Examples with RouteInfo android.net.RouteInfo used on opensource projects

Example 46 with RouteInfo

use of android.net.RouteInfo in project android_frameworks_base by DirtyUnicorns.

the class RouteInfoTest method testParceling.

public void testParceling() {
    RouteInfo r;
    r = new RouteInfo(Prefix("::/0"), Address("2001:db8::"), null);
    assertParcelingIsLossless(r);
    r = new RouteInfo(Prefix("192.0.2.0/24"), null, "wlan0");
    assertParcelingIsLossless(r);
}

Example 47 with RouteInfo

use of android.net.RouteInfo in project android_frameworks_base by DirtyUnicorns.

the class RouteInfoTest method testConstructor.

@SmallTest
public void testConstructor() {
    RouteInfo r;
    // Invalid input.
    try {
        r = new RouteInfo((IpPrefix) null, null, "rmnet0");
        fail("Expected RuntimeException:  destination and gateway null");
    } catch (RuntimeException e) {
    }
    // Null destination is default route.
    r = new RouteInfo((IpPrefix) null, Address("2001:db8::1"), null);
    assertEquals(Prefix("::/0"), r.getDestination());
    assertEquals(Address("2001:db8::1"), r.getGateway());
    assertNull(r.getInterface());
    r = new RouteInfo((IpPrefix) null, Address("192.0.2.1"), "wlan0");
    assertEquals(Prefix("0.0.0.0/0"), r.getDestination());
    assertEquals(Address("192.0.2.1"), r.getGateway());
    assertEquals("wlan0", r.getInterface());
    // Null gateway sets gateway to unspecified address (why?).
    r = new RouteInfo(Prefix("2001:db8:beef:cafe::/48"), null, "lo");
    assertEquals(Prefix("2001:db8:beef::/48"), r.getDestination());
    assertEquals(Address("::"), r.getGateway());
    assertEquals("lo", r.getInterface());
    r = new RouteInfo(Prefix("192.0.2.5/24"), null);
    assertEquals(Prefix("192.0.2.0/24"), r.getDestination());
    assertEquals(Address("0.0.0.0"), r.getGateway());
    assertNull(r.getInterface());
}

Example 48 with RouteInfo

use of android.net.RouteInfo in project android_frameworks_base by DirtyUnicorns.

the class RouteInfoTest method testMulticastRoute.

// Make sure that creating routes to multicast addresses doesn't throw an exception. Even though
// there's nothing we can do with them, we don't want to crash if, e.g., someone calls
// requestRouteToHostAddress("230.0.0.0", MOBILE_HIPRI);
public void testMulticastRoute() {
    RouteInfo r;
    r = new RouteInfo(Prefix("230.0.0.0/32"), Address("192.0.2.1"), "wlan0");
    r = new RouteInfo(Prefix("ff02::1/128"), Address("2001:db8::1"), "wlan0");
// No exceptions? Good.
}

Example 49 with RouteInfo

use of android.net.RouteInfo in project android_frameworks_base by DirtyUnicorns.

the class RouteInfoTest method assertParcelingIsLossless.

public void assertParcelingIsLossless(RouteInfo r) {
    RouteInfo r2 = passThroughParcel(r);
    assertEquals(r, r2);
}

Example 50 with RouteInfo

use of android.net.RouteInfo in project android_frameworks_base by DirtyUnicorns.

the class StaticIpConfigurationTest method testToLinkProperties.

@SmallTest
public void testToLinkProperties() {
    LinkProperties expected = new LinkProperties();
    expected.setInterfaceName(IFACE);
    StaticIpConfiguration s = new StaticIpConfiguration();
    assertEquals(expected, s.toLinkProperties(IFACE));
    final RouteInfo connectedRoute = new RouteInfo(new IpPrefix(ADDRSTR), null, IFACE);
    s.ipAddress = ADDR;
    expected.addLinkAddress(ADDR);
    expected.addRoute(connectedRoute);
    assertEquals(expected, s.toLinkProperties(IFACE));
    s.gateway = GATEWAY;
    RouteInfo defaultRoute = new RouteInfo(new IpPrefix("0.0.0.0/0"), GATEWAY, IFACE);
    expected.addRoute(defaultRoute);
    assertEquals(expected, s.toLinkProperties(IFACE));
    s.gateway = OFFLINKGATEWAY;
    expected.removeRoute(defaultRoute);
    defaultRoute = new RouteInfo(new IpPrefix("0.0.0.0/0"), OFFLINKGATEWAY, IFACE);
    expected.addRoute(defaultRoute);
    RouteInfo gatewayRoute = new RouteInfo(new IpPrefix("192.0.2.129/32"), null, IFACE);
    expected.addRoute(gatewayRoute);
    assertEquals(expected, s.toLinkProperties(IFACE));
    s.dnsServers.add(DNS1);
    expected.addDnsServer(DNS1);
    assertEquals(expected, s.toLinkProperties(IFACE));
    s.dnsServers.add(DNS2);
    s.dnsServers.add(DNS3);
    expected.addDnsServer(DNS2);
    expected.addDnsServer(DNS3);
    assertEquals(expected, s.toLinkProperties(IFACE));
    s.domains = "google.com";
    expected.setDomains("google.com");
    assertEquals(expected, s.toLinkProperties(IFACE));
    s.gateway = null;
    expected.removeRoute(defaultRoute);
    expected.removeRoute(gatewayRoute);
    assertEquals(expected, s.toLinkProperties(IFACE));
    // Without knowing the IP address, we don't have a directly-connected route, so we can't
    // tell if the gateway is off-link or not and we don't add a host route. This isn't a real
    // configuration, but we should at least not crash.
    s.gateway = OFFLINKGATEWAY;
    s.ipAddress = null;
    expected.removeLinkAddress(ADDR);
    expected.removeRoute(connectedRoute);
    expected.addRoute(defaultRoute);
    assertEquals(expected, s.toLinkProperties(IFACE));
}