Examples with Scanner com.android.settingslib.wifi.WifiTracker.Scanner used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Scanner

use of com.android.settingslib.wifi.WifiTracker.Scanner in project platform_frameworks_base by android.

the class WifiTrackerTest method testSavedOnlyNoLooper.

/**
     * This tests the case where Settings runs this on a non-looper thread for indexing.
     */
public void testSavedOnlyNoLooper() {
    mWifiTracker = new WifiTracker(mContext, mWifiListener, mLooper, true, false, true, mWifiManager, null);
    mWifiTracker.mScanner = mWifiTracker.new Scanner();
    List<WifiConfiguration> wifiConfigs = new ArrayList<WifiConfiguration>();
    List<ScanResult> scanResults = new ArrayList<ScanResult>();
    generateTestNetworks(wifiConfigs, scanResults, true);
    // Send all of the configs and scan results to the tracker.
    Mockito.when(mWifiManager.getConfiguredNetworks()).thenReturn(wifiConfigs);
    Mockito.when(mWifiManager.getScanResults()).thenReturn(scanResults);
    mWifiTracker.forceUpdate();
    List<AccessPoint> accessPoints = mWifiTracker.getAccessPoints();
    // Only expect the first two to come back in the results.
    assertEquals("Expected number of results", 2, accessPoints.size());
    assertEquals(TEST_SSIDS[1], accessPoints.get(0).getSsid());
    assertEquals(TEST_SSIDS[0], accessPoints.get(1).getSsid());
}

Example 2 with Scanner

use of com.android.settingslib.wifi.WifiTracker.Scanner in project platform_frameworks_base by android.

the class WifiTrackerTest method setUp.

@Override
protected void setUp() throws Exception {
    super.setUp();
    mWifiManager = Mockito.mock(WifiManager.class);
    mWifiListener = Mockito.mock(WifiListener.class);
    mWorkerThread = new HandlerThread("TestHandlerThread");
    mWorkerThread.start();
    mLooper = mWorkerThread.getLooper();
    mMainThread = new HandlerThread("TestHandlerThread");
    mMainThread.start();
    mMainLooper = mMainThread.getLooper();
    mWifiTracker = new WifiTracker(mContext, mWifiListener, mLooper, true, true, true, mWifiManager, mMainLooper);
    mWifiTracker.mScanner = mWifiTracker.new Scanner();
    Mockito.when(mWifiManager.isWifiEnabled()).thenReturn(true);
}

Example 3 with Scanner

use of com.android.settingslib.wifi.WifiTracker.Scanner in project platform_frameworks_base by android.

the class WifiTrackerTest method testAvailableOnly.

public void testAvailableOnly() {
    mWifiTracker = new WifiTracker(mContext, mWifiListener, mLooper, false, true, true, mWifiManager, mMainLooper);
    mWifiTracker.mScanner = mWifiTracker.new Scanner();
    List<WifiConfiguration> wifiConfigs = new ArrayList<WifiConfiguration>();
    List<ScanResult> scanResults = new ArrayList<ScanResult>();
    String[] expectedSsids = generateTestNetworks(wifiConfigs, scanResults, true);
    // Tell WifiTracker we are connected now.
    sendConnected();
    // Send all of the configs and scan results to the tracker.
    Mockito.when(mWifiManager.getConfiguredNetworks()).thenReturn(wifiConfigs);
    Mockito.when(mWifiManager.getScanResults()).thenReturn(scanResults);
    sendScanResultsAndProcess(false);
    // Expect the last one (sorted order) to be left off since its only saved.
    List<AccessPoint> accessPoints = mWifiTracker.getAccessPoints();
    assertEquals("Expected number of results", NUM_NETWORKS - 1, accessPoints.size());
    for (int i = 0; i < NUM_NETWORKS - 1; i++) {
        assertEquals("Verifying slot " + i, expectedSsids[i], accessPoints.get(i).getSsid());
    }
}

Example 4 with Scanner

use of com.android.settingslib.wifi.WifiTracker.Scanner in project platform_frameworks_base by android.

the class WifiTrackerTest method testSavedOnly.

public void testSavedOnly() {
    mWifiTracker = new WifiTracker(mContext, mWifiListener, mLooper, true, false, true, mWifiManager, mMainLooper);
    mWifiTracker.mScanner = mWifiTracker.new Scanner();
    List<WifiConfiguration> wifiConfigs = new ArrayList<WifiConfiguration>();
    List<ScanResult> scanResults = new ArrayList<ScanResult>();
    generateTestNetworks(wifiConfigs, scanResults, true);
    // Tell WifiTracker we are connected now.
    sendConnected();
    // Send all of the configs and scan results to the tracker.
    Mockito.when(mWifiManager.getConfiguredNetworks()).thenReturn(wifiConfigs);
    Mockito.when(mWifiManager.getScanResults()).thenReturn(scanResults);
    sendScanResultsAndProcess(false);
    List<AccessPoint> accessPoints = mWifiTracker.getAccessPoints();
    // Only expect the first two to come back in the results.
    assertEquals("Expected number of results", 2, accessPoints.size());
    assertEquals(TEST_SSIDS[1], accessPoints.get(0).getSsid());
    assertEquals(TEST_SSIDS[0], accessPoints.get(1).getSsid());
}

Example 5 with Scanner

use of com.android.settingslib.wifi.WifiTracker.Scanner in project android_frameworks_base by DirtyUnicorns.

the class WifiTrackerTest method testSavedOnly.

public void testSavedOnly() {
    mWifiTracker = new WifiTracker(mContext, mWifiListener, mLooper, true, false, true, mWifiManager, mMainLooper);
    mWifiTracker.mScanner = mWifiTracker.new Scanner();
    List<WifiConfiguration> wifiConfigs = new ArrayList<WifiConfiguration>();
    List<ScanResult> scanResults = new ArrayList<ScanResult>();
    generateTestNetworks(wifiConfigs, scanResults, true);
    // Tell WifiTracker we are connected now.
    sendConnected();
    // Send all of the configs and scan results to the tracker.
    Mockito.when(mWifiManager.getConfiguredNetworks()).thenReturn(wifiConfigs);
    Mockito.when(mWifiManager.getScanResults()).thenReturn(scanResults);
    sendScanResultsAndProcess(false);
    List<AccessPoint> accessPoints = mWifiTracker.getAccessPoints();
    // Only expect the first two to come back in the results.
    assertEquals("Expected number of results", 2, accessPoints.size());
    assertEquals(TEST_SSIDS[1], accessPoints.get(0).getSsid());
    assertEquals(TEST_SSIDS[0], accessPoints.get(1).getSsid());
}