Validating Multiple Expects

With Sequencing Validation

When running a test, several messages can be output from different modules and come to different validators. In this case we do not want to impose that SO 1 will come before SO 2 to a validator because it is just hazardous.

<test name="test_multiple_expects_3">
		<flow>flow1</flow>
		<description>Test multiple expects into different modules in a different order</description>
		<inject mod="getSo">
			<so orderId="1">
				<sod>
					<attr name="verb" value="toPort1"/>
				</sod>
			</so>
		</inject>
		<inject mod="getSo">
			<so orderId="2">
				<sod>
					<attr name="verb" value="toPort2"/>
				</sod>
			</so>
		</inject>
		<expect mod="port2">
			<so orderId="2"/>
		</expect>
		<expect mod="port1">
			<so orderId="1"/>
		</expect>
	</test>

Without Sequencing Validation

If you inject SO 1, SO 2, and then so 3, the sequence of SOs coming to the validator is as follows:

1. SO 1
2. SO 2
3. SO 3

<test name="test_multiple_expects_4" validateExpectSequencing="true">>
		<flow>flow1</flow>>
		<description>Test multiple expects into one module validating sequencing</description>
		<inject mod="getSo">
			<so orderId="1"/>
		</inject>>
		<inject mod="getSo">
			<so orderId="2"/>
		</inject>>
		<inject mod="getSo">
			<so orderId="3"/>
		</inject>
		<expect mod="port1">
			<so orderId="1"/>
		</expect>
		<expect mod="port1">
			<so orderId="2"/>
		</expect>
		<expect mod="port1">
			<so orderId="3"/>
		</expect>
	</test>