hackathon/docs/REMAINING_COMPILATION_ERRORS.md
Christoph Wagner a489c15cf5 feat: Add complete HSP implementation with integration tests passing
Initial implementation of HTTP Sender Plugin following TDD methodology
  with hexagonal architecture. All 313 tests passing (0 failures).

  This commit adds:
  - Complete domain model and port interfaces
  - All adapter implementations (HTTP, gRPC, file logging, config)
  - Application services (data collection, transmission, backpressure)
  - Comprehensive test suite with 18 integration tests

  Test fixes applied during implementation:
  - Fix base64 encoding validation in DataCollectionServiceIntegrationTest
  - Fix exception type handling in IConfigurationPortTest
  - Fix CompletionException unwrapping in IHttpPollingPortTest
  - Fix sequential batching in DataTransmissionServiceIntegrationTest
  - Add test adapter failure simulation for reconnection tests
  - Use adapter counters for gRPC verification

  Files added:
  - pom.xml with all dependencies (JUnit 5, Mockito, WireMock, gRPC, Jackson)
  - src/main/java: Domain model, ports, adapters, application services
  - src/test/java: Unit tests, integration tests, test utilities
2025-11-20 22:38:55 +01:00

7.5 KiB

Remaining Compilation Errors After Interface Alignment

Summary

Successfully fixed LifecycleController and test interface alignment (method names, state enums). However, additional architectural mismatches discovered that require more extensive changes.

Errors Fixed

  1. LifecycleController.java - COMPLETE

    • Changed start()startup()
    • Changed stop()shutdown()
    • Changed getState()getStatus()
    • Changed ApplicationStateILifecyclePort.LifecycleState
    • Fixed gRPC connect() to use StreamConfig
  2. LifecycleControllerTest.java - COMPLETE

    • Updated all method calls to new signatures
    • Changed all state references to ILifecyclePort.LifecycleState
    • Fixed ManualGrpcStreamPort mock to use StreamConfig
  3. HspApplication.java - PARTIAL

    • Fixed BufferManager constructor (removed logger)
    • Fixed DataTransmissionService constructor (added StreamConfig, reordered params)
    • Changed lifecycleController.start()startup()
    • Changed lifecycleController.stop()shutdown()
    • Changed type from IHealthCheckPort to HealthCheckController
  4. HealthCheckController.java - PARTIAL

    • Removed @Override from start() method
    • Removed @Override from stop() method
    • Changed lifecyclePort.getState()lifecyclePort.getStatus()
    • Changed ApplicationStateILifecyclePort.LifecycleState

Remaining Errors

1. HealthCheckController.java - Response Type Mismatch (CRITICAL)

Problem: HealthCheckController.getHealth() returns wrong response structure

Current code creates:

return new HealthCheckResponse(
    overallStatus,        // String "healthy"/"degraded"/"unhealthy"
    Instant.now().toString(), // String timestamp
    uptimeSeconds,        // long uptime
    components,           // Map<String, String>
    metrics               // Map<String, Object>
);

Interface expects (IHealthCheckPort.HealthCheckResponse):

return new IHealthCheckPort.HealthCheckResponse(
    ApplicationState state,  // enum HEALTHY/DEGRADED/UNHEALTHY
    Map<String, ComponentHealth> components,  // Map of ComponentHealth objects
    Instant timestamp  // Instant object, not String
);

Fix Required:

  • Change method signature: getHealth()getHealthStatus()
  • Return IHealthCheckPort.HealthCheckResponse instead of custom type
  • Build Map<String, IHealthCheckPort.ComponentHealth> with proper ComponentHealth objects
  • Use IHealthCheckPort.ApplicationState enum
  • Pass Instant directly, not .toString()
  • Remove custom JSON fields (uptime, metrics) from interface method
    • Keep HTTP handler separate - it can query getHealthStatus() and add extra fields to JSON

Architecture Issue:

  • The HealthCheckController mixes two responsibilities:
    1. Implementing IHealthCheckPort interface (domain logic)
    2. Running HTTP server and converting to JSON (infrastructure)
  • These should be separated for proper Hexagonal Architecture

2. HspApplication.java - ConfigurationFileAdapter Constructor (HIGH)

Error:

[ERROR] loadConfiguration in IConfigurationPort kann nicht auf die angegebenen Typen angewendet werden.
[ERROR]   Erforderlich: keine Argumente
[ERROR]   Ermittelt:    java.io.File

Current code:

IConfigurationPort configAdapter = new ConfigurationFileAdapter();
config = configAdapter.loadConfiguration(new File(configPath));

Interface expects:

Configuration loadConfiguration();  // No File parameter

Fix Required:

  • ConfigurationFileAdapter needs to take file path in constructor, not in loadConfiguration()
  • Change to:
IConfigurationPort configAdapter = new ConfigurationFileAdapter(configPath);
Configuration config = configAdapter.loadConfiguration();

3. HspApplication.java - HttpPollingAdapter Constructor (HIGH)

Error:

[ERROR] HttpPollingAdapter kann nicht auf die angegebenen Typen angewendet werden.
[ERROR]   Erforderlich: Configuration
[ERROR]   Ermittelt:    keine Argumente

Current code:

IHttpPollingPort httpPolling = new RateLimitedHttpPollingAdapter(
    new HttpPollingAdapter(),  // WRONG - needs Configuration
    10.0
);

Fix Required:

IHttpPollingPort httpPolling = new RateLimitedHttpPollingAdapter(
    new HttpPollingAdapter(config),  // Pass configuration
    10.0
);

4. HspApplication.java - GrpcStreamingAdapter Constructor (HIGH)

Error:

[ERROR] GrpcStreamingAdapter kann nicht auf die angegebenen Typen angewendet werden.
[ERROR]   Erforderlich: keine Argumente
[ERROR]   Ermittelt:    String,int,boolean,ILoggingPort

Current code:

IGrpcStreamPort grpcStream = new GrpcStreamingAdapter(
    config.getGrpcHost(),      // WRONG - constructor takes no args
    config.getGrpcPort(),
    config.isTlsEnabled(),
    logger
);

Fix Required:

IGrpcStreamPort grpcStream = new GrpcStreamingAdapter();  // No-arg constructor
// Connection details passed later via connect(StreamConfig)

Phase 1: Constructor Fixes (15 minutes)

  1. Fix ConfigurationFileAdapter instantiation
  2. Fix HttpPollingAdapter constructor (add config param)
  3. Fix GrpcStreamingAdapter constructor (remove all params)

Phase 2: HealthCheckController Redesign (30-45 minutes)

This is the most complex fix requiring architectural decision:

Option A: Keep mixed responsibility (QUICK, not clean)

  • Rename getHealth()getHealthStatus()
  • Make it return IHealthCheckPort.HealthCheckResponse with proper structure
  • Keep HTTP handler separate, calling getHealthStatus() and converting to JSON with extra fields

Option B: Split responsibilities (CLEAN, takes longer)

  • Create separate HealthCheckService implementing IHealthCheckPort
  • Keep HealthCheckController as pure HTTP adapter
  • Controller delegates to service for health data
  • Proper Hexagonal Architecture separation

Recommendation: Option A for now to unblock compilation, refactor to Option B later.

Phase 3: Compile and Test (5 minutes)

mvn clean compile

Expected outcome: 0 compilation errors

Phase 4: Run Tests (10 minutes)

mvn test -Dtest=LifecycleControllerTest,HealthCheckControllerTest

Note: HealthCheckControllerTest may need updates to match new response structure.

Files Requiring Changes

  1. /src/main/java/com/siemens/coreshield/hsp/HspApplication.java - 3 constructor fixes
  2. /src/main/java/com/siemens/coreshield/hsp/adapter/inbound/health/HealthCheckController.java - Response type redesign
  3. /src/test/java/com/siemens/coreshield/hsp/adapter/inbound/health/HealthCheckControllerTest.java - Update assertions

Next Session Actions

  1. Apply constructor fixes (Phase 1)
  2. Implement HealthCheckController fix (Phase 2 - Option A)
  3. Compile and verify (Phase 3)
  4. Run and fix tests (Phase 4)
  5. Consider refactoring to Option B in future session

Progress Summary

Completed:

  • LifecycleController interface alignment
  • LifecycleControllerTest fixes
  • HspApplication partial fixes

Remaining:

  • HealthCheckController response type
  • HspApplication constructor fixes (3 adapters)
  • Test updates for new response structure

Estimated Time to Complete: 60-90 minutes