traditionally when unit/integration testing data access in application
(CRUD),
a test would be:
@Test
public void testInsertSucceeds(){
// 1- insert this record to DB
//2- find the inserted record, to check its actually inserted
//3- delete the inserted record, to keep the DB in clean state and also to
test delete
}
however, with Asynchronous calls as is the case with RequestFactory,
there is no guarantee on the order the requests are processed.
when inserting 10 records, and issuing a query to get them back, to verify,
we might be in the middle of inserting records, but the subsequent call to
retrieve the records
are executed without the first call being completed.
do you have any advice on what is the correct way to unit test/integration
test with RequestFactory ?
Thank You
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