Let's take this code..
public void testIt() throws IOException {
new JavaTestKit(system) {{
final Props props = Props.create(MyActor.class);
final ActorRef subject = system.actorOf(props);
ByteString someBytes =
ByteString.fromArray("abcd".getBytes())
subject.tell(someBytes, getSelf());
//await response
Actor1 actor1 = expectMsgClass(Actor1.class);
Actor2 actor2 = expectMsgClass(Actor2.class);
}};
}
in myActor.java
actor1Ref and actor2Ref are ActorRef of Actor1 and Actor2 actors.
....
@Override
public void onReceive(Object message) {
if(message instanceof ByteString) {
// do something
getSender().tell(actor1Ref, getSelf());
// some more things
getSender().tell(actor2Ref, getSelf());
}
...
}
The order
Actor1 actor1 = expectMsgClass(Actor1.class);
Actor2 actor2 = expectMsgClass(Actor2.class);
seems to work and test passes. if actor1 message arrives late, the test
would fail I think.
Is there a way to say expectMsgClassesInNoParticularOrder(Actor1.class,
Actor2.class) ?
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