Examples with DummyComponentWrapper alma.jconttest.DummyComponentWrapper used on opensource projects

Example 1 with DummyComponentWrapper

use of alma.jconttest.DummyComponentWrapper in project ACS by ACS-Community.

the class ContainerClientPendingReplyTimeoutTest method testOrbLevelTimeout.

/**
	 * Tests the client-side relative roundtrip ORB timeout for Java containers "frodoContainerWithTimeoutX".
	 * Here the values in the CDB are supposed to override the general ORB timeout setting from orb.properties.
	 */
public void testOrbLevelTimeout() throws Exception {
    assertEquals(syslevelOrbTimeoutSecDefined, syslevelOrbTimeoutSec);
    //seconds defined in CDB
    String container = "frodoContainerWithTimeout";
    String component = "DummyCompWrapper_ContainerTimeout";
    String container1, component1;
    int[] timeout = { 30, 10, 20 };
    //Change this value from 1 to 2 or 3 if you want to test other configurations by hand. This is set to 1 to avoid a timeout from NRI tests.
    int n = 1;
    for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) {
        container1 = container + (i + 1);
        component1 = component + (i + 1);
        DummyComponentWrapper wrapper1 = DummyComponentWrapperHelper.narrow(getContainerServices().getComponent(component1));
        int timeout1Sec = (int) jconttestUtil.getContainerLevelOrbTimeout(container1);
        assertEquals("Unexpected CDB timeout for container " + container1, timeout[i], timeout1Sec);
        //because this test is run several times with different values of syslevelOrbTimeoutSec
        if (syslevelOrbTimeoutSec <= timeout1Sec)
            break;
        assertTrue(container1 + "'s timeout should be shorter than the system-level timeout", syslevelOrbTimeoutSec - timeout1Sec >= 5);
        try {
            assertFalse(wrapper1.callDummyComponentWithTime((timeout1Sec - 5) * 1000));
            //Here we will check that the timeout is similar (+- 5 s) to the timeout defined in CDB
            StopWatch sw = new StopWatch(m_logger);
            boolean gotTimeoutException = wrapper1.callDummyComponentWithTime((timeout1Sec + 5) * 1000);
            int actualTimeout1Sec = (int) sw.getLapTimeMillis() / 1000;
            assertTrue("timeout exception expected", gotTimeoutException);
            int deviationSec = Math.abs(actualTimeout1Sec - timeout1Sec);
            assertTrue("Expected timeout exception was thrown, but after unexpected " + actualTimeout1Sec + " ms.", deviationSec < 2);
        } catch (CouldntPerformActionEx ex) {
            // so that junit can display the exception trace
            throw AcsJCouldntPerformActionEx.fromCouldntPerformActionEx(ex);
        }
    }
// @TODO: use also DummyCompWrapper_ContainerTimeout2 and DummyCompWrapper_ContainerTimeout3
// to check different container timeout settings.
// This should also check the effect of variations of the system-level timeout, as described in COMP-1063/19/Jun/08 10:03 AM
// (The magic 3 minutes even if system level is at 7 minutes. To be verified usign command line override of
// property jacorb.connection.client.pending_reply_timeout)
//This test will be run 2 times with different values of the system level timeout timeout using the prologue of TAT
}