Can't catch events with ActiveMQ listener on Pytest
I'm trying to write a test case to see if my action is being transmitted into ActiveMQ topic.
I check my code outside of pytest, somehow code runs smoothly and I can see my message generated an event on ActiveMQ topic. But If I run it inside pytest case, I can't catch the events. I can't seem to find a reason. We are setting the receiver but we don't get header list if we use pytest. Outside pytest works fine.
Version without pytest:
import messenger
import client
import time
import amq_client as aq
lst=aq.MyListener(aq.conn)
aq.conn.set_listener('', lst)
aq.conn.start()
aq.conn.connect(login=aq.user, passcode=aq.password)
aq.conn.subscribe(destination=aq.destination, ack='auto', id=1234)
print("Waiting for messages...")
resp=messenger.Messenger().send_message()
print(resp)
lognum=resp[1].split("=")[1]
time.sleep(10)
actions = [x['ENTITY_ACTION'] for x in lst.header_list]
accounts = [x['ACCOUNT'] for x in lst.header_list]
print('actions ', actions)
print(' ')
print(' ')
print(' ')
print(' ')
print('ACCOUNTS', accounts)
if(str(lognum) in accounts and 'NEW_ACCOUNT' in actions ):
print('By this it WORKS')
Output:
actions ['NEW_ACCOUNT', 'ACCOUNT_GROUP_CHANGED']
ACCOUNTS ['720308353', '720308353']
By this it WORKS
Pytest version:
import pytest
import messenger
import amq_client as aq
import time
class Test_AmqTestCase(object):
def test_newaccount(self):
lst=aq.MyListener(aq.conn)
aq.conn.set_listener('', lst)
aq.conn.start()
aq.conn.connect(login=aq.user, passcode=aq.password)
aq.conn.subscribe(destination=aq.destination, ack='auto', id=1234)
print("Waiting for messages...")
resp=messenger.Messenger().send_message()
print(resp)
lognum=resp[1].split("=")[1]
t_end=time.time()+30
t_start=time.time()
while time.time() < t_end:
time.sleep(1)
t_total=time.time()-t_start
print('Total time for event occur :', t_total)
print(' ')
actions = [x['ENTITY_ACTION'] for x in lst.header_list]
accounts = [x['ACCOUNT'] for x in lst.header_list]
print('ACCOUNTS', accounts)
assert (str(lognum) in accounts and 'NEW_ACCOUNT' in actions)
pytest result:
assert (str(lognum) in accounts and 'NEW_ACCOUNT' in actions)
E AssertionError: assert ('720308351' in )
E + where '720308351' = str('720308351')
Test_AmqCase.py:33: AssertionError
---------------------------- Captured stdout call -----------------------------
Waiting for messages...
['OK', 'LOGIN=720308351', 'end', '']
Total time for event occur : 30.017589569091797
ACCOUNTS
python activemq pytest
add a comment |
I'm trying to write a test case to see if my action is being transmitted into ActiveMQ topic.
I check my code outside of pytest, somehow code runs smoothly and I can see my message generated an event on ActiveMQ topic. But If I run it inside pytest case, I can't catch the events. I can't seem to find a reason. We are setting the receiver but we don't get header list if we use pytest. Outside pytest works fine.
Version without pytest:
import messenger
import client
import time
import amq_client as aq
lst=aq.MyListener(aq.conn)
aq.conn.set_listener('', lst)
aq.conn.start()
aq.conn.connect(login=aq.user, passcode=aq.password)
aq.conn.subscribe(destination=aq.destination, ack='auto', id=1234)
print("Waiting for messages...")
resp=messenger.Messenger().send_message()
print(resp)
lognum=resp[1].split("=")[1]
time.sleep(10)
actions = [x['ENTITY_ACTION'] for x in lst.header_list]
accounts = [x['ACCOUNT'] for x in lst.header_list]
print('actions ', actions)
print(' ')
print(' ')
print(' ')
print(' ')
print('ACCOUNTS', accounts)
if(str(lognum) in accounts and 'NEW_ACCOUNT' in actions ):
print('By this it WORKS')
Output:
actions ['NEW_ACCOUNT', 'ACCOUNT_GROUP_CHANGED']
ACCOUNTS ['720308353', '720308353']
By this it WORKS
Pytest version:
import pytest
import messenger
import amq_client as aq
import time
class Test_AmqTestCase(object):
def test_newaccount(self):
lst=aq.MyListener(aq.conn)
aq.conn.set_listener('', lst)
aq.conn.start()
aq.conn.connect(login=aq.user, passcode=aq.password)
aq.conn.subscribe(destination=aq.destination, ack='auto', id=1234)
print("Waiting for messages...")
resp=messenger.Messenger().send_message()
print(resp)
lognum=resp[1].split("=")[1]
t_end=time.time()+30
t_start=time.time()
while time.time() < t_end:
time.sleep(1)
t_total=time.time()-t_start
print('Total time for event occur :', t_total)
print(' ')
actions = [x['ENTITY_ACTION'] for x in lst.header_list]
accounts = [x['ACCOUNT'] for x in lst.header_list]
print('ACCOUNTS', accounts)
assert (str(lognum) in accounts and 'NEW_ACCOUNT' in actions)
pytest result:
assert (str(lognum) in accounts and 'NEW_ACCOUNT' in actions)
E AssertionError: assert ('720308351' in )
E + where '720308351' = str('720308351')
Test_AmqCase.py:33: AssertionError
---------------------------- Captured stdout call -----------------------------
Waiting for messages...
['OK', 'LOGIN=720308351', 'end', '']
Total time for event occur : 30.017589569091797
ACCOUNTS
python activemq pytest
Did you try the Pytest version on a fresh topic? If not, can you try and check if you get the same issue?
– Samarth
Nov 26 '18 at 17:11
On fresh topic, pytest doesn't read as well. I can't get header or message body if I run it inside pytest.
– AlperenK
Nov 28 '18 at 6:29
add a comment |
I'm trying to write a test case to see if my action is being transmitted into ActiveMQ topic.
I check my code outside of pytest, somehow code runs smoothly and I can see my message generated an event on ActiveMQ topic. But If I run it inside pytest case, I can't catch the events. I can't seem to find a reason. We are setting the receiver but we don't get header list if we use pytest. Outside pytest works fine.
Version without pytest:
import messenger
import client
import time
import amq_client as aq
lst=aq.MyListener(aq.conn)
aq.conn.set_listener('', lst)
aq.conn.start()
aq.conn.connect(login=aq.user, passcode=aq.password)
aq.conn.subscribe(destination=aq.destination, ack='auto', id=1234)
print("Waiting for messages...")
resp=messenger.Messenger().send_message()
print(resp)
lognum=resp[1].split("=")[1]
time.sleep(10)
actions = [x['ENTITY_ACTION'] for x in lst.header_list]
accounts = [x['ACCOUNT'] for x in lst.header_list]
print('actions ', actions)
print(' ')
print(' ')
print(' ')
print(' ')
print('ACCOUNTS', accounts)
if(str(lognum) in accounts and 'NEW_ACCOUNT' in actions ):
print('By this it WORKS')
Output:
actions ['NEW_ACCOUNT', 'ACCOUNT_GROUP_CHANGED']
ACCOUNTS ['720308353', '720308353']
By this it WORKS
Pytest version:
import pytest
import messenger
import amq_client as aq
import time
class Test_AmqTestCase(object):
def test_newaccount(self):
lst=aq.MyListener(aq.conn)
aq.conn.set_listener('', lst)
aq.conn.start()
aq.conn.connect(login=aq.user, passcode=aq.password)
aq.conn.subscribe(destination=aq.destination, ack='auto', id=1234)
print("Waiting for messages...")
resp=messenger.Messenger().send_message()
print(resp)
lognum=resp[1].split("=")[1]
t_end=time.time()+30
t_start=time.time()
while time.time() < t_end:
time.sleep(1)
t_total=time.time()-t_start
print('Total time for event occur :', t_total)
print(' ')
actions = [x['ENTITY_ACTION'] for x in lst.header_list]
accounts = [x['ACCOUNT'] for x in lst.header_list]
print('ACCOUNTS', accounts)
assert (str(lognum) in accounts and 'NEW_ACCOUNT' in actions)
pytest result:
assert (str(lognum) in accounts and 'NEW_ACCOUNT' in actions)
E AssertionError: assert ('720308351' in )
E + where '720308351' = str('720308351')
Test_AmqCase.py:33: AssertionError
---------------------------- Captured stdout call -----------------------------
Waiting for messages...
['OK', 'LOGIN=720308351', 'end', '']
Total time for event occur : 30.017589569091797
ACCOUNTS
python activemq pytest
I'm trying to write a test case to see if my action is being transmitted into ActiveMQ topic.
I check my code outside of pytest, somehow code runs smoothly and I can see my message generated an event on ActiveMQ topic. But If I run it inside pytest case, I can't catch the events. I can't seem to find a reason. We are setting the receiver but we don't get header list if we use pytest. Outside pytest works fine.
Version without pytest:
import messenger
import client
import time
import amq_client as aq
lst=aq.MyListener(aq.conn)
aq.conn.set_listener('', lst)
aq.conn.start()
aq.conn.connect(login=aq.user, passcode=aq.password)
aq.conn.subscribe(destination=aq.destination, ack='auto', id=1234)
print("Waiting for messages...")
resp=messenger.Messenger().send_message()
print(resp)
lognum=resp[1].split("=")[1]
time.sleep(10)
actions = [x['ENTITY_ACTION'] for x in lst.header_list]
accounts = [x['ACCOUNT'] for x in lst.header_list]
print('actions ', actions)
print(' ')
print(' ')
print(' ')
print(' ')
print('ACCOUNTS', accounts)
if(str(lognum) in accounts and 'NEW_ACCOUNT' in actions ):
print('By this it WORKS')
Output:
actions ['NEW_ACCOUNT', 'ACCOUNT_GROUP_CHANGED']
ACCOUNTS ['720308353', '720308353']
By this it WORKS
Pytest version:
import pytest
import messenger
import amq_client as aq
import time
class Test_AmqTestCase(object):
def test_newaccount(self):
lst=aq.MyListener(aq.conn)
aq.conn.set_listener('', lst)
aq.conn.start()
aq.conn.connect(login=aq.user, passcode=aq.password)
aq.conn.subscribe(destination=aq.destination, ack='auto', id=1234)
print("Waiting for messages...")
resp=messenger.Messenger().send_message()
print(resp)
lognum=resp[1].split("=")[1]
t_end=time.time()+30
t_start=time.time()
while time.time() < t_end:
time.sleep(1)
t_total=time.time()-t_start
print('Total time for event occur :', t_total)
print(' ')
actions = [x['ENTITY_ACTION'] for x in lst.header_list]
accounts = [x['ACCOUNT'] for x in lst.header_list]
print('ACCOUNTS', accounts)
assert (str(lognum) in accounts and 'NEW_ACCOUNT' in actions)
pytest result:
assert (str(lognum) in accounts and 'NEW_ACCOUNT' in actions)
E AssertionError: assert ('720308351' in )
E + where '720308351' = str('720308351')
Test_AmqCase.py:33: AssertionError
---------------------------- Captured stdout call -----------------------------
Waiting for messages...
['OK', 'LOGIN=720308351', 'end', '']
Total time for event occur : 30.017589569091797
ACCOUNTS
python activemq pytest
python activemq pytest
asked Nov 26 '18 at 13:35
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Did you try the Pytest version on a fresh topic? If not, can you try and check if you get the same issue?
– Samarth
Nov 26 '18 at 17:11
On fresh topic, pytest doesn't read as well. I can't get header or message body if I run it inside pytest.
– AlperenK
Nov 28 '18 at 6:29
add a comment |
Did you try the Pytest version on a fresh topic? If not, can you try and check if you get the same issue?
– Samarth
Nov 26 '18 at 17:11
On fresh topic, pytest doesn't read as well. I can't get header or message body if I run it inside pytest.
– AlperenK
Nov 28 '18 at 6:29
Did you try the Pytest version on a fresh topic? If not, can you try and check if you get the same issue?
– Samarth
Nov 26 '18 at 17:11
Did you try the Pytest version on a fresh topic? If not, can you try and check if you get the same issue?
– Samarth
Nov 26 '18 at 17:11
On fresh topic, pytest doesn't read as well. I can't get header or message body if I run it inside pytest.
– AlperenK
Nov 28 '18 at 6:29
On fresh topic, pytest doesn't read as well. I can't get header or message body if I run it inside pytest.
– AlperenK
Nov 28 '18 at 6:29
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Did you try the Pytest version on a fresh topic? If not, can you try and check if you get the same issue?
– Samarth
Nov 26 '18 at 17:11
On fresh topic, pytest doesn't read as well. I can't get header or message body if I run it inside pytest.
– AlperenK
Nov 28 '18 at 6:29