Examples with JobSet com.android.server.job.JobStore.JobSet used on opensource projects

Example 1 with JobSet

use of com.android.server.job.JobStore.JobSet in project android_frameworks_base by ResurrectionRemix.

the class JobStoreTest method testWritingTaskWithSourcePackage.

public void testWritingTaskWithSourcePackage() throws Exception {
    JobInfo.Builder b = new Builder(8, mComponent).setRequiresDeviceIdle(true).setPeriodic(10000L).setRequiresCharging(true).setPersisted(true);
    JobStatus taskStatus = JobStatus.createFromJobInfo(b.build(), SOME_UID, "com.google.android.gms", 0, null);
    mTaskStoreUnderTest.add(taskStatus);
    Thread.sleep(IO_WAIT);
    final JobSet jobStatusSet = new JobSet();
    mTaskStoreUnderTest.readJobMapFromDisk(jobStatusSet);
    assertEquals("Incorrect # of persisted tasks.", 1, jobStatusSet.size());
    JobStatus loaded = jobStatusSet.getAllJobs().iterator().next();
    assertEquals("Source package not equal.", loaded.getSourcePackageName(), taskStatus.getSourcePackageName());
    assertEquals("Source user not equal.", loaded.getSourceUserId(), taskStatus.getSourceUserId());
}

Example 2 with JobSet

use of com.android.server.job.JobStore.JobSet in project android_frameworks_base by ResurrectionRemix.

the class JobStoreTest method testWritingTaskWithFlex.

public void testWritingTaskWithFlex() throws Exception {
    JobInfo.Builder b = new Builder(8, mComponent).setRequiresDeviceIdle(true).setPeriodic(5 * 60 * 60 * 1000, 1 * 60 * 60 * 1000).setRequiresCharging(true).setPersisted(true);
    JobStatus taskStatus = JobStatus.createFromJobInfo(b.build(), SOME_UID, null, -1, null);
    mTaskStoreUnderTest.add(taskStatus);
    Thread.sleep(IO_WAIT);
    final JobSet jobStatusSet = new JobSet();
    mTaskStoreUnderTest.readJobMapFromDisk(jobStatusSet);
    assertEquals("Incorrect # of persisted tasks.", 1, jobStatusSet.size());
    JobStatus loaded = jobStatusSet.getAllJobs().iterator().next();
    assertEquals("Period not equal.", loaded.getJob().getIntervalMillis(), taskStatus.getJob().getIntervalMillis());
    assertEquals("Flex not equal.", loaded.getJob().getFlexMillis(), taskStatus.getJob().getFlexMillis());
}

Example 3 with JobSet

use of com.android.server.job.JobStore.JobSet in project android_frameworks_base by ResurrectionRemix.

the class JobStoreTest method testWritingTwoFilesToDisk.

public void testWritingTwoFilesToDisk() throws Exception {
    final JobInfo task1 = new Builder(8, mComponent).setRequiresDeviceIdle(true).setPeriodic(10000L).setRequiresCharging(true).setPersisted(true).build();
    final JobInfo task2 = new Builder(12, mComponent).setMinimumLatency(5000L).setBackoffCriteria(15000L, JobInfo.BACKOFF_POLICY_LINEAR).setOverrideDeadline(30000L).setRequiredNetworkType(JobInfo.NETWORK_TYPE_UNMETERED).setPersisted(true).build();
    final JobStatus taskStatus1 = JobStatus.createFromJobInfo(task1, SOME_UID, null, -1, null);
    final JobStatus taskStatus2 = JobStatus.createFromJobInfo(task2, SOME_UID, null, -1, null);
    mTaskStoreUnderTest.add(taskStatus1);
    mTaskStoreUnderTest.add(taskStatus2);
    Thread.sleep(IO_WAIT);
    final JobSet jobStatusSet = new JobSet();
    mTaskStoreUnderTest.readJobMapFromDisk(jobStatusSet);
    assertEquals("Incorrect # of persisted tasks.", 2, jobStatusSet.size());
    Iterator<JobStatus> it = jobStatusSet.getAllJobs().iterator();
    JobStatus loaded1 = it.next();
    JobStatus loaded2 = it.next();
    // Reverse them so we know which comparison to make.
    if (loaded1.getJobId() != 8) {
        JobStatus tmp = loaded1;
        loaded1 = loaded2;
        loaded2 = tmp;
    }
    assertTasksEqual(task1, loaded1.getJob());
    assertTasksEqual(task2, loaded2.getJob());
    assertTrue("JobStore#contains invalid.", mTaskStoreUnderTest.containsJob(taskStatus1));
    assertTrue("JobStore#contains invalid.", mTaskStoreUnderTest.containsJob(taskStatus2));
    // Check that the loaded task has the correct runtimes.
    compareTimestampsSubjectToIoLatency("Early run-times not the same after read.", taskStatus1.getEarliestRunTime(), loaded1.getEarliestRunTime());
    compareTimestampsSubjectToIoLatency("Late run-times not the same after read.", taskStatus1.getLatestRunTimeElapsed(), loaded1.getLatestRunTimeElapsed());
    compareTimestampsSubjectToIoLatency("Early run-times not the same after read.", taskStatus2.getEarliestRunTime(), loaded2.getEarliestRunTime());
    compareTimestampsSubjectToIoLatency("Late run-times not the same after read.", taskStatus2.getLatestRunTimeElapsed(), loaded2.getLatestRunTimeElapsed());
}

Example 4 with JobSet

use of com.android.server.job.JobStore.JobSet in project android_frameworks_base by ResurrectionRemix.

the class JobStoreTest method testMassivePeriodClampedOnRead.

public void testMassivePeriodClampedOnRead() throws Exception {
    // flex
    final long ONE_HOUR = 60 * 60 * 1000L;
    // period
    final long TWO_HOURS = 2 * ONE_HOUR;
    JobInfo.Builder b = new Builder(8, mComponent).setPeriodic(TWO_HOURS, ONE_HOUR).setPersisted(true);
    final long invalidLateRuntimeElapsedMillis = // > period+flex
    SystemClock.elapsedRealtime() + (TWO_HOURS * ONE_HOUR) + TWO_HOURS;
    final long invalidEarlyRuntimeElapsedMillis = // Early is (late - period).
    invalidLateRuntimeElapsedMillis - TWO_HOURS;
    final JobStatus js = new JobStatus(b.build(), SOME_UID, "somePackage", 0, /* sourceUserId */
    "someTag", invalidEarlyRuntimeElapsedMillis, invalidLateRuntimeElapsedMillis);
    mTaskStoreUnderTest.add(js);
    Thread.sleep(IO_WAIT);
    final JobSet jobStatusSet = new JobSet();
    mTaskStoreUnderTest.readJobMapFromDisk(jobStatusSet);
    assertEquals("Incorrect # of persisted tasks.", 1, jobStatusSet.size());
    JobStatus loaded = jobStatusSet.getAllJobs().iterator().next();
    // Assert early runtime was clamped to be under now + period. We can do <= here b/c we'll
    // call SystemClock.elapsedRealtime after doing the disk i/o.
    final long newNowElapsed = SystemClock.elapsedRealtime();
    assertTrue("Early runtime wasn't correctly clamped.", loaded.getEarliestRunTime() <= newNowElapsed + TWO_HOURS);
    // Assert late runtime was clamped to be now + period + flex.
    assertTrue("Early runtime wasn't correctly clamped.", loaded.getEarliestRunTime() <= newNowElapsed + TWO_HOURS + ONE_HOUR);
}

Example 5 with JobSet

use of com.android.server.job.JobStore.JobSet in project android_frameworks_base by DirtyUnicorns.

the class JobStoreTest method testMaybeWriteStatusToDisk.

public void testMaybeWriteStatusToDisk() throws Exception {
    int taskId = 5;
    // 20s
    long runByMillis = 20000L;
    // 2s
    long runFromMillis = 2000L;
    // 10s
    long initialBackoff = 10000L;
    final JobInfo task = new Builder(taskId, mComponent).setRequiresCharging(true).setRequiredNetworkType(JobInfo.NETWORK_TYPE_ANY).setBackoffCriteria(initialBackoff, JobInfo.BACKOFF_POLICY_EXPONENTIAL).setOverrideDeadline(runByMillis).setMinimumLatency(runFromMillis).setPersisted(true).build();
    final JobStatus ts = JobStatus.createFromJobInfo(task, SOME_UID, null, -1, null);
    mTaskStoreUnderTest.add(ts);
    Thread.sleep(IO_WAIT);
    // Manually load tasks from xml file.
    final JobSet jobStatusSet = new JobSet();
    mTaskStoreUnderTest.readJobMapFromDisk(jobStatusSet);
    assertEquals("Didn't get expected number of persisted tasks.", 1, jobStatusSet.size());
    final JobStatus loadedTaskStatus = jobStatusSet.getAllJobs().get(0);
    assertTasksEqual(task, loadedTaskStatus.getJob());
    assertTrue("JobStore#contains invalid.", mTaskStoreUnderTest.containsJob(ts));
    assertEquals("Different uids.", SOME_UID, loadedTaskStatus.getUid());
    compareTimestampsSubjectToIoLatency("Early run-times not the same after read.", ts.getEarliestRunTime(), loadedTaskStatus.getEarliestRunTime());
    compareTimestampsSubjectToIoLatency("Late run-times not the same after read.", ts.getLatestRunTimeElapsed(), loadedTaskStatus.getLatestRunTimeElapsed());
}