fix(resolver): report RuleResolver flow failures, drop dead code paths - #3203
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- Added `ResourceRetrievalException` for detailed error messages. - Enhanced `RuleResolver` to handle internal proxy flows more robustly. - Improved test suite to cover new failure scenarios and edge cases.
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Rule resolution now executes proxy flows directly and reports retrieval failures consistently. The failure and response-path coverage is expanded, but the successful-flow test does not prove that a flow runs exactly once, leaving bounded regression risk for stateful proxy flows. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RuleResolver
participant AbstractProxy
participant Response
RuleResolver->>AbstractProxy: invoke request handlers on p.getFlow()
AbstractProxy-->>RuleResolver: return flow outcome and response
RuleResolver->>RuleResolver: reject ABORT or missing response
RuleResolver->>Response: return response body stream
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In `@core/src/main/java/com/predic8/membrane/core/resolver/RuleResolver.java`:
- Around line 86-89: Update RuleResolver to reuse the exchange handled by
InternalRoutingInterceptor.handleRequest(exc) instead of creating a second
Exchange and invoking p.getFlow() again; preserve the existing response, RETURN,
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RuleResolver ran an InternalProxy's flow twice. The first run went through InternalRoutingInterceptor, but both its exchange and its outcome were discarded; because InternalProxy extends AbstractServiceProxy, control then fell through to the generic AbstractProxy branch, which built a second exchange and ran the same flow again. Only that second response was ever returned, so the first run was pure side effect. It was also wrong: updateRequestPath() rewrites the request URI to the destination's path only, dropping the query, so a "?wsdl" resolve answered itself with a SOAP fault before throwing it away. Remove the dead first run. The ABORT, no-response and response outcomes are unchanged; they all live in the surviving branch. Tests: resolving through an InternalProxy, and a flow that sets the response without returning. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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71-71: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMake the success test detect duplicate flow execution.
The flow at Line 71 uses idempotent interceptors. The assertion still passes if
RuleResolver.resolveexecutes the flow twice. Add a counting interceptor and assert exactly one invocation because removing duplicate flow execution is a PR objective.Suggested regression check
+import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger; + ... - addProxy(staticText("<definitions/>"), new ReturnInterceptor()); + final AtomicInteger invocations = new AtomicInteger(); + addProxy(new AbstractInterceptor() { + `@Override` + public Outcome handleRequest(Exchange exc) { + invocations.incrementAndGet(); + return CONTINUE; + } + }, staticText("<definitions/>"), new ReturnInterceptor()); ... + assertEquals(1, invocations.get());As per coding guidelines, tests must cover observable behavior and documented invariants.
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In `@core/src/test/java/com/predic8/membrane/core/resolver/RuleResolverTest.java`:
- Line 71: Update the success test around RuleResolver.resolve to replace the
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Closes #3199
RuleResolver.resolveturns aninternal://proxyName/pathURL into the body of the response the named proxy's flow produced. It is used e.g. bywsdlPublisherwithinternal://int/?wsdl. Three defects, all pre-existing:1. The flow outcome was discarded and the response dereferenced unconditionally. A
CONTINUEoutcome — an empty or misconfigured flow, or one that never answers — left no response, so the caller got an opaqueRuntimeExceptionwrapping an NPE with no hint that the proxy's flow had failed to produce anything. AnABORTwas equally invisible.2. The
HTTPClientInterceptorblock was dead. The interceptor was constructed,inited and added toadditionalInterceptors, which the very next lineclear()ed (under a// TODO !!!marker), so it never reached theStream.concat. No call to the target is made here, by design — the flow has to answer the request itself.3. An
InternalProxyhad its flow run twice. The first run went throughInternalRoutingInterceptor, but both its exchange and its outcome were discarded; becauseInternalProxy extends AbstractServiceProxy, control then fell through to the genericAbstractProxybranch, which built a second exchange and ran the same flow again. Only that second response was ever returned, so the first run was pure side effect. It was also semantically wrong:updateRequestPath()rewrites the request URI to the destination's path only, dropping the query, so a?wsdlresolve answered itself with a "Method GET not allowed" SOAP fault before throwing it away.Changes
ResourceRetrievalExceptiongains a(url, reason)constructor, so failures carry a message naming the proxy and the URL instead of a wrappedRuntimeException.resolvedeclaresthrows ResourceRetrievalExceptionand reports each failure explicitly: proxy not found, proxy not active, proxy not anAbstractProxy, flow aborted, and flow returned<outcome>without producing a response.HTTPClientInterceptor/additionalInterceptorsblock and the now-unusedtoUrlhelper.InternalProxypre-run. Internal proxies now resolve through the same single path as every other proxy.static,template, …); the proxy's target is never called.Behaviour
Resolving an internal proxy produces the same document as before — the second run was always the one that counted. What changes is that failures now surface as a
ResourceRetrievalExceptionwith a message instead of an NPE, and an internal proxy's flow runs once rather than twice. Chainedinternal://a→internal://bresolution remains unsupported; it never worked, since the only run that could have handled it had its result discarded.Tests
RuleResolverTestgrows from 2 to 9 tests, covering the previously untestedresolve: a flow that returns a document, a flow that sets the response without returning, resolution through anInternalProxy, a flow producing no response, an aborted flow, an unknown proxy and an inactive proxy.Verified green in single-class isolation:
RuleResolverTest9/9, plusSoapAndInternalProxyTest1/1 andInternalProxyTest5/5 — the realinternal://int/?wsdlconsumers, unchanged by the removal.Summary by CodeRabbit