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

Example 6 with NetworkPolicy

use of android.net.NetworkPolicy in project android_frameworks_base by ParanoidAndroid.

the class NetworkPolicyManagerServiceTest method testMeteredNetworkWithoutLimit.

public void testMeteredNetworkWithoutLimit() throws Exception {
    NetworkState[] state = null;
    NetworkStats stats = null;
    Future<Void> future;
    Future<String> tagFuture;
    final long TIME_FEB_15 = 1171497600000L;
    final long TIME_MAR_10 = 1173484800000L;
    final int CYCLE_DAY = 15;
    setCurrentTimeMillis(TIME_MAR_10);
    // bring up wifi network with metered policy
    state = new NetworkState[] { buildWifi() };
    stats = new NetworkStats(getElapsedRealtime(), 1).addIfaceValues(TEST_IFACE, 0L, 0L, 0L, 0L);
    {
        expectCurrentTime();
        expect(mConnManager.getAllNetworkState()).andReturn(state).atLeastOnce();
        expect(mStatsService.getNetworkTotalBytes(sTemplateWifi, TIME_FEB_15, currentTimeMillis())).andReturn(stats.getTotalBytes()).atLeastOnce();
        expectPolicyDataEnable(TYPE_WIFI, true);
        expectRemoveInterfaceQuota(TEST_IFACE);
        expectSetInterfaceQuota(TEST_IFACE, Long.MAX_VALUE);
        expectClearNotifications();
        expectAdvisePersistThreshold();
        future = expectMeteredIfacesChanged(TEST_IFACE);
        replay();
        setNetworkPolicies(new NetworkPolicy(sTemplateWifi, CYCLE_DAY, TIMEZONE_UTC, WARNING_DISABLED, LIMIT_DISABLED, true));
        future.get();
        verifyAndReset();
    }
}

Example 7 with NetworkPolicy

use of android.net.NetworkPolicy in project android_frameworks_base by ParanoidAndroid.

the class NetworkPolicyManagerServiceTest method testNetworkPolicyAppliedCycleLastMonth.

public void testNetworkPolicyAppliedCycleLastMonth() throws Exception {
    NetworkState[] state = null;
    NetworkStats stats = null;
    Future<Void> future;
    final long TIME_FEB_15 = 1171497600000L;
    final long TIME_MAR_10 = 1173484800000L;
    final int CYCLE_DAY = 15;
    setCurrentTimeMillis(TIME_MAR_10);
    // first, pretend that wifi network comes online. no policy active,
    // which means we shouldn't push limit to interface.
    state = new NetworkState[] { buildWifi() };
    expect(mConnManager.getAllNetworkState()).andReturn(state).atLeastOnce();
    expectCurrentTime();
    expectClearNotifications();
    expectAdvisePersistThreshold();
    future = expectMeteredIfacesChanged();
    replay();
    mServiceContext.sendBroadcast(new Intent(CONNECTIVITY_ACTION_IMMEDIATE));
    future.get();
    verifyAndReset();
    // now change cycle to be on 15th, and test in early march, to verify we
    // pick cycle day in previous month.
    expect(mConnManager.getAllNetworkState()).andReturn(state).atLeastOnce();
    expectCurrentTime();
    // pretend that 512 bytes total have happened
    stats = new NetworkStats(getElapsedRealtime(), 1).addIfaceValues(TEST_IFACE, 256L, 2L, 256L, 2L);
    expect(mStatsService.getNetworkTotalBytes(sTemplateWifi, TIME_FEB_15, TIME_MAR_10)).andReturn(stats.getTotalBytes()).atLeastOnce();
    expectPolicyDataEnable(TYPE_WIFI, true);
    // TODO: consider making strongly ordered mock
    expectRemoveInterfaceQuota(TEST_IFACE);
    expectSetInterfaceQuota(TEST_IFACE, (2 * MB_IN_BYTES) - 512);
    expectClearNotifications();
    expectAdvisePersistThreshold();
    future = expectMeteredIfacesChanged(TEST_IFACE);
    replay();
    setNetworkPolicies(new NetworkPolicy(sTemplateWifi, CYCLE_DAY, TIMEZONE_UTC, 1 * MB_IN_BYTES, 2 * MB_IN_BYTES, false));
    future.get();
    verifyAndReset();
}

Example 8 with NetworkPolicy

use of android.net.NetworkPolicy in project android_frameworks_base by ParanoidAndroid.

the class NetworkPolicyManagerServiceTest method testNextCycleSane.

public void testNextCycleSane() throws Exception {
    final NetworkPolicy policy = new NetworkPolicy(sTemplateWifi, 31, TIMEZONE_UTC, WARNING_DISABLED, LIMIT_DISABLED, false);
    final LinkedHashSet<Long> seen = new LinkedHashSet<Long>();
    // walk forwards, ensuring that cycle boundaries don't get stuck
    long currentCycle = computeNextCycleBoundary(parseTime("2011-08-01T00:00:00.000Z"), policy);
    for (int i = 0; i < 128; i++) {
        long nextCycle = computeNextCycleBoundary(currentCycle, policy);
        assertEqualsFuzzy(DAY_IN_MILLIS * 30, nextCycle - currentCycle, DAY_IN_MILLIS * 3);
        assertUnique(seen, nextCycle);
        currentCycle = nextCycle;
    }
}

Example 9 with NetworkPolicy

use of android.net.NetworkPolicy in project android_frameworks_base by ParanoidAndroid.

the class NetworkPolicyManagerServiceTest method testNextCycleTimezoneBeforeUtc.

public void testNextCycleTimezoneBeforeUtc() throws Exception {
    // Israel is UTC+2
    final NetworkPolicy policy = new NetworkPolicy(sTemplateWifi, 10, "Israel", 1024L, 1024L, false);
    assertTimeEquals(parseTime("2012-01-09T22:00:00.000Z"), computeNextCycleBoundary(parseTime("2012-01-05T00:00:00.000Z"), policy));
}

Example 10 with NetworkPolicy

use of android.net.NetworkPolicy in project android_frameworks_base by ParanoidAndroid.

the class NetworkPolicyManagerServiceTest method testLastCycleBoundaryLastMonthFebruary.

public void testLastCycleBoundaryLastMonthFebruary() throws Exception {
    // assume cycle day of "30th" in february, which should clamp
    final long currentTime = parseTime("2007-03-14T00:00:00.000Z");
    final long expectedCycle = parseTime("2007-02-28T23:59:59.000Z");
    final NetworkPolicy policy = new NetworkPolicy(sTemplateWifi, 30, TIMEZONE_UTC, 1024L, 1024L, false);
    final long actualCycle = computeLastCycleBoundary(currentTime, policy);
    assertTimeEquals(expectedCycle, actualCycle);
}