0 Replies Latest reply on Jan 6, 2012 9:07 AM by spascal

    JUnit ProcessTest - groups are ignored?

    spascal

      Hi,

       

      I have written a simple JUnit test with two HumanTasks and two Groups, but I think the test ignores groups.

      I use in the test a different goupname as i have define in the processdefinition, but the has test pased.:-(

       

      I would be very happy If someone can test my test. ;-)

       

      {code}

      package de.akquinet.jbpm5demo.myWorkflow.testing.examples;

       

      import java.util.ArrayList;

      import java.util.List;

       

      import org.drools.runtime.StatefulKnowledgeSession;

      import org.jbpm.task.TaskService;

      import org.jbpm.test.JbpmJUnitTestCase;

      import org.jbpm.workflow.instance.WorkflowProcessInstance;

      import org.junit.Test;

       

      public class MySimpleTwoHumanTaskTwoGroupsExample extends JbpmJUnitTestCase {

       

          private static final String PROCESS_FILE_NAME = "mySimpleTwoHumanTaskTwoGroupsExample.bpmn";

          private static final String PROCESS_ID = "mySimpleTwoHumanTaskTwoGroupsExample";

         

          public MySimpleTwoHumanTaskTwoGroupsExample() {

              super(true);

          }

         

          private static final String USER_1 = "user1";

          private static final String USER_2 = "user2";

         

          private static final String GROUP_1 = "blubb"; //not the same groupname as in the processdefinition

          private static final String GROUP_2 = "group2";

         

          private static final List<String> GROUP_LIST_1 = new ArrayList<String>();

          private static final List<String> GROUP_LIST_2 = new ArrayList<String>();   

         

          @Test

          public void testProcess() {

              GROUP_LIST_1.add(GROUP_1);

              GROUP_LIST_2.add(GROUP_2);

              StatefulKnowledgeSession ksession = createKnowledgeSession(PROCESS_FILE_NAME);

              TaskService taskService = getTaskService(ksession);

              WorkflowProcessInstance processInstance  = (WorkflowProcessInstance) ksession.startProcess(PROCESS_ID);

              assertProcessInstanceActive(processInstance.getId(), ksession);

       

              assertNodeTriggered(processInstance.getId(), "StartProcess");

             

              assertNodeTriggered(processInstance.getId(), "Human Task 1");

              long taskId =taskService.getTasksAssignedAsPotentialOwner(USER_1, GROUP_LIST_1, "en-UK").get(0).getId();

              taskService.claim(taskId, USER_1, GROUP_LIST_1);

              taskService.start(taskId, USER_1);       

              taskService.complete(taskId, USER_1, null);

         

             

              assertNodeTriggered(processInstance.getId(), "Human Task 2");

              long task2Id = taskService.getTasksAssignedAsPotentialOwner(USER_2, GROUP_LIST_2, "en-UK").get(0).getId();

              taskService.claim(task2Id, USER_2, GROUP_LIST_2);

              taskService.start(task2Id, USER_2);       

              taskService.complete(task2Id, USER_2, null);       

       

              assertProcessInstanceCompleted(processInstance.getId(), ksession);

              ksession.dispose();

          }

      }

      {code}

       

      jBPM 5.2 with the jBPM 5.2 Eclipse Plug-In

       

      regards

      Pascal