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origin: kieker-monitoring/kieker

  /**
   * Tests the constructor and writeBytes(..) methods of {@link AfterConstructorFailedEvent}.
   */
  @Test
  public void testSerializeDeserializeBinaryEquals() {
    final AfterConstructorFailedEvent event1 = new AfterConstructorFailedEvent(TSTAMP, TRACE_ID, ORDER_INDEX, FQ_OPERATION_SIGNATURE, FQ_CLASSNAME, CAUSE);

    Assert.assertEquals("Unexpected timestamp", TSTAMP, event1.getTimestamp());
    Assert.assertEquals("Unexpected trace ID", TRACE_ID, event1.getTraceId());
    Assert.assertEquals("Unexpected order index", ORDER_INDEX, event1.getOrderIndex());
    Assert.assertEquals("Unexpected class name", FQ_CLASSNAME, event1.getClassSignature());
    Assert.assertEquals("Unexpected operation signature", FQ_OPERATION_SIGNATURE, event1.getOperationSignature());
    Assert.assertEquals("Unexpected cause", CAUSE, event1.getCause());

    final WriterListener receiver = new WriterListener();
    final IWriterRegistry<String> stringRegistry = new WriterRegistry(receiver);
    final ByteBuffer buffer = ByteBuffer.allocate(event1.getSize());
    event1.serialize(BinaryValueSerializer.create(buffer, stringRegistry));
    buffer.flip();

    final AfterConstructorFailedEvent event2 = new AfterConstructorFailedEvent(BinaryValueDeserializer.create(buffer, receiver.getReaderRegistry()));

    Assert.assertEquals(event1, event2);
    Assert.assertEquals(0, event1.compareTo(event2));
    Assert.assertTrue(UtilityClass.refersToSameOperationAs(event1, event2));
  }
}
kieker.common.record.flow.trace.operation.constructorAfterConstructorFailedEventcompareTo

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