public function testSubscribe()
{
$listener = new AnnotatedListener();
AnnotatedEventListenerAdapter::subscribe($listener, $this->eventBus, new SimpleAnnotationReaderFactory());
$event1 = new MyEvent("a", "b");
$event2 = new MyOtherEvent();
$this->eventBus->publish(array(GenericEventMessage::asEventMessage($event1)));
$this->assertCount(1, $this->publishedEvents);
$this->assertSame($listener->event, $event1);
$this->eventBus->publish(array(GenericEventMessage::asEventMessage($event2)));
$this->assertCount(2, $this->publishedEvents);
$this->assertSame($listener->event, $event2);
}
/**
* Use this method to indicate an application is published, <em>while recording the outcome</em>.
* <p/>
* Note that if you inject resources using {@link FixtureConfiguration#registerResource(Object)}, you may need to
* reset them yourself if they are manipulated by the Saga in the "given" stage of the test.
*
* @param mixed $event the event to publish
* @return FixtureExecutionResultInterface an object allowing you to verify the test results
*/
public function whenPublishingA($event)
{
try {
$this->fixtureExecutionResult->startRecording();
$this->sagaManager->handle(GenericEventMessage::asEventMessage($event));
} finally {
//FixtureResourceParameterResolverFactory.clear();
}
return $this->fixtureExecutionResult;
}
private function newEvent()
{
return [GenericEventMessage::asEventMessage(new StubEventMessage())];
}
