How to use

DataVerify

in

ch.inftec.ju.testing.db

@Test
@DataSet("AbstractDbTestTransactionTest_testingEntity.xml")
@DataVerify
@DataSetExport(tablesDataSet="AbstractDbTestTransactionTest_testingEntity.xml", doPhysicalExport=false)
public void transaction_isRolledBack() {
  this.em.find(TestingEntity.class, -1L).setName("DoCommit");
  this.em.flush();
  
  this.setRollbackOnly();
}
public static class Transaction_isRolledBack extends DataVerifier {

if (verifyInfo.getAnnotation().value() == DataVerify.DEFAULT_DATA_VERIFIER.class) {
  String verifierName = StringUtils.capitalize(JuStringUtils.removeNonAlphabeticalLeadingCharacters(this.testMethodName));
  Class<?> defaultVerifier = ReflectUtils.getInnerClass(this.getTestClass(), verifierName);
  verifierClass = verifyInfo.getAnnotation().value();

@Test
@DataSet("AbstractDbTestTransactionTest_testingEntity.xml")
@DataVerify
@DataSetExport(tablesDataSet="AbstractDbTestTransactionTest_testingEntity.xml", doPhysicalExport=false)
public void transaction_isCommitted() {
  this.em.find(TestingEntity.class, -1L).setName("DoCommit");
}
public static class Transaction_isCommitted extends DataVerifier {

@Test
@DataSet("AbstractDbTestTransactionTest_testingEntity.xml")
@DataVerify
@DataSetExport(tablesDataSet="AbstractDbTestTransactionTest_testingEntity.xml", doPhysicalExport=false)
public void multipleTransactions_areSupported() {
  // H2 has a locking strategy that will cause a timeout in this scenario
  JuAssumeUtils.dbIsNot(this.emUtil, DbType.H2);
  
  TestingEntity te1 = new TestingEntity("TE1");
  this.em.persist(te1);
  
  try (EmfWork ew2 = this.startNewWork()) {
    TestingEntity te2 = new TestingEntity("TE2");
    ew2.getEm().persist(te2);
    
    try (EmfWork ew3 = this.startNewWork()) {
      TestingEntity te3 = new TestingEntity("TE3");
      ew3.getEm().persist(te3);            
    }
    
    ew2.setRollbackOnly();
  }
}
public static class MultipleTransactions_areSupported extends DataVerifier {