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How to use transactionManager method of com.consol.citrus.dsl.builder.ExecuteSQLBuilder class

Best Citrus code snippet using com.consol.citrus.dsl.builder.ExecuteSQLBuilder.transactionManager

...53        return this;54    }55    /**56     * Sets the transaction manager to use.57     * @param transactionManager58     * @return59     */60    public ExecuteSQLBuilder transactionManager(PlatformTransactionManager transactionManager) {61        action.setTransactionManager(transactionManager);62        return this;63    }64    /**65     * Sets the transaction timeout to use.66     * @param transactionTimeout67     * @return68     */69    public ExecuteSQLBuilder transactionTimeout(int transactionTimeout) {70        action.setTransactionTimeout(String.valueOf(transactionTimeout));71        return this;72    }73    /**74     * Sets the transaction timeout to use.75     * @param transactionTimeout...

transactionManager

Using AI Code Generation

1transactionManager()2  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (1, 'John Doe')")3  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (2, 'Jane Doe')")4  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (3, 'Joe Doe')")5  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (4, 'Jenny Doe')")6  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (5, 'Jack Doe')")7  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (6, 'Jill Doe')")8  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (7, 'John Doe')")9  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (8, 'Jane Doe')")10  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (9, 'Joe Doe')")11  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (10, 'Jenny Doe')")12  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (11, 'Jack Doe')")13  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (12, 'Jill Doe')")14  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (13, 'John Doe')")15  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (14, 'Jane Doe')")16  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (15, 'Joe Doe')")17  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (16, 'Jenny Doe')")18  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (17, 'Jack Doe')")19  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (18, 'Jill Doe')")20  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (19, 'John Doe')")21  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (20, 'Jane Doe')")22  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (21, 'Joe Doe')")23  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (22, 'Jenny Doe')")24  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (23, 'Jack Doe')")25  .statement("INSERT INTO USER (ID, NAME) VALUES (24, 'Jill Doe')")26  .statement("INSERT INTO USER

transactionManager

Using AI Code Generation

1public class SqlScriptSample extends AbstractTestNGCitrusTest {2    public void sqlScriptSample() {3        transactionManager()4            .sqlScript("classpath:com/consol/citrus/sql/sample.sql")5            .transactionManager("transactionManager");6    }7}8public class SqlScriptWithStatementParametersSample extends AbstractTestNGCitrusTest {9    public void sqlScriptWithStatementParametersSample() {10        transactionManager()11            .sqlScript("classpath:com/consol/citrus/sql/sample.sql")12            .statementParameters("id", "123")13            .transactionManager("transactionManager");14    }15}16public class SqlScriptWithVariablesSample extends AbstractTestNGCitrusTest {17    public void sqlScriptWithVariablesSample() {18        transactionManager()19            .sqlScript("classpath:com/consol/citrus/sql/sample.sql")20            .statementParameters("id", "${variable}")21            .transactionManager("transactionManager");22    }23}

transactionManager

Using AI Code Generation

1[ExecuteSQLBuilder.java:62] []: # (C) Copyright 2015 Citrus2[ExecuteSQLBuilder.java:64] []: # Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");3[ExecuteSQLBuilder.java:78] []: import com.consol.citrus.actions.ExecuteSQLAction4[ExecuteSQLBuilder.java:79] []: import com.consol.citrus.container.SequenceBeforeTest5[ExecuteSQLBuilder.java:80] []: import com.consol.citrus.dsl.runner.TestRunner6[ExecuteSQLBuilder.java:81] []: import com.consol.citrus.message.MessageType7[ExecuteSQLBuilder.java:82] []: import com.consol.citrus.sql.builder.SqlStatementBuilder8[ExecuteSQLBuilder.java:83] []: import com.consol.citrus.sql.message.SqlMessage9[ExecuteSQLBuilder.java:84] []: import com.consol.citrus.sql.message.SqlMessageHeaders10[ExecuteSQLBuilder.java:85] []: import com.consol.citrus.sql.message.Sql

transactionManager

Using AI Code Generation

1public void testSQLTransaction() {2    transactionManager()3        .transactionManager(new DataSourceTransactionManager(dataSource))4        .transactionTemplate(transactionTemplate)5        .statements(new String[] {6            "INSERT INTO books (id, title, author, isbn) VALUES (1, 'Citrus Rocks!', 'Citrus Team', '1234567890')",7            "INSERT INTO books (id, title, author, isbn) VALUES (2, 'Citrus Rocks Again!', 'Citrus Team', '1234567891')",8            "INSERT INTO books (id, title, author, isbn) VALUES (3, 'Citrus Rocks Again and Again!', 'Citrus Team', '1234567892')",9        })10        .execute();11}

transactionManager

Using AI Code Generation

1transactionManager()2    .sql("select * from book where id = 1")3    .transactionManager(dataSource)4    .extract("BOOK_ID", "id")5    .extract("BOOK_TITLE", "title")6    .extract("BOOK_AUTHOR", "author")7    .extract("BOOK_PUBLISHER", "publisher")8    .extract("BOOK_ISBN", "isbn")9    .extract("BOOK_PRICE", "price")10    .extract("BOOK_PUBLISHED", "published")11    .validate("BOOK_ID", "1")12    .validate("BOOK_TITLE", "Citrus for Dummies")13    .validate("BOOK_AUTHOR", "John Doe")14    .validate("BOOK_PUBLISHER", "Citrus Press")15    .validate("BOOK_ISBN", "1234567890")16    .validate("BOOK_PRICE", "19.99")17    .validate("BOOK_PUBLISHED", "2016-01-01");18transactionManager()19    .sql("select * from book where id = 1")20    .transactionManager(dataSource)21    .extract("BOOK_ID", "id")22    .extract("BOOK_TITLE", "title")23    .extract("BOOK_AUTHOR", "author")24    .extract("BOOK_PUBLISHER", "publisher")25    .extract("BOOK_ISBN", "isbn")26    .extract("BOOK_PRICE", "price")27    .extract("BOOK_PUBLISHED", "published")28    .validate("BOOK_ID", "1")29    .validate("BOOK_TITLE", "Citrus for Dummies")30    .validate("BOOK_AUTHOR", "John Doe")31    .validate("BOOK_PUBLISHER", "Citrus Press")32    .validate("BOOK_ISBN", "1234567890")33    .validate("BOOK_PRICE", "19.99")34    .validate("BOOK_PUBLISHED", "2016-01-01");35transactionManager()36    .sql("select * from book where id = 1")37    .transactionManager(dataSource)

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