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package org.apache.usergrid.batch.job;


import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

import org.junit.Ignore;
import org.junit.Test;

import org.apache.usergrid.persistence.entities.JobData;
import org.apache.usergrid.persistence.entities.JobStat;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;


/**
 * Class to test job runtimes
 */

@Ignore("Pending https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/USERGRID-1105. Spring problems." )
// These tests no longer work with shared Spring context, need to be fixed
public class SchedulerRuntime3IT extends AbstractSchedulerRuntimeIT {


    /** Test the scheduler ramps up correctly when there are more jobs to be read after a pause */
    @Test
    public void failureCausesJobDeath() throws Exception {

        int failCount = Integer.parseInt( props.getProperty( FAIL_PROP ) );
        long sleepTime = Long.parseLong( props.getProperty( RUNLOOP_PROP ) );

        FailureJobExecution job = springResource.getBean(
                "failureJobExceuction", FailureJobExecution.class );

        int totalAttempts = failCount + 1;

        job.setLatch( failCount );

        getJobListener().setExpected( 3 );

        JobData returned = scheduler.createJob(
                "failureJobExceuction", System.currentTimeMillis(), new JobData() );

        scheduler.refreshIndex();

        final long waitTime = ( failCount + 2 ) * sleepTime + 5000L ;

        boolean jobInvoked = job.waitForCount( waitTime, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);

        assertTrue("Job invoked max times", jobInvoked);

        boolean deadInvoked = job.waitForDead( waitTime, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS );

        assertTrue( "dead job signaled", deadInvoked );

        scheduler.refreshIndex();

        // sleep until the job should have failed. We sleep 1 extra cycle just to
        // make sure we're not racing the test
        boolean waited = getJobListener().blockTilDone(waitTime);

        scheduler.refreshIndex();

        //we shouldn't trip the latch.  It should fail failCount times, and not run again
        assertTrue( "Jobs ran", waited );
        assertTrue( failCount + " failures resulted", getJobListener().getFailureCount() == failCount );
        assertTrue( 1 + " success resulted", getJobListener().getSuccessCount() == 1 );

        JobStat stat = scheduler.getStatsForJob( returned.getJobName(), returned.getUuid() );

        // we should have only marked this as run fail+1 times
        assertEquals( totalAttempts, stat.getTotalAttempts() );
        assertEquals( totalAttempts, stat.getRunCount() );
        assertEquals( 0, stat.getDelayCount() );


    }
}