groups = {"wso2.mb", "topic"}) public void createTopicPermissionTestCase() throws XPathExpressionException, IOException, UserAdminUserAdminException { String topicName = "topicCreationPermission"; AutomationContext authAutomationContext = new AutomationContext("MB", "mb001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "topicAuthUser"); User contextUser = authAutomationContext.getContextTenant().getContextUser(); String[] createPermissionUser = new String[]{contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain()}; // Logging into user management as admin UserManagementClient userManagementClient = new UserManagementClient(super.backendURL, "admin", "admin"); // Removing admin permission for user userManagementClient.updateUserListOfRole(FrameworkConstants.ADMIN_ROLE, null, createPermissionUser); // Adding roles along with users userManagementClient .addRole(CREATE_TOPIC_PERMISSION_ROLE, createPermissionUser, new String[]{ADD_TOPIC_PERMISSION, LOGIN_PERMISSION}); driver.get(getLoginURL()); LoginPage loginPage = new LoginPage(driver); // Logging in to the the management console HomePage homePage = loginPage.loginAs(contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain(), contextUser.getPassword()); TopicAddPage topicAddPage = homePage.getTopicAddPage("home.mb.topics.add.without.queue.xpath"); // Creating a topic by the user and check whether valid dialog pop up is shown Assert.assertEquals(topicAddPage.addTopic(topicName), true); TopicsBrowsePage topicsBrowsePage = homePage.getTopicsBrowsePage("home.mb.topics.browse.without.queue.xpath"); // Checks whether topic is created in the browsing page Assert.assertEquals(topicsBrowsePage.isTopicPresent(topicName), true); }
Example 4
Source File: HumanTaskXpathExtensionsTest.java From product-ei with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Setup the test environment. * @throws Exception */ @BeforeClass(alwaysRun = true) public void setEnvironment() throws Exception { init(); //init master class humanTaskPackageManagementClient = new HumanTaskPackageManagementClient(backEndUrl, sessionCookie); requestSender = new RequestSender(); initialize(); //initialize HT Client API for Clerk1 user AutomationContext clerk1AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "clerk1"); LoginLogoutClient clerk1LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(clerk1AutomationContext); String clerk1SessionCookie = clerk1LoginLogoutClient.login(); clerk1Client = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, clerk1SessionCookie); //initialize HT Client API for Clerk2 user AutomationContext clerk2AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "clerk2"); LoginLogoutClient clerk2LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(clerk2AutomationContext); String clerk2SessionCookie = clerk2LoginLogoutClient.login(); clerk2Client = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, clerk2SessionCookie); //initialize HT Client API for Clerk3 user AutomationContext clerk3AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "clerk3"); LoginLogoutClient clerk3LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(clerk3AutomationContext); String clerk3SessionCookie = clerk3LoginLogoutClient.login(); clerk3Client = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, clerk3SessionCookie); //initialize HT Client API for Manager1 user AutomationContext manager1AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "manager1"); LoginLogoutClient manager1LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(manager1AutomationContext); String manager1SessionCookie = manager1LoginLogoutClient.login(); manager1Client = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, manager1SessionCookie); //initialize HT Client API for Manager3 user AutomationContext manager3AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "manager3"); LoginLogoutClient manager3LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(manager3AutomationContext); String manager3SessionCookie = manager3LoginLogoutClient.login(); manager3Client = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, manager3SessionCookie); createTask(); }
Example 5
Source File: HumanTaskPeopleAssignment.java From product-ei with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
@BeforeClass(alwaysRun = true) public void setEnvironment() throws Exception { init(); //init master class humanTaskPackageManagementClient = new HumanTaskPackageManagementClient(backEndUrl, sessionCookie); requestSender = new RequestSender(); initialize(); //initialize HT Client API for Clerk1 user AutomationContext clerk1AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "clerk1"); LoginLogoutClient clerk1LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(clerk1AutomationContext); String clerk1SessionCookie = clerk1LoginLogoutClient.login(); clerk1Client = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, clerk1SessionCookie); //initialize HT Client API for Clerk2 user AutomationContext clerk2AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "clerk2"); LoginLogoutClient clerk2LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(clerk2AutomationContext); String clerk2SessionCookie = clerk2LoginLogoutClient.login(); clerk2Client = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, clerk2SessionCookie); //initialize HT Client API for Clerk3 user AutomationContext clerk3AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "clerk3"); LoginLogoutClient clerk3LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(clerk3AutomationContext); String clerk3SessionCookie = clerk3LoginLogoutClient.login(); clerk3Client = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, clerk3SessionCookie); //initialize HT Client API for Clerk4 user AutomationContext clerk4AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "clerk4"); LoginLogoutClient clerk4LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(clerk4AutomationContext); String clerk4SessionCookie = clerk4LoginLogoutClient.login(); clerk4Client = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, clerk4SessionCookie); //initialize HT Client API for Clerk5 user AutomationContext clerk5AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "clerk5"); LoginLogoutClient clerk5LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(clerk5AutomationContext); String clerk5SessionCookie = clerk5LoginLogoutClient.login(); clerk5Client = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, clerk5SessionCookie); //initialize HT Client API for Clerk6 user AutomationContext clerk6AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "clerk6"); LoginLogoutClient clerk6LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(clerk6AutomationContext); String clerk6SessionCookie = clerk6LoginLogoutClient.login(); clerk6Client = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, clerk6SessionCookie); //initialize HT Client API for Manager1 user AutomationContext manager1AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "manager1"); LoginLogoutClient manager1LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(manager1AutomationContext); String manager1SessionCookie = manager1LoginLogoutClient.login(); manager1Client = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, manager1SessionCookie); //initialize HT Client API for Manager2 user AutomationContext manager2AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "manager2"); LoginLogoutClient manager2LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(manager2AutomationContext); String manager2SessionCookie = manager2LoginLogoutClient.login(); manager2Client = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, manager2SessionCookie); //initialize HT Client API for Manager3 user AutomationContext manager3AutomationContext = new AutomationContext("BPS", "bpsServerInstance0001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "manager3"); LoginLogoutClient manager3LoginLogoutClient = new LoginLogoutClient(manager3AutomationContext); String manager3SessionCookie = manager3LoginLogoutClient.login(); manager3Client = new HumanTaskClientApiClient(backEndUrl, manager3SessionCookie); }
Example 6
Source File: QueuePermissionTestCase.java From product-ei with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Creates a queue by giving queue creation rights to the user. * 1. User is in a role with no permissions. * 2. Admin gives permissions to the role to create queues and for logging in. * 3. User creates a queue. * 4. Validates whether queue is created. * * @throws IOException * @throws UserAdminUserAdminException * @throws XPathExpressionException */ @Test(groups = {"wso2.mb", "queue"}) public void createQueuePermissionTestCase() throws IOException, UserAdminUserAdminException, XPathExpressionException { String queueName = "queueCreationPermission"; AutomationContext authAutomationContext = new AutomationContext("MB", "mb001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, "queueAuthUser"); User contextUser = authAutomationContext.getContextTenant().getContextUser(); String[] createPermissionUsers = new String[]{contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain()}; // Logging into user management as admin UserManagementClient userManagementClient = new UserManagementClient(backendURL, "admin", "admin"); // Removing admin permission for user userManagementClient .updateUserListOfRole(FrameworkConstants.ADMIN_ROLE, null, createPermissionUsers); // Adding roles along with user userManagementClient.addRole(CREATE_QUEUE_PERMISSION_ROLE, createPermissionUsers, new String[]{ADD_QUEUE_PERMISSION, LOGIN_PERMISSION}); driver.get(getLoginURL()); LoginPage loginPage = new LoginPage(driver); // Logging in to the the management console HomePage homePage = loginPage.loginAs(contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain(), contextUser.getPassword()); QueueAddPage queueAddPage = homePage.getQueueAddPage(); // Creating a queue by the user and check whether valid dialog pop up is shown Assert.assertEquals(queueAddPage.addQueue(queueName), true); QueuesBrowsePage queuesBrowsePage = homePage.getQueuesBrowsePage(); // Checks whether queue is created in the browsing page Assert.assertEquals(queuesBrowsePage.isQueuePresent(queueName), true); }
Example 7
Source File: TopicUserAuthorizationTestCase.java From product-ei with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Runs a test case where a consumer and publisher is created and published with a given user * key from the automation.xml. * * @param userKey The user key mentioned in the automation.xml for a specific user. * @param destinationName The destination name of the topic. * @throws XPathExpressionException * @throws org.wso2.mb.integration.common.clients.exceptions.AndesClientConfigurationException * @throws IOException * @throws javax.jms.JMSException * @throws org.wso2.mb.integration.common.clients.exceptions.AndesClientException * @throws javax.naming.NamingException */ private void createPublishAndSubscribeFromUser(String userKey, String destinationName) throws XPathExpressionException, AndesClientConfigurationException, IOException, JMSException, AndesClientException, NamingException { long sendCount = 10L; long expectedCount = 10L; AutomationContext userAutomationContext = new AutomationContext("MB", "mb001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, userKey); User contextUser = userAutomationContext.getContextTenant().getContextUser(); // Creating a consumer client configuration AndesJMSConsumerClientConfiguration consumerConfig = new AndesJMSConsumerClientConfiguration( getAMQPPort(), contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain(), contextUser.getPassword(), ExchangeType.TOPIC, destinationName); consumerConfig.setMaximumMessagesToReceived(expectedCount); consumerConfig.setAsync(false); // Creating a publisher client configuration AndesJMSPublisherClientConfiguration publisherConfig = new AndesJMSPublisherClientConfiguration( getAMQPPort(), contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain(), contextUser.getPassword(), ExchangeType.TOPIC, destinationName); publisherConfig.setNumberOfMessagesToSend(sendCount); // Creating clients AndesClient consumerClient = new AndesClient(consumerConfig, true); consumerClient.startClient(); AndesClient publisherClient = new AndesClient(publisherConfig, true); publisherClient.startClient(); AndesClientUtils .waitForMessagesAndShutdown(consumerClient, AndesClientConstants.DEFAULT_RUN_TIME); // Evaluating Assert.assertEquals(publisherClient.getSentMessageCount(), sendCount, "Message sending " + "failed for user : " + contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain()); Assert.assertEquals(consumerClient.getReceivedMessageCount(), expectedCount, "Message " + "receiving failed for user : " + contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain()); }
Example 8
Source File: TopicUserAuthorizationTestCase.java From product-ei with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Runs a test case where a consumer and publisher is created and published with a given user * key from the automation.xml. Subscriber get unsubscribe after receiving expected message count. * * @param userKey The user key mentioned in the automation.xml for a specific user. * @param destinationName The destination name of the topic. * @throws XPathExpressionException * @throws org.wso2.mb.integration.common.clients.exceptions.AndesClientConfigurationException * @throws IOException * @throws javax.jms.JMSException * @throws org.wso2.mb.integration.common.clients.exceptions.AndesClientException * @throws javax.naming.NamingException */ private void createPublishSubscribeAndUnsubscribeFromUser(String userKey, String destinationName) throws XPathExpressionException, AndesClientConfigurationException, IOException, JMSException, AndesClientException, NamingException { long sendCount = 10L; long expectedCount = 10L; AutomationContext userAutomationContext = new AutomationContext("MB", "mb001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, userKey); User contextUser = userAutomationContext.getContextTenant().getContextUser(); // Creating a consumer client configuration AndesJMSConsumerClientConfiguration consumerConfig = new AndesJMSConsumerClientConfiguration( getAMQPPort(), contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain(), contextUser.getPassword(), ExchangeType.TOPIC, destinationName); consumerConfig.setMaximumMessagesToReceived(expectedCount); consumerConfig.setUnSubscribeAfterEachMessageCount(expectedCount); consumerConfig.setAsync(false); // Creating a publisher client configuration AndesJMSPublisherClientConfiguration publisherConfig = new AndesJMSPublisherClientConfiguration( getAMQPPort(), contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain(), contextUser.getPassword(), ExchangeType.TOPIC, destinationName); publisherConfig.setNumberOfMessagesToSend(sendCount); // Creating clients AndesClient consumerClient = new AndesClient(consumerConfig, true); consumerClient.startClient(); AndesClient publisherClient = new AndesClient(publisherConfig, true); publisherClient.startClient(); AndesClientUtils .waitForMessagesAndShutdown(consumerClient, AndesClientConstants.DEFAULT_RUN_TIME); // Evaluating Assert.assertEquals(publisherClient.getSentMessageCount(), sendCount, "Message sending " + "failed for user : " + contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain()); Assert.assertEquals(consumerClient.getReceivedMessageCount(), expectedCount, "Message " + "receiving failed for user : " + contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain()); }
Example 9
Source File: SubTopicUserAuthorizationTestCase.java From product-ei with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Runs a test case where a consumer and publisher is created and published with a given user * key from the automation.xml. * * @param topicConsumeUser user defined in automation.xml for consume from a topic. * @param topicPublishUser user defined in automation.xml for publish to a topic. * @param destinationName topic destination. * @throws XPathExpressionException * @throws AndesClientConfigurationException * @throws IOException * @throws JMSException * @throws AndesClientException * @throws NamingException */ private void createPublishAndSubscribeFromUsers(String topicConsumeUser, String topicPublishUser, String destinationName) throws XPathExpressionException, AndesClientConfigurationException, IOException, JMSException, AndesClientException, NamingException { long sendCount = 100L; long expectedCount = 100L; // get context for topic consume user AutomationContext topicConsumeUserAutomationContext = new AutomationContext("MB", "mb001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, topicConsumeUser); User consumeUser = topicConsumeUserAutomationContext.getContextTenant().getContextUser(); // get context for topic publisher user AutomationContext topicPublishUserAutomationContext = new AutomationContext("MB", "mb001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, topicPublishUser); User publishUser = topicPublishUserAutomationContext.getContextTenant().getContextUser(); // Creating a consumer client configuration AndesJMSConsumerClientConfiguration consumerConfig = new AndesJMSConsumerClientConfiguration( getAMQPPort(), consumeUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain(), consumeUser.getPassword(), ExchangeType.TOPIC, destinationName); consumerConfig.setMaximumMessagesToReceived(expectedCount); consumerConfig.setAsync(false); // Creating a publisher client configuration AndesJMSPublisherClientConfiguration publisherConfig = new AndesJMSPublisherClientConfiguration( getAMQPPort(), publishUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain(), publishUser.getPassword(), ExchangeType.TOPIC, destinationName); publisherConfig.setNumberOfMessagesToSend(sendCount); // Creating clients AndesClient consumerClient = new AndesClient(consumerConfig, true); consumerClient.startClient(); AndesClient publisherClient = new AndesClient(publisherConfig, true); publisherClient.startClient(); AndesClientUtils .waitForMessagesAndShutdown(consumerClient, AndesClientConstants.DEFAULT_RUN_TIME); // Evaluating Assert.assertEquals(publisherClient.getSentMessageCount(), sendCount, "Message sending " + "failed for user : " + consumeUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain()); Assert.assertEquals(consumerClient.getReceivedMessageCount(), expectedCount, "Message " + "receiving failed for user : " + publishUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain()); }
Example 10
Source File: QueueUserAuthorizationTestCase.java From product-ei with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Runs a test case where a consumer and publisher is created and published with a given user * key from the automation.xml. * * @param userKey The user key mentioned in the automation.xml for a specific user. * @param destinationName The destination name of the queue. * @throws XPathExpressionException * @throws AndesClientConfigurationException * @throws IOException * @throws JMSException * @throws AndesClientException * @throws NamingException */ private void createPublishAndSubscribeFromUser(String userKey, String destinationName) throws XPathExpressionException, AndesClientConfigurationException, IOException, JMSException, AndesClientException, NamingException { long sendCount = 10L; long expectedCount = 10L; AutomationContext userAutomationContext = new AutomationContext("MB", "mb001", FrameworkConstants.SUPER_TENANT_KEY, userKey); User contextUser = userAutomationContext.getContextTenant().getContextUser(); // Creating a consumer client configuration AndesJMSConsumerClientConfiguration consumerConfig = new AndesJMSConsumerClientConfiguration(getAMQPPort(), contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain(), contextUser.getPassword(), ExchangeType.QUEUE, destinationName); consumerConfig.setMaximumMessagesToReceived(expectedCount); consumerConfig.setAsync(false); // Creating a publisher client configuration AndesJMSPublisherClientConfiguration publisherConfig = new AndesJMSPublisherClientConfiguration(getAMQPPort(), contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain(), contextUser.getPassword(), ExchangeType.QUEUE, destinationName); publisherConfig.setNumberOfMessagesToSend(sendCount); // Creating clients AndesClient consumerClient = new AndesClient(consumerConfig, true); consumerClient.startClient(); AndesClient publisherClient = new AndesClient(publisherConfig, true); publisherClient.startClient(); AndesClientUtils .waitForMessagesAndShutdown(consumerClient, AndesClientConstants.DEFAULT_RUN_TIME); // Evaluating Assert.assertEquals(publisherClient.getSentMessageCount(), sendCount, "Message sending " + "failed for user : " + contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain()); Assert.assertEquals(consumerClient.getReceivedMessageCount(), expectedCount, "Message " + "receiving failed for user : " + contextUser.getUserNameWithoutDomain()); }