Examples with ResponseParameters io.grpc.android.integrationtest.nano.Messages.ResponseParameters used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ResponseParameters

use of io.grpc.android.integrationtest.nano.Messages.ResponseParameters in project grpc-java by grpc.

the class InteropTester method deadlineExceededServerStreaming.

public void deadlineExceededServerStreaming() throws Exception {
    // warm up the channel and JVM
    blockingStub.emptyCall(new EmptyProtos.Empty());
    ResponseParameters responseParameters = new ResponseParameters();
    responseParameters.size = 1;
    responseParameters.intervalUs = 10000;
    StreamingOutputCallRequest request = new StreamingOutputCallRequest();
    request.responseType = Messages.COMPRESSABLE;
    request.responseParameters = new ResponseParameters[4];
    request.responseParameters[0] = responseParameters;
    request.responseParameters[1] = responseParameters;
    request.responseParameters[2] = responseParameters;
    request.responseParameters[3] = responseParameters;
    StreamRecorder<StreamingOutputCallResponse> recorder = StreamRecorder.create();
    TestServiceGrpc.newStub(channel).withDeadlineAfter(30, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS).streamingOutputCall(request, recorder);
    assertTrue(recorder.awaitCompletion(TIMEOUT_MILLIS, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS));
    assertCodeEquals(io.grpc.Status.DEADLINE_EXCEEDED, io.grpc.Status.fromThrowable(recorder.getError()));
}

Example 2 with ResponseParameters

use of io.grpc.android.integrationtest.nano.Messages.ResponseParameters in project grpc-java by grpc.

the class InteropTester method fullDuplexCallShouldSucceed.

public void fullDuplexCallShouldSucceed() throws Exception {
    // Build the request.
    Integer[] responseSizes = { 50, 100, 150, 200 };
    final StreamingOutputCallRequest request = new StreamingOutputCallRequest();
    request.responseParameters = new ResponseParameters[responseSizes.length];
    request.responseType = Messages.COMPRESSABLE;
    for (int i = 0; i < responseSizes.length; ++i) {
        request.responseParameters[i] = new ResponseParameters();
        request.responseParameters[i].size = responseSizes[i];
        request.responseParameters[i].intervalUs = 0;
    }
    StreamRecorder<StreamingOutputCallResponse> recorder = StreamRecorder.create();
    StreamObserver<StreamingOutputCallRequest> requestStream = asyncStub.fullDuplexCall(recorder);
    final int numRequests = 10;
    for (int ix = numRequests; ix > 0; --ix) {
        requestStream.onNext(request);
    }
    requestStream.onCompleted();
    assertTrue(recorder.awaitCompletion(TIMEOUT_MILLIS, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS));
    assertSuccess(recorder);
    assertEquals(responseSizes.length * numRequests, recorder.getValues().size());
    for (int ix = 0; ix < recorder.getValues().size(); ++ix) {
        StreamingOutputCallResponse response = recorder.getValues().get(ix);
        assertEquals(Messages.COMPRESSABLE, response.payload.type);
        int length = response.payload.body.length;
        int expectedSize = responseSizes[ix % responseSizes.length];
        assertEquals("comparison failed at index " + ix, expectedSize, length);
    }
}

Example 3 with ResponseParameters

use of io.grpc.android.integrationtest.nano.Messages.ResponseParameters in project grpc-java by grpc.

the class InteropTester method halfDuplexCallShouldSucceed.

public void halfDuplexCallShouldSucceed() throws Exception {
    // Build the request.
    Integer[] responseSizes = { 50, 100, 150, 200 };
    final StreamingOutputCallRequest request = new StreamingOutputCallRequest();
    request.responseParameters = new ResponseParameters[responseSizes.length];
    request.responseType = Messages.COMPRESSABLE;
    for (int i = 0; i < responseSizes.length; ++i) {
        request.responseParameters[i] = new ResponseParameters();
        request.responseParameters[i].size = responseSizes[i];
        request.responseParameters[i].intervalUs = 0;
    }
    StreamRecorder<StreamingOutputCallResponse> recorder = StreamRecorder.create();
    StreamObserver<StreamingOutputCallRequest> requestStream = asyncStub.halfDuplexCall(recorder);
    final int numRequests = 10;
    for (int ix = numRequests; ix > 0; --ix) {
        requestStream.onNext(request);
    }
    requestStream.onCompleted();
    assertTrue(recorder.awaitCompletion(TIMEOUT_MILLIS, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS));
    assertSuccess(recorder);
    assertEquals(responseSizes.length * numRequests, recorder.getValues().size());
    for (int ix = 0; ix < recorder.getValues().size(); ++ix) {
        StreamingOutputCallResponse response = recorder.getValues().get(ix);
        assertEquals(Messages.COMPRESSABLE, response.payload.type);
        int length = response.payload.body.length;
        int expectedSize = responseSizes[ix % responseSizes.length];
        assertEquals("comparison failed at index " + ix, expectedSize, length);
    }
}

Example 4 with ResponseParameters

use of io.grpc.android.integrationtest.nano.Messages.ResponseParameters in project grpc-java by grpc.

the class InteropTester method deadlineNotExceeded.

public void deadlineNotExceeded() {
    // warm up the channel and JVM
    blockingStub.emptyCall(new EmptyProtos.Empty());
    StreamingOutputCallRequest request = new StreamingOutputCallRequest();
    request.responseParameters = new ResponseParameters[1];
    request.responseParameters[0] = new ResponseParameters();
    request.responseParameters[0].intervalUs = 0;
    TestServiceGrpc.newBlockingStub(channel).withDeadlineAfter(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS).streamingOutputCall(request);
}

Example 5 with ResponseParameters

use of io.grpc.android.integrationtest.nano.Messages.ResponseParameters in project grpc-java by grpc.

the class InteropTester method serverStreamingShouldBeFlowControlled.

public void serverStreamingShouldBeFlowControlled() throws Exception {
    final StreamingOutputCallRequest request = new StreamingOutputCallRequest();
    request.responseType = Messages.COMPRESSABLE;
    request.responseParameters = new ResponseParameters[2];
    request.responseParameters[0] = new ResponseParameters();
    request.responseParameters[0].size = 100000;
    request.responseParameters[1] = new ResponseParameters();
    request.responseParameters[1].size = 100001;
    final StreamingOutputCallResponse[] goldenResponses = new StreamingOutputCallResponse[2];
    goldenResponses[0] = new StreamingOutputCallResponse();
    goldenResponses[0].payload = new Payload();
    goldenResponses[0].payload.type = Messages.COMPRESSABLE;
    goldenResponses[0].payload.body = new byte[100000];
    goldenResponses[1] = new StreamingOutputCallResponse();
    goldenResponses[1].payload = new Payload();
    goldenResponses[1].payload.type = Messages.COMPRESSABLE;
    goldenResponses[1].payload.body = new byte[100001];
    long start = System.nanoTime();
    final ArrayBlockingQueue<Object> queue = new ArrayBlockingQueue<Object>(10);
    ClientCall<StreamingOutputCallRequest, StreamingOutputCallResponse> call = channel.newCall(TestServiceGrpc.METHOD_STREAMING_OUTPUT_CALL, CallOptions.DEFAULT);
    call.start(new ClientCall.Listener<StreamingOutputCallResponse>() {

        @Override
        public void onHeaders(Metadata headers) {
        }

        @Override
        public void onMessage(final StreamingOutputCallResponse message) {
            queue.add(message);
        }

        @Override
        public void onClose(io.grpc.Status status, Metadata trailers) {
            queue.add(status);
        }
    }, new Metadata());
    call.sendMessage(request);
    call.halfClose();
    // Time how long it takes to get the first response.
    call.request(1);
    assertMessageEquals(goldenResponses[0], (StreamingOutputCallResponse) queue.poll(TIMEOUT_MILLIS, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS));
    long firstCallDuration = System.nanoTime() - start;
    // Without giving additional flow control, make sure that we don't get another response. We wait
    // until we are comfortable the next message isn't coming. We may have very low nanoTime
    // resolution (like on Windows) or be using a testing, in-process transport where message
    // handling is instantaneous. In both cases, firstCallDuration may be 0, so round up sleep time
    // to at least 1ms.
    assertNull(queue.poll(Math.max(firstCallDuration * 4, 1 * 1000 * 1000), TimeUnit.NANOSECONDS));
    // Make sure that everything still completes.
    call.request(1);
    assertMessageEquals(goldenResponses[1], (StreamingOutputCallResponse) queue.poll(TIMEOUT_MILLIS, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS));
    assertCodeEquals(io.grpc.Status.OK, (io.grpc.Status) queue.poll(TIMEOUT_MILLIS, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS));
}