Examples with Timeout io.vertx.junit5.Timeout used on opensource projects

Example 61 with Timeout

use of io.vertx.junit5.Timeout in project hono by eclipse.

the class DeviceRegistrationApiTests method testAssertRegistrationFailsForDisabledGateway.

/**
 * Verifies that the registry fails a disabled gateway's request to assert a device's registration status with a 403
 * error code.
 *
 * @param ctx The vert.x test context.
 */
@Timeout(value = 5, timeUnit = TimeUnit.SECONDS)
@Test
public void testAssertRegistrationFailsForDisabledGateway(final VertxTestContext ctx) {
    final String deviceId = getHelper().getRandomDeviceId(tenantId);
    final String gatewayId = getHelper().getRandomDeviceId(tenantId);
    final Device gateway = new Device();
    gateway.setEnabled(false);
    final Device device = new Device();
    device.setVia(Collections.singletonList(gatewayId));
    getHelper().registry.registerDevice(tenantId, gatewayId, gateway).compose(ok -> getHelper().registry.registerDevice(tenantId, deviceId, device)).compose(r -> getClient().assertRegistration(tenantId, deviceId, gatewayId, NoopSpan.INSTANCE.context())).onComplete(ctx.failing(t -> {
        assertErrorCode(t, HttpURLConnection.HTTP_FORBIDDEN);
        ctx.completeNow();
    }));
}

Example 62 with Timeout

use of io.vertx.junit5.Timeout in project hono by eclipse.

the class DeviceRegistrationApiTests method testAssertRegistrationSucceedsForDeviceViaGateway.

/**
 * Verifies that the registry succeeds a request to assert the registration status of a device that connects via an
 * authorized gateway.
 *
 * @param ctx The vert.x test context.
 */
@Timeout(value = 5, timeUnit = TimeUnit.SECONDS)
@Test
public void testAssertRegistrationSucceedsForDeviceViaGateway(final VertxTestContext ctx) {
    final String gatewayId = getHelper().getRandomDeviceId(tenantId);
    final String deviceId = getHelper().getRandomDeviceId(tenantId);
    final List<String> via = List.of(gatewayId, "another-gateway");
    final Device device = new Device();
    device.setVia(via);
    getHelper().registry.registerDevice(tenantId, gatewayId).compose(ok -> getHelper().registry.registerDevice(tenantId, deviceId, device)).compose(ok -> getClient().assertRegistration(tenantId, deviceId, gatewayId, NoopSpan.INSTANCE.context())).onComplete(ctx.succeeding(resp -> {
        ctx.verify(() -> {
            assertThat(resp.getDeviceId()).isEqualTo(deviceId);
            assertThat(resp.getAuthorizedGateways()).containsExactlyElementsIn(via);
        });
        ctx.completeNow();
    }));
}

Example 63 with Timeout

use of io.vertx.junit5.Timeout in project hono by eclipse.

the class TelemetryMqttQoS1IT method testUploadMessagesWithNoConsumerSendsErrors.

/**
 * Verifies that sending a number of telemetry messages to Hono's MQTT adapter while there is no consumer causes
 * corresponding error messages to be published to the client if it is subscribed on the error topic.
 *
 * @param ctx The test context.
 * @throws InterruptedException if the test fails.
 */
@Test
@AssumeMessagingSystem(type = MessagingType.amqp)
public void testUploadMessagesWithNoConsumerSendsErrors(final VertxTestContext ctx) throws InterruptedException {
    final String tenantId = helper.getRandomTenantId();
    final String deviceId = helper.getRandomDeviceId(tenantId);
    final Tenant tenant = new Tenant();
    final VertxTestContext setup = new VertxTestContext();
    helper.registry.addDeviceForTenant(tenantId, tenant, deviceId, password).onComplete(setup.succeedingThenComplete());
    assertThat(setup.awaitCompletion(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS)).isTrue();
    if (setup.failed()) {
        ctx.failNow(setup.causeOfFailure());
        return;
    }
    // timeout value should be higher than the "hono.messaging.flowLatency" MQTT adapter configuration value
    // so that no timeout doesn't while the MQTT adapter waits for credit after having created the first downstream
    // sender link
    final long publishCompletionTimeout = 1500;
    doTestUploadMessages(ctx, tenantId, connectToAdapter(IntegrationTestSupport.getUsername(deviceId, tenantId), password), (payload) -> send(tenantId, deviceId, payload, true, null, publishCompletionTimeout).map(String::valueOf), // no consumer created here (future succeeded with null value)
    (messageHandler) -> Future.succeededFuture(), (msg) -> {
        final JsonObject payload = new JsonObject(msg.payload());
        final String correlationId = payload.getString(MessageHelper.SYS_PROPERTY_CORRELATION_ID);
        ctx.verify(() -> {
            assertThat(payload.getInteger("code")).isEqualTo(HttpURLConnection.HTTP_UNAVAILABLE);
            // error message should be the localized NoConsumerException message
            assertThat(payload.getString("message")).isEqualTo(ServiceInvocationException.getLocalizedMessage(NoConsumerException.CLIENT_FACING_MESSAGE_KEY));
            // validate topic segments; example: error//myDeviceId/telemetry/4/503
            final String[] topicSegments = msg.topicName().split("/");
            assertThat(topicSegments.length).isEqualTo(6);
            assertThat(topicSegments[0]).isEqualTo("e");
            assertThat(topicSegments[1]).isEqualTo(tenantId);
            // device
            assertThat(topicSegments[2]).isEmpty();
            assertThat(topicSegments[3]).isEqualTo(TelemetryConstants.TELEMETRY_ENDPOINT_SHORT);
            assertThat(topicSegments[4]).isEqualTo(correlationId);
            assertThat(topicSegments[5]).isEqualTo(Integer.toString(HttpURLConnection.HTTP_UNAVAILABLE));
        });
        return Future.succeededFuture(correlationId);
    }, String.format("e/%s//#", tenantId));
}

Example 64 with Timeout

use of io.vertx.junit5.Timeout in project hono by eclipse.

the class CredentialsJmsIT method testRequestFailsForMissingSubject.

/**
 * Verifies that the service responds with a 400 status to a request that
 * has no subject.
 *
 * @param ctx The vert.x test context.
 */
@Timeout(value = 5, timeUnit = TimeUnit.SECONDS)
@Test
public void testRequestFailsForMissingSubject(final VertxTestContext ctx) {
    final JsonObject searchCriteria = CredentialsConstants.getSearchCriteria(CredentialsConstants.SECRETS_TYPE_PRESHARED_KEY, "device");
    getJmsBasedClient().sendRequest(tenantId, null, null, searchCriteria.toBuffer()).onComplete(ctx.failing(t -> {
        assertErrorCode(t, HttpURLConnection.HTTP_BAD_REQUEST);
        ctx.completeNow();
    }));
}

Example 65 with Timeout

use of io.vertx.junit5.Timeout in project hono by eclipse.

the class CredentialsApiTests method testGetCredentialsWithGatewayAutoProvisioning.

/**
 * Verifies when no credentials are found, the properties related to auto-provisioning of gateways are enabled
 * in the corresponding tenant's CA entry and the client context contains a serialized X.509 certificate then
 * a gateway is auto-provisioned. (i.e A gateway is registered and it's corresponding credentials are stored).
 * <p>
 * It also verifies that an auto-provisioning event is successfully sent and the device registration
 * is updated accordingly.
 *
 * @param ctx The vert.x test context.
 * @throws CertificateException if the self signed certificate cannot be created.
 * @throws FileNotFoundException if the self signed certificate cannot be read.
 */
@Timeout(value = 5, timeUnit = TimeUnit.SECONDS)
@Test
public void testGetCredentialsWithGatewayAutoProvisioning(final VertxTestContext ctx) throws CertificateException, FileNotFoundException {
    // GIVEN a tenant's trusted CA entry with auto-provisioning and auto-provision as gateway enabled
    // while device has not been registered and no credentials are stored yet
    final X509Certificate cert = createCertificate();
    final var tenant = Tenants.createTenantForTrustAnchor(cert);
    tenant.getTrustedCertificateAuthorities().get(0).setAutoProvisioningEnabled(true).setAutoProvisioningAsGatewayEnabled(true);
    testAutoProvisioningSucceeds(ctx, tenant, cert, true, null);
}