Examples with ManagedServiceTestActivator org.apache.felix.cm.integration.helper.ManagedServiceTestActivator used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ManagedServiceTestActivator

use of org.apache.felix.cm.integration.helper.ManagedServiceTestActivator in project felix by apache.

the class MultiServicePIDTest method test_two_services_same_pid_in_two_bundle_configure_before_registration.

@Test
public void test_two_services_same_pid_in_two_bundle_configure_before_registration() throws BundleException {
    Bundle bundle2 = null;
    try {
        final String pid = "test.pid";
        configure(pid);
        final Configuration config = getConfiguration(pid);
        TestCase.assertEquals(pid, config.getPid());
        TestCase.assertNull(config.getBundleLocation());
        bundle = installBundle(pid, ManagedServiceTestActivator.class);
        bundle.start();
        bundle2 = installBundle(pid, ManagedServiceTestActivator2.class);
        bundle2.start();
        // give cm time for distribution
        delay();
        final ManagedServiceTestActivator tester = ManagedServiceTestActivator.INSTANCE;
        TestCase.assertNotNull("Activator not started !!", tester);
        final ManagedServiceTestActivator2 tester2 = ManagedServiceTestActivator2.INSTANCE;
        TestCase.assertNotNull("Activator 2 not started !!", tester2);
        // expect first activator to have received properties
        // assert first bundle has configuration (one calls, one per srv)
        TestCase.assertNotNull("Expect Properties after Service Registration", tester.props);
        TestCase.assertEquals("Expect a single update call", 1, tester.numManagedServiceUpdatedCalls);
        // assert second bundle has no configuration (but called with null)
        TestCase.assertNull(tester2.props);
        TestCase.assertEquals(1, tester2.numManagedServiceUpdatedCalls);
        // expect configuration bound to first bundle
        TestCase.assertEquals(bundle.getLocation(), config.getBundleLocation());
        bundle.uninstall();
        bundle = null;
        delay();
        // after uninstallation, the configuration is redispatched
        // due to the dynamic binding being removed
        // expect configuration reassigned
        TestCase.assertEquals(bundle2.getLocation(), config.getBundleLocation());
        // assert second bundle now has the configuration
        TestCase.assertNotNull("Expect Properties after Configuration redispatch", tester2.props);
        TestCase.assertEquals("Expect a single update call after Configuration redispatch", 2, tester2.numManagedServiceUpdatedCalls);
        // remove the configuration for good
        deleteConfig(pid);
    } finally {
        if (bundle2 != null) {
            bundle2.uninstall();
        }
    }
}

Example 2 with ManagedServiceTestActivator

use of org.apache.felix.cm.integration.helper.ManagedServiceTestActivator in project felix by apache.

the class MultiValuePIDTest method test_multi_value_pid_collection.

@Test
public void test_multi_value_pid_collection() throws BundleException {
    String pid1 = "test.pid.1";
    String pid2 = "test.pid.2";
    configure(pid1);
    configure(pid2);
    final Configuration config1 = getConfiguration(pid1);
    TestCase.assertEquals(pid1, config1.getPid());
    TestCase.assertNull(config1.getBundleLocation());
    final Configuration config2 = getConfiguration(pid2);
    TestCase.assertEquals(pid2, config2.getPid());
    TestCase.assertNull(config2.getBundleLocation());
    // multi-pid with collection
    bundle = installBundle(pid1 + ";" + pid2);
    bundle.start();
    // give cm time for distribution
    delay();
    final ManagedServiceTestActivator tester = ManagedServiceTestActivator.INSTANCE;
    TestCase.assertNotNull("Activator not started !!", tester);
    // assert activater has configuration (two calls, one per pid)
    TestCase.assertNotNull("Expect Properties after Service Registration", tester.props);
    TestCase.assertEquals("Expect a single update call", 2, tester.numManagedServiceUpdatedCalls);
    TestCase.assertEquals(bundle.getLocation(), config1.getBundleLocation());
    TestCase.assertEquals(bundle.getLocation(), config2.getBundleLocation());
    bundle.uninstall();
    bundle = null;
    delay();
    TestCase.assertNull(config1.getBundleLocation());
    TestCase.assertNull(config2.getBundleLocation());
    // remove the configuration for good
    deleteConfig(pid1);
    deleteConfig(pid2);
}

Example 3 with ManagedServiceTestActivator

use of org.apache.felix.cm.integration.helper.ManagedServiceTestActivator in project felix by apache.

the class TargetedPidTest method test_targetet_pid_no_replace.

@Test
public void test_targetet_pid_no_replace() throws BundleException {
    String basePid = "test_targeted";
    String[] pids = null;
    try {
        // start the bundle and assert this
        bundle = installBundle(basePid);
        bundle.start();
        final ManagedServiceTestActivator tester = ManagedServiceTestActivator.INSTANCE;
        TestCase.assertNotNull("Activator not started !!", tester);
        // give cm time for distribution
        delay();
        // assert activater has configuration
        int callCount = 0;
        TestCase.assertNull("Expect no Properties after Service Registration", tester.props);
        TestCase.assertEquals("Expect calls", ++callCount, tester.numManagedServiceUpdatedCalls);
        pids = new String[] { basePid, String.format("%s|%s", basePid, bundle.getSymbolicName()), String.format("%s|%s|%s", basePid, bundle.getSymbolicName(), bundle.getHeaders().get(Constants.BUNDLE_VERSION)), String.format("%s|%s|%s|%s", basePid, bundle.getSymbolicName(), bundle.getHeaders().get(Constants.BUNDLE_VERSION), bundle.getLocation()) };
        for (String pid : pids) {
            configure(pid);
            delay();
            TestCase.assertNotNull("Expect Properties after update " + pid, tester.props);
            TestCase.assertEquals("Expect PID", pid, tester.props.get(Constants.SERVICE_PID));
            TestCase.assertEquals("Expect calls", ++callCount, tester.numManagedServiceUpdatedCalls);
            deleteConfig(pid);
            delay();
            TestCase.assertNull("Expect no Properties after delete " + pid, tester.props);
            TestCase.assertEquals("Expect calls", ++callCount, tester.numManagedServiceUpdatedCalls);
        }
        // cleanup
        bundle.uninstall();
        bundle = null;
    } finally {
        // remove the configuration for good
        if (pids != null) {
            for (String p : pids) {
                deleteConfig(p);
            }
        }
    }
}

Example 4 with ManagedServiceTestActivator

use of org.apache.felix.cm.integration.helper.ManagedServiceTestActivator in project felix by apache.

the class ConfigurationBaseTest method test_ManagedService_change_pid_overlap.

@Test
public void test_ManagedService_change_pid_overlap() throws BundleException, IOException {
    final String pid0 = "test_ManagedService_change_pid_0";
    final String pid1 = "test_ManagedService_change_pid_1";
    final String pid2 = "test_ManagedService_change_pid_2";
    final Configuration config0 = configure(pid0, null, true);
    final Configuration config1 = configure(pid1, null, true);
    final Configuration config2 = configure(pid2, null, true);
    delay();
    // register ManagedService ms1 with pid from said locationA
    bundle = installBundle(pid0 + "," + pid1, ManagedServiceTestActivator.class);
    bundle.start();
    delay();
    final ManagedServiceTestActivator tester = ManagedServiceTestActivator.INSTANCE;
    TestCase.assertNotNull(tester.props);
    TestCase.assertEquals(pid0, tester.configs.get(pid0).get(Constants.SERVICE_PID));
    TestCase.assertNull(tester.configs.get(pid0).get(ConfigurationAdmin.SERVICE_FACTORYPID));
    TestCase.assertNull(tester.configs.get(pid0).get(ConfigurationAdmin.SERVICE_BUNDLELOCATION));
    TestCase.assertEquals(PROP_NAME, tester.configs.get(pid0).get(PROP_NAME));
    TestCase.assertEquals(pid1, tester.configs.get(pid1).get(Constants.SERVICE_PID));
    TestCase.assertNull(tester.configs.get(pid1).get(ConfigurationAdmin.SERVICE_FACTORYPID));
    TestCase.assertNull(tester.configs.get(pid1).get(ConfigurationAdmin.SERVICE_BUNDLELOCATION));
    TestCase.assertEquals(PROP_NAME, tester.configs.get(pid1).get(PROP_NAME));
    // two pids, two calls
    TestCase.assertEquals(2, tester.numManagedServiceUpdatedCalls);
    // change ManagedService PID
    tester.changePid(pid1 + "," + pid2);
    delay();
    TestCase.assertNotNull(tester.props);
    // config pid0 is not "removed"
    TestCase.assertEquals(pid0, tester.configs.get(pid0).get(Constants.SERVICE_PID));
    TestCase.assertNull(tester.configs.get(pid0).get(ConfigurationAdmin.SERVICE_FACTORYPID));
    TestCase.assertNull(tester.configs.get(pid0).get(ConfigurationAdmin.SERVICE_BUNDLELOCATION));
    TestCase.assertEquals(PROP_NAME, tester.configs.get(pid0).get(PROP_NAME));
    // config pid1 is retained
    TestCase.assertEquals(pid1, tester.configs.get(pid1).get(Constants.SERVICE_PID));
    TestCase.assertNull(tester.configs.get(pid1).get(ConfigurationAdmin.SERVICE_FACTORYPID));
    TestCase.assertNull(tester.configs.get(pid1).get(ConfigurationAdmin.SERVICE_BUNDLELOCATION));
    TestCase.assertEquals(PROP_NAME, tester.configs.get(pid1).get(PROP_NAME));
    // config pid2 is added
    TestCase.assertEquals(pid2, tester.configs.get(pid2).get(Constants.SERVICE_PID));
    TestCase.assertNull(tester.configs.get(pid2).get(ConfigurationAdmin.SERVICE_FACTORYPID));
    TestCase.assertNull(tester.configs.get(pid2).get(ConfigurationAdmin.SERVICE_BUNDLELOCATION));
    TestCase.assertEquals(PROP_NAME, tester.configs.get(pid2).get(PROP_NAME));
    // one "additional" pid, one additional call
    TestCase.assertEquals(3, tester.numManagedServiceUpdatedCalls);
    // delete
    // ignored by MS
    config0.delete();
    config1.delete();
    config2.delete();
    delay();
    // ==> update with null
    TestCase.assertNull(tester.props);
    // two pids removed, two calls
    TestCase.assertEquals(5, tester.numManagedServiceUpdatedCalls);
}

Example 5 with ManagedServiceTestActivator

use of org.apache.felix.cm.integration.helper.ManagedServiceTestActivator in project felix by apache.

the class ConfigurationBaseTest method test_configure_start_bundle_stop_start_bundle.

@Test
public void test_configure_start_bundle_stop_start_bundle() throws BundleException {
    String pid = "test_configure_start_bundle_stop_start_bundle";
    configure(pid);
    // start the bundle and assert this
    bundle = installBundle(pid);
    bundle.start();
    final ManagedServiceTestActivator tester = ManagedServiceTestActivator.INSTANCE;
    TestCase.assertNotNull("Activator not started !!", tester);
    // give cm time for distribution
    delay();
    // assert activater has configuration
    TestCase.assertNotNull("Expect Properties after Service Registration", tester.props);
    TestCase.assertEquals("Expect no update call", 1, tester.numManagedServiceUpdatedCalls);
    // stop the bundle now
    bundle.stop();
    // assert INSTANCE is null
    TestCase.assertNull(ManagedServiceTestActivator.INSTANCE);
    delay();
    // start the bundle again (and check)
    bundle.start();
    final ManagedServiceTestActivator tester2 = ManagedServiceTestActivator.INSTANCE;
    TestCase.assertNotNull("Activator not started the second time!!", tester2);
    TestCase.assertNotSame("Instances must not be the same", tester, tester2);
    // give cm time for distribution
    delay();
    // assert activater has configuration
    TestCase.assertNotNull("Expect Properties after Service Registration", tester2.props);
    TestCase.assertEquals("Expect a second update call", 1, tester2.numManagedServiceUpdatedCalls);
    // cleanup
    bundle.uninstall();
    bundle = null;
    // remove the configuration for good
    deleteConfig(pid);
}