Well regardless, my recommendations should still apply. You should do one of
the following:
1. Allow an exception to be thrown on the server-side implementation of
the insert indicating that it failed. Fail the test in the onFailure
callback of the request. In 99.999% of the cases this should be enough to
verify the insertion within the scope of testing. I will echo again,
verification that an exception-less insert went through should not be on the
responsibility of the database driver's client.
factory.whateverRequest().insert(whatever).fire(new Receiver<...>() {
@Override onSuccess(...) {
//This should be enough to pass
}
@Override onFailure(...) {
//This should be enough to fail
fail();
}
}
2. Send the second request within the body of the onSuccess callback of
the insertion request.
Something like this:
factory.whateverRequest().insert(whatever).fire(new Receiver<...>() {
@Override onSuccess(...) {
factory.whateverRequest().verify(whatever).fire(new
Receiver<Boolean>() {
@Override onSuccess(Boolean success) {
if (!success) { fail(); }
}
@Override onFailure(...) { fail(); }
});
}
@Override onFailure(...) { fail(); }
}
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