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This pull request introduces a new notification mechanism for successful virtual account deposits. It extends the existing DepositSuccessEventHandler to dispatch Luna notifications, ensuring users receive timely updates on their exam application status in addition to email confirmations. This enhancement improves user communication and integrates the deposit process more deeply with the application's notification system.
Highlights
- Notification Integration: Implemented Luna notification dispatch for successful virtual account deposits, complementing existing email notifications.
- Dependency Injection: Injected
NotifyEventPublisherandExamApplicationJpaRepositoryintoDepositSuccessEventHandlerto facilitate notification publishing and exam application lookup. - Exam Application Lookup & Error Handling: Added logic to retrieve the associated exam application upon successful deposit and introduced robust error handling for cases where the application is not found.
- Event Publishing: Created and published a
LunaNotificationEventwithAPPLICATION_SUCCESSstatus, linking the notification to the specific user and exam application.
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This pull request adds a notification feature upon successful virtual account deposit. The implementation is mostly correct, but there is a potential issue in how exam applications are retrieved. The current code only processes the first found exam application, potentially missing others associated with the same payment. I've suggested a fix to iterate over all found applications to ensure all necessary notifications are sent. Otherwise, the changes look good, correctly using dependency injection and event publishing for the new functionality.
| var exam = examApplicationJpaRepository.findByApplicationId(log.getApplicationId()) | ||
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| () -> new CustomRuntimeException(ErrorCode.EXAM_APPLICATION_NOT_FOUND)); | ||
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| LunaNotificationEvent lunaNotificationEvent = LunaNotificationEvent.create( | ||
| LunaNotificationStatus.APPLICATION_SUCCESS, | ||
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The repository method findByApplicationId returns a List<ExamApplicationJpaEntity>, which implies that one applicationId can be associated with multiple exam applications. By using .stream().findFirst(), you are only processing the first exam application found and silently ignoring any others. This could lead to missed notifications if a single payment is intended to cover multiple exam applications.
To ensure all applications related to the payment are processed, you should iterate over the entire list of exam applications and send a notification for each one.
var exams = examApplicationJpaRepository.findByApplicationId(log.getApplicationId());
if (exams.isEmpty()) {
throw new CustomRuntimeException(ErrorCode.EXAM_APPLICATION_NOT_FOUND);
}
exams.forEach(exam -> {
var lunaNotificationEvent = LunaNotificationEvent.create(
LunaNotificationStatus.APPLICATION_SUCCESS,
exam.getUserId(),
exam.getId()
);
notifier.notify(lunaNotificationEvent);
});1 participant
This pull request enhances the
DepositSuccessEventHandlerto send a Luna notification when a deposit is successful, in addition to the existing email notification. The handler now retrieves the related exam application and publishes a notification event if found, improving user feedback and system integration.Notification integration:
NotifyEventPublisherandExamApplicationJpaRepositorytoDepositSuccessEventHandlerto enable notification publishing and exam application lookup.examApplicationJpaRepository. If not found, throws aCustomRuntimeExceptionwithErrorCode.EXAM_APPLICATION_NOT_FOUND.LunaNotificationEventwith statusAPPLICATION_SUCCESSfor the user and exam application involved in the deposit.Imports and dependencies: