Examples with ArrayMap android.util.ArrayMap used on opensource projects

Example 71 with ArrayMap

use of android.util.ArrayMap in project platform_frameworks_base by android.

the class KeySetManagerServiceTest method testAddUpgradeKSToPackageWrong.

/* add upgrade keyset for non-existing defined and check that it compains */
public void testAddUpgradeKSToPackageWrong() {
    /* create PackageSetting and add to Settings mPackages */
    PackageSetting ps = generateFakePackageSetting("packageA");
    mPackagesMap.put(ps.name, ps);
    /* collect key and add and try to specify bogus upgrade keyset */
    ArrayMap<String, ArraySet<PublicKey>> definedKS = new ArrayMap<String, ArraySet<PublicKey>>();
    ArraySet<PublicKey> keys = new ArraySet<PublicKey>();
    PublicKey keyA = PackageParser.parsePublicKey(KeySetStrings.ctsKeySetPublicKeyA);
    keys.add(keyA);
    definedKS.put("aliasA", keys);
    mKsms.addDefinedKeySetsToPackageLPw(ps, definedKS);
    ArraySet<String> upgradeKS = new ArraySet<String>();
    upgradeKS.add("aliasB");
    try {
        mKsms.addUpgradeKeySetsToPackageLPw(ps, upgradeKS);
    } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
        /* should have been caught in packagemanager, so exception thrown */
        return;
    }
    fail("Expected IllegalArgumentException when adding undefined upgrade keyset!!");
}

Example 72 with ArrayMap

use of android.util.ArrayMap in project platform_frameworks_base by android.

the class KeySetManagerServiceTest method testAddUpgradeKSToPackageDisappear.

/* upgrade from defined keysets w/upgrade to different defined keysets and
     * make sure the previously specified upgrade keyset has been removed. */
public void testAddUpgradeKSToPackageDisappear() {
    /* create PackageSetting and add to Settings mPackages */
    PackageSetting ps = generateFakePackageSetting("packageA");
    mPackagesMap.put(ps.name, ps);
    /* collect key and add */
    ArrayMap<String, ArraySet<PublicKey>> definedKS = new ArrayMap<String, ArraySet<PublicKey>>();
    ArraySet<PublicKey> keys = new ArraySet<PublicKey>();
    PublicKey keyA = PackageParser.parsePublicKey(KeySetStrings.ctsKeySetPublicKeyA);
    keys.add(keyA);
    definedKS.put("aliasA", keys);
    mKsms.addDefinedKeySetsToPackageLPw(ps, definedKS);
    ArraySet<String> upgradeKS = new ArraySet<String>();
    upgradeKS.add("aliasA");
    mKsms.addUpgradeKeySetsToPackageLPw(ps, upgradeKS);
    keys = new ArraySet<PublicKey>();
    PublicKey keyB = PackageParser.parsePublicKey(KeySetStrings.ctsKeySetPublicKeyB);
    keys.add(keyB);
    definedKS.remove("aliasA");
    definedKS.put("aliasB", keys);
    mKsms.addDefinedKeySetsToPackageLPw(ps, definedKS);
    assertNull(ps.keySetData.getUpgradeKeySets());
}

Example 73 with ArrayMap

use of android.util.ArrayMap in project platform_frameworks_base by android.

the class KeySetManagerServiceTest method testAddDefinedKSToPackageDoubleAlias.

/* add 2 defined keysets which refer to same keyset and make sure ref-ct is 2 */
public void testAddDefinedKSToPackageDoubleAlias() throws ReflectiveOperationException {
    /* create PackageSetting and add to Settings mPackages */
    PackageSetting ps = generateFakePackageSetting("packageA");
    mPackagesMap.put(ps.name, ps);
    /* collect key and add */
    ArrayMap<String, ArraySet<PublicKey>> definedKS = new ArrayMap<String, ArraySet<PublicKey>>();
    ArraySet<PublicKey> keys = new ArraySet<PublicKey>();
    PublicKey keyA = PackageParser.parsePublicKey(KeySetStrings.ctsKeySetPublicKeyA);
    keys.add(keyA);
    definedKS.put("aliasA", keys);
    definedKS.put("aliasA2", keys);
    mKsms.addDefinedKeySetsToPackageLPw(ps, definedKS);
    assertEquals(2, KeySetUtils.getKeySetRefCount(mKsms, 1));
    assertEquals(1, KeySetUtils.getPubKeyRefCount(mKsms, 1));
    assertEquals(keyA, KeySetUtils.getPubKey(mKsms, 1));
    LongSparseArray<ArraySet<Long>> ksMapping = KeySetUtils.getKeySetMapping(mKsms);
    assertEquals(1, ksMapping.size());
    ArraySet<Long> mapping = ksMapping.get(1);
    assertEquals(1, mapping.size());
    assertTrue(mapping.contains(new Long(1)));
    assertNotNull(ps.keySetData.getAliases().get("aliasA"));
    assertEquals(new Long(1), ps.keySetData.getAliases().get("aliasA"));
    assertNotNull(ps.keySetData.getAliases().get("aliasA2"));
    assertEquals(new Long(1), ps.keySetData.getAliases().get("aliasA2"));
}

Example 74 with ArrayMap

use of android.util.ArrayMap in project platform_frameworks_base by android.

the class CarrierAppUtils method getDefaultCarrierAssociatedAppsHelper.

private static Map<String, List<ApplicationInfo>> getDefaultCarrierAssociatedAppsHelper(IPackageManager packageManager, int userId, ArrayMap<String, List<String>> systemCarrierAssociatedAppsDisabledUntilUsed) {
    int size = systemCarrierAssociatedAppsDisabledUntilUsed.size();
    Map<String, List<ApplicationInfo>> associatedApps = new ArrayMap<>(size);
    for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) {
        String carrierAppPackage = systemCarrierAssociatedAppsDisabledUntilUsed.keyAt(i);
        List<String> associatedAppPackages = systemCarrierAssociatedAppsDisabledUntilUsed.valueAt(i);
        for (int j = 0; j < associatedAppPackages.size(); j++) {
            ApplicationInfo ai = getApplicationInfoIfSystemApp(packageManager, userId, associatedAppPackages.get(j));
            // shouldn't touch it.
            if (ai != null && !ai.isUpdatedSystemApp()) {
                List<ApplicationInfo> appList = associatedApps.get(carrierAppPackage);
                if (appList == null) {
                    appList = new ArrayList<>();
                    associatedApps.put(carrierAppPackage, appList);
                }
                appList.add(ai);
            }
        }
    }
    return associatedApps;
}

Example 75 with ArrayMap

use of android.util.ArrayMap in project platform_frameworks_base by android.

the class UserState method getPrintJobInfos.

public List<PrintJobInfo> getPrintJobInfos(int appId) {
    List<PrintJobInfo> cachedPrintJobs = mPrintJobForAppCache.getPrintJobs(appId);
    // Note that the print spooler is not storing print jobs that
    // are in a terminal state as it is non-trivial to properly update
    // the spooler state for when to forget print jobs in terminal state.
    // Therefore, we fuse the cached print jobs for running apps (some
    // jobs are in a terminal state) with the ones that the print
    // spooler knows about (some jobs are being processed).
    ArrayMap<PrintJobId, PrintJobInfo> result = new ArrayMap<PrintJobId, PrintJobInfo>();
    // Add the cached print jobs for running apps.
    final int cachedPrintJobCount = cachedPrintJobs.size();
    for (int i = 0; i < cachedPrintJobCount; i++) {
        PrintJobInfo cachedPrintJob = cachedPrintJobs.get(i);
        result.put(cachedPrintJob.getId(), cachedPrintJob);
        // Strip out the tag and the advanced print options.
        // They are visible only to print services.
        cachedPrintJob.setTag(null);
        cachedPrintJob.setAdvancedOptions(null);
    }
    // Add everything else the spooler knows about.
    List<PrintJobInfo> printJobs = mSpooler.getPrintJobInfos(null, PrintJobInfo.STATE_ANY, appId);
    if (printJobs != null) {
        final int printJobCount = printJobs.size();
        for (int i = 0; i < printJobCount; i++) {
            PrintJobInfo printJob = printJobs.get(i);
            result.put(printJob.getId(), printJob);
            // Strip out the tag and the advanced print options.
            // They are visible only to print services.
            printJob.setTag(null);
            printJob.setAdvancedOptions(null);
        }
    }
    return new ArrayList<PrintJobInfo>(result.values());
}