JBoss TS - MQ recovery integration tests

[timfox]

Does anyone know if there are any integration tests that show JBoss TS recovery manager, interacting with JBoss MQ and performing recovery?

I know there are tests that exercise the XAResource api and call recover() etc manually, but I couldn't see any that actual use JBoss TS to do this.

[adrian.brock]

No there are no tests for this in the testsuite since at the time I wrote
this JBossTM wasn't integrated into the main build.

The tests in the testsuite deploy a second copy of JBossMQ into JBossAS
that I can reboot and test recovery using the XAResource api directly.
i.e. they are unit tests not integration tests.

The only test I have is in a private ant project that uses the
JMSProviderXAResourceRecovery
with the following change in jbossjta-properties.xml

 <property name="com.arjuna.ats.jta.recovery.XAResourceRecoveryJMS=org.jboss.jta.recovery.jms.JMSProviderXAResourceRecovery;DefaultJMSProvider"/>

It also includes a subclass of the persistence manager
so I can force the server to crash during commit

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package org.jboss.test.jbossmq;

import javax.jms.JMSException;

import org.jboss.mq.pm.Tx;
import org.jboss.mq.pm.jdbc2.PersistenceManager;

public class TestPersistenceManager extends PersistenceManager implements TestPersistenceManagerMBean
{
 private boolean crashInCommit = false;

 public TestPersistenceManager() throws JMSException
 {
 }

 public boolean getCrashInCommit()
 {
 return crashInCommit;
 }

 public void makeCrashInCommit(boolean crashInCommit)
 {
 this.crashInCommit = crashInCommit;
 }

 public void commitPersistentTx(Tx txId) throws JMSException
 {
 if (crashInCommit)
 {
 System.out.println("I'm going to crash in 20 seconds");
 try
 {
 Thread.sleep(20000);
 }
 catch (Exception ignored) {}
 Runtime.getRuntime().halt(0);
 }
 else
 super.commitPersistentTx(txId);
 }
}

The sleep is just to workaround the fact that hypersonic doesn't
persist data to its transaction log synchronously
It does it on a timer every 10 seconds. UGLY! :-)