Examples with Name javax.naming.Name used on opensource projects

Example 91 with Name

use of javax.naming.Name in project wildfly by wildfly.

the class WritableServiceBasedNamingStoreTestCase method testOwnerBindingReferences.

@Test
public void testOwnerBindingReferences() throws Exception {
    final Name name = new CompositeName("test");
    final ServiceName serviceName = store.buildServiceName(name);
    final Object value = new Object();
    // ensure bind does not exists
    try {
        store.lookup(name);
        fail("Should have thrown name not found");
    } catch (NameNotFoundException expect) {
    }
    final RuntimeBindReleaseService.References duBindingReferences = (RuntimeBindReleaseService.References) container.getService(JndiNamingDependencyProcessor.serviceName(OWNER_FOO)).getValue();
    WritableServiceBasedNamingStore.pushOwner(OWNER_FOO);
    try {
        store.bind(name, value);
        // Foo's RuntimeBindReleaseService should now have a reference to the new bind
        assertTrue(duBindingReferences.contains(serviceName));
        store.rebind(name, value);
        // after rebind, Foo's RuntimeBindReleaseService should continue to have a reference to the bind
        assertTrue(duBindingReferences.contains(serviceName));
        store.unbind(name);
    } finally {
        WritableServiceBasedNamingStore.popOwner();
    }
}

Example 92 with Name

use of javax.naming.Name in project wildfly by wildfly.

the class NamingContextTestCase method testLookupReference.

@Test
public void testLookupReference() throws Exception {
    final Name name = new CompositeName("test");
    final Reference reference = new Reference(String.class.getName(), new StringRefAddr("blah", "test"), TestObjectFactory.class.getName(), null);
    namingStore.bind(name, reference);
    Object result = namingContext.lookup(name);
    assertEquals("test", result);
    //the same with security permissions
    result = testActionPermission(JndiPermission.ACTION_LOOKUP, namingContext, "test");
    assertEquals("test", result);
}

Example 93 with Name

use of javax.naming.Name in project wildfly by wildfly.

the class NamingContextTestCase method testRebind.

@Test
public void testRebind() throws Exception {
    final Name name = new CompositeName("test");
    final Object value = new Object();
    namingStore.bind(name, value);
    Object newValue = new Object();
    namingContext.rebind(name, newValue);
    assertEquals(newValue, namingStore.lookup(name));
    //the same with security permissions
    newValue = new Object();
    testActionPermission(JndiPermission.ACTION_REBIND, namingContext, "test", newValue);
    assertEquals(newValue, namingStore.lookup(name));
}

Example 94 with Name

use of javax.naming.Name in project wildfly by wildfly.

the class NamingContextTestCase method testUnbind.

@Test
public void testUnbind() throws Exception {
    final Name name = new CompositeName("test");
    final Object value = new Object();
    namingStore.bind(name, value);
    namingContext.unbind(name);
    try {
        namingStore.lookup(name);
        fail("Should have thrown name not found");
    } catch (NameNotFoundException expect) {
    }
    //the same with security permissions
    testActionPermission(JndiPermission.ACTION_BIND, namingContext, "test", value);
    testActionPermission(JndiPermission.ACTION_UNBIND, namingContext, "test");
    try {
        namingStore.lookup(name);
        fail("Should have thrown name not found");
    } catch (NameNotFoundException expect) {
    }
}

Example 95 with Name

use of javax.naming.Name in project wildfly by wildfly.

the class NamingContextTestCase method testBind.

@Test
public void testBind() throws Exception {
    Name name = new CompositeName("test");
    final Object value = new Object();
    namingContext.bind(name, value);
    assertEquals(value, namingStore.lookup(name));
    //the same with security permissions
    name = new CompositeName("securitytest");
    testActionPermission(JndiPermission.ACTION_BIND, namingContext, "securitytest", value);
    assertEquals(value, namingStore.lookup(name));
}