Examples with ExpectedValueCheckingStoreManager com.thinkaurelius.titan.diskstorage.locking.consistentkey.ExpectedValueCheckingStoreManager used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ExpectedValueCheckingStoreManager

use of com.thinkaurelius.titan.diskstorage.locking.consistentkey.ExpectedValueCheckingStoreManager in project titan by thinkaurelius.

the class LockKeyColumnValueStoreTest method testLocksOnMultipleStores.

@Test
public void testLocksOnMultipleStores() throws Exception {
    final int numStores = 6;
    Preconditions.checkState(numStores % 3 == 0);
    final StaticBuffer key = BufferUtil.getLongBuffer(1);
    final StaticBuffer col = BufferUtil.getLongBuffer(2);
    final StaticBuffer val2 = BufferUtil.getLongBuffer(8);
    // Create mocks
    LockerProvider mockLockerProvider = createStrictMock(LockerProvider.class);
    Locker mockLocker = createStrictMock(Locker.class);
    // Create EVCSManager with mockLockerProvider
    ExpectedValueCheckingStoreManager expManager = new ExpectedValueCheckingStoreManager(manager[0], "multi_store_lock_mgr", mockLockerProvider, Duration.ofMillis(100L));
    // Begin EVCTransaction
    BaseTransactionConfig txCfg = StandardBaseTransactionConfig.of(times);
    ExpectedValueCheckingTransaction tx = expManager.beginTransaction(txCfg);
    // openDatabase calls getLocker, and we do it numStores times
    expect(mockLockerProvider.getLocker(anyObject(String.class))).andReturn(mockLocker).times(numStores);
    // acquireLock calls writeLock, and we do it 2/3 * numStores times
    mockLocker.writeLock(eq(new KeyColumn(key, col)), eq(tx.getConsistentTx()));
    expectLastCall().times(numStores / 3 * 2);
    // mutateMany calls checkLocks, and we do it 2/3 * numStores times
    mockLocker.checkLocks(tx.getConsistentTx());
    expectLastCall().times(numStores / 3 * 2);
    replay(mockLockerProvider);
    replay(mockLocker);
    /*
         * Acquire a lock on several distinct stores (numStores total distinct
         * stores) and build mutations.
         */
    ImmutableMap.Builder<String, Map<StaticBuffer, KCVMutation>> builder = ImmutableMap.builder();
    for (int i = 0; i < numStores; i++) {
        String storeName = "multi_store_lock_" + i;
        KeyColumnValueStore s = expManager.openDatabase(storeName);
        if (i % 3 < 2)
            s.acquireLock(key, col, null, tx);
        if (i % 3 > 0)
            builder.put(storeName, ImmutableMap.of(key, new KCVMutation(ImmutableList.of(StaticArrayEntry.of(col, val2)), ImmutableList.<StaticBuffer>of())));
    }
    // Mutate
    expManager.mutateMany(builder.build(), tx);
    // Shutdown
    expManager.close();
    // Check the mocks
    verify(mockLockerProvider);
    verify(mockLocker);
}

Example 2 with ExpectedValueCheckingStoreManager

use of com.thinkaurelius.titan.diskstorage.locking.consistentkey.ExpectedValueCheckingStoreManager in project titan by thinkaurelius.

the class ExpectedValueCheckingTest method setupMocks.

@Before
public void setupMocks() throws BackendException {
    // Initialize mock controller
    ctrl = EasyMock.createStrictControl();
    ctrl.checkOrder(true);
    // Setup some config mocks and objects
    backingManager = ctrl.createMock(KeyColumnValueStoreManager.class);
    lockerProvider = ctrl.createMock(LockerProvider.class);
    globalConfig = GraphDatabaseConfiguration.buildGraphConfiguration();
    localConfig = GraphDatabaseConfiguration.buildGraphConfiguration();
    defaultConfig = GraphDatabaseConfiguration.buildGraphConfiguration();
    // Set some properties on the configs, just so that global/local/default can be easily distinguished
    globalConfig.set(GraphDatabaseConfiguration.UNIQUE_INSTANCE_ID, "global");
    localConfig.set(GraphDatabaseConfiguration.UNIQUE_INSTANCE_ID, "local");
    defaultConfig.set(GraphDatabaseConfiguration.UNIQUE_INSTANCE_ID, "default");
    defaultTxConfig = new StandardBaseTransactionConfig.Builder().customOptions(defaultConfig).timestampProvider(TimestampProviders.MICRO).build();
    backingFeatures = new StandardStoreFeatures.Builder().keyConsistent(globalConfig, localConfig).build();
    // Setup behavior specification starts below this line
    // 1. Construct manager
    // The EVCSManager ctor retrieves the backing store's features and stores it in an instance field
    expect(backingManager.getFeatures()).andReturn(backingFeatures).once();
    // 2. Begin transaction
    // EVCTx begins two transactions on the backingManager: one with globalConfig and one with localConfig
    // The capture is used in the @After method to check the config
    txConfigCapture = new Capture<BaseTransactionConfig>(CaptureType.ALL);
    inconsistentTx = ctrl.createMock(StoreTransaction.class);
    consistentTx = ctrl.createMock(StoreTransaction.class);
    expect(backingManager.beginTransaction(capture(txConfigCapture))).andReturn(inconsistentTx);
    expect(backingManager.beginTransaction(capture(txConfigCapture))).andReturn(consistentTx);
    // 3. Open a database
    backingLocker = ctrl.createMock(Locker.class);
    backingStore = ctrl.createMock(KeyColumnValueStore.class);
    expect(backingManager.openDatabase(STORE_NAME)).andReturn(backingStore);
    expect(backingStore.getName()).andReturn(STORE_NAME);
    expect(lockerProvider.getLocker(LOCKER_NAME)).andReturn(backingLocker);
    // Carry out setup behavior against mocks
    ctrl.replay();
    // 1. Construct manager
    expectManager = new ExpectedValueCheckingStoreManager(backingManager, LOCK_SUFFIX, lockerProvider, Duration.ofSeconds(1L));
    // 2. Begin transaction
    expectTx = expectManager.beginTransaction(defaultTxConfig);
    // 3. Open a database
    expectStore = expectManager.openDatabase(STORE_NAME);
    // Verify behavior and reset the mocks for test methods to use
    ctrl.verify();
    ctrl.reset();
}