How to use setRepeatCount method of com.consol.citrus.container.Timer class

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1package com.consol.citrus.dsl.testng;2import com.consol.citrus.annotations.CitrusTest;3import com.consol.citrus.testng.CitrusParameters;4import org.testng.annotations.Test;5import java.util.Arrays;6import java.util.List;7public class TimerJavaITest extends AbstractTestNGCitrusTest {8 @Test(dataProvider = "timerDataProvider")9 @CitrusParameters({"timerName", "repeatCount", "interval", "timeout"})10 public void timerJavaITest(String timerName, int repeatCount, long interval, long timeout) {11 variable("timerName", timerName);12 variable("repeatCount", repeatCount);13 variable("interval", interval);14 variable("timeout", timeout);15 timer(timerName)16 .interval(interval)17 .repeatCount(repeatCount)18 .timeout(timeout)19 .action(new TestAction() {20 public void doExecute(TestContext context) {21 System.out.println("Timer: " + context.getVariable("timerName"));22 }23 });24 echo("Timer: ${timerName} finished");25 }26 public Object[][] timerDataProvider() {27 return new Object[][] {28 new Object[] { "timer1", 5, 1000, 10000 },29 new Object[] { "timer2", 3, 2000, 10000 }30 };31 }32}

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1public class TimerTest extends TestNGCitrusTestRunner {2 public void timerTest() {3 variable("timerId", "timerId");4 variable("repeatCount", "2");5 variable("interval", "1000");6 variable("message", "Hello World!");7 timer()8 .id("${timerId}")9 .interval("${interval}")10 .repeatCount("${repeatCount}")11 .autoStart(false)12 .actions(13 echo("Timer started"),14 send("timerEndpoint")15 .payload("${message}"),16 echo("Timer stopped")17 );18 echo("Waiting for timer to start ...");19 waitFor()20 .condition(new TimerCondition("${timerId}", true))21 .timeout(5000L);22 echo("Waiting for timer to stop ...");23 waitFor()24 .condition(new TimerCondition("${timerId}", false))25 .timeout(5000L);26 echo("Timer stopped");27 }28}29public class TimerTest extends TestNGCitrusTestRunner {30 public void timerTest() {31 variable("timerId", "timerId");32 variable("repeatCount", "2");33 variable("interval", "1000");34 variable("message", "Hello World!");35 timer()36 .id("${timerId}")37 .interval("${interval}")38 .repeatCount("${repeatCount}")39 .autoStart(false)40 .actions(41 echo("Timer started"),42 send("timerEndpoint")43 .payload("${message}"),44 echo("Timer stopped")45 );46 echo("Waiting for timer to start ...");47 waitFor()48 .condition(new TimerCondition("${timerId}", true))49 .timeout(5000L);50 echo("Waiting for timer to stop

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1Timer timer = new Timer.Builder()2 .name("timer")3 .interval(5000)4 .repeatCount(3)5 .action(new EchoAction("Hello World!"))6 .build();7this.add(timer);8timer.start();

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1import com.consol.citrus.annotations.CitrusTest;2import com.consol.citrus.dsl.testng.TestNGCitrusTestRunner;3import com.consol.citrus.testng.CitrusParameters;4import org.testng.annotations.Test;5public class TimerTest extends TestNGCitrusTestRunner {6 @CitrusParameters({"repeatCount"})7 public void timerTest(String repeatCount) {8 timer()9 .interval(500)10 .setRepeatCount(repeatCount)11 .timeout(10000)12 .autoStartup(false)13 .actions(14 echo("Timer started")15 );16 startTimer("timer");17 waitFor()18 .timeout(10000)19 .messageQueue("timer");20 stopTimer("timer");21 echo("Timer stopped");22 }23}24package com.consol.citrus;25import org.testng.annotations.Test;26public class TimerTest extends TimerTestRunner {27 public void timerTest() {28 super.timerTest("5");29 }30}31I would like to know how to use the timer() method. I have the following code:32public void test() {33 variable("myVar", "myValue");34 timer()35 .interval(1000)36 .autoStartup(false)37 .actions(38 echo("Timer started")39 );40 startTimer("timer");41 waitFor()42 .timeout(10000)43 .messageQueue("timer");44 stopTimer("timer");45 echo("Timer stopped");46}47I have tried to run it but it doesn’t work. I have also tried to use the startTimer() and stopTimer() methods in the actions() method of the timer() method but the test doesn’t work. What should I do?

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