Examples with ServiceDependency org.apache.felix.dm.ServiceDependency used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ServiceDependency

use of org.apache.felix.dm.ServiceDependency in project felix by apache.

the class ServiceRaceWithOrderedUnbindTest method doTest.

void doTest(int loop) throws Throwable {
    debug("loop#%d -------------------------", loop);
    final Ensure step = new Ensure(false);
    // Create one client component, which depends on many service dependencies
    final Component client = m_dm.createComponent();
    final Client clientImpl = new Client(step);
    client.setImplementation(clientImpl);
    // Before creating the client, register a component listener to check
    // the client is really started or deactivated.
    ComponentStateListener clientListener = (c, s) -> {
        switch(s) {
            case TRACKING_OPTIONAL:
                step.step(1);
                break;
            case INACTIVE:
                step.step(2);
                break;
            default:
                break;
        }
    };
    client.add(clientListener);
    // Create client service dependencies
    final ServiceDependency[] dependencies = new ServiceDependency[DEPENDENCIES];
    for (int i = 0; i < DEPENDENCIES; i++) {
        final String filter = "(id=loop" + loop + "." + i + ")";
        dependencies[i] = m_dm.createServiceDependency().setService(Dep.class, filter).setRequired(true).setCallbacks("add", "remove");
        client.add(dependencies[i]);
    }
    // Activate the client service dependencies concurrently.
    List<Component> deps = new ArrayList();
    for (int i = 0; i < DEPENDENCIES; i++) {
        Hashtable h = new Hashtable();
        h.put("id", "loop" + loop + "." + i);
        final Component s = m_dm.createComponent().setInterface(Dep.class.getName(), h).setImplementation(new DepImpl());
        deps.add(s);
        schedule(() -> m_dm.add(s));
    }
    // Start the client (concurrently)
    schedule(() -> m_dm.add(client));
    // Ensure that client has been started.
    // client has entered in TRACKING_OPTIONAL state
    step.waitForStep(1, STEP_WAIT);
    Assert.assertEquals(DEPENDENCIES, clientImpl.getDependencies());
    // Make sure threadpool is quiescent, then deactivate all components.
    if (!m_threadPool.awaitQuiescence(5000, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)) {
        throw new RuntimeException("Could not start components timely.");
    }
    // Stop all dependencies, and client
    schedule(() -> {
        for (Component dep : deps) {
            final Component dependency = dep;
            m_dm.remove(dependency);
        }
        m_dm.remove(client);
    });
    // Ensure that client has been stopped, then destroyed, then unbound from all dependencies
    // Client entered in INACTIVE state
    step.waitForStep(2, STEP_WAIT);
    step.ensure();
    Assert.assertEquals(0, clientImpl.getDependencies());
    // Make sure threadpool is quiescent before doing next iteration.
    if (!m_threadPool.awaitQuiescence(5000, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)) {
        throw new RuntimeException("Could not start components timely.");
    }
    if (super.errorsLogged()) {
        throw new IllegalStateException("Race test interrupted (some error occured, see previous logs)");
    }
    debug("finished one test loop");
    if ((loop + 1) % 100 == 0) {
        long duration = System.currentTimeMillis() - m_timeStamp;
        warn("Performed 100 tests (total=%d) in %d ms.", (loop + 1), duration);
        m_timeStamp = System.currentTimeMillis();
    }
}

Example 2 with ServiceDependency

use of org.apache.felix.dm.ServiceDependency in project felix by apache.

the class TemporalServiceDependencyTest method testServiceConsumptionWithCallbackAndIntermittentAvailability.

public void testServiceConsumptionWithCallbackAndIntermittentAvailability() {
    final DependencyManager m = getDM();
    // helper class that ensures certain steps get executed in sequence
    Ensure e = new Ensure();
    // create a service provider and consumer
    TemporalServiceProvider provider = new TemporalServiceProvider(e);
    Component sp = m.createComponent().setImplementation(provider).setInterface(TemporalServiceInterface.class.getName(), null);
    TemporalServiceProvider2 provider2 = new TemporalServiceProvider2(e);
    Component sp2 = m.createComponent().setImplementation(provider2).setInterface(TemporalServiceInterface.class.getName(), null);
    TemporalServiceConsumerWithCallback consumer = new TemporalServiceConsumerWithCallback(e);
    ServiceDependency temporalDep = m.createTemporalServiceDependency(10000).setService(TemporalServiceInterface.class).setRequired(true).setCallbacks("add", "remove");
    Component sc = m.createComponent().setImplementation(consumer).add(temporalDep);
    // add the service consumer
    m.add(sc);
    // now add the first provider
    m.add(sp);
    e.waitForStep(2, 5000);
    // and remove it again (this should not affect the consumer yet)
    m.remove(sp);
    // now add the second provider
    m.add(sp2);
    e.step(3);
    e.waitForStep(4, 5000);
    // and remove it again
    m.remove(sp2);
    // finally remove the consumer
    m.remove(sc);
    // Wait for the consumer.remove callback
    e.waitForStep(6, 5000);
    // ensure we executed all steps inside the component instance
    e.step(7);
    m.clear();
}

Example 3 with ServiceDependency

use of org.apache.felix.dm.ServiceDependency in project felix by apache.

the class DiagnosticsTest method testProvidersWithoutProperties.

public void testProvidersWithoutProperties() throws Exception {
    DependencyManager dm = getDM();
    ServiceDependency serviceDependency1 = dm.createServiceDependency().setService(S1.class).setRequired(true);
    Component component1 = dm.createComponent().setImplementation(C0.class).add(serviceDependency1);
    Component component2 = dm.createComponent().setImplementation(S1Impl1.class).setInterface(S1.class.getName(), null);
    Component component3 = dm.createComponent().setImplementation(S1Impl2.class).setInterface(S1.class.getName(), null);
    dm.add(component1);
    dm.add(component2);
    dm.add(component3);
    DependencyGraph graph = DependencyGraph.getGraph(ComponentState.ALL, DependencyState.ALL);
    List<ComponentDeclaration> providers = graph.getProviders(serviceDependency1);
    assertEquals(2, providers.size());
    assertTrue(providers.contains(component2));
    assertTrue(providers.contains(component3));
}

Example 4 with ServiceDependency

use of org.apache.felix.dm.ServiceDependency in project felix by apache.

the class DiagnosticsTest method testProvidersWithProperties.

public void testProvidersWithProperties() throws Exception {
    DependencyManager dm = getDM();
    ServiceDependency serviceDependency1 = dm.createServiceDependency().setService(S1.class, "(key=value)").setRequired(true);
    Component component1 = dm.createComponent().setImplementation(C0.class).add(serviceDependency1);
    Properties component2Properties = new Properties();
    component2Properties.put("key", "value");
    Properties component4Properties = new Properties();
    component4Properties.put("key", "otherValue");
    Component component2 = dm.createComponent().setImplementation(S1Impl1.class).setInterface(S1.class.getName(), component2Properties);
    Component component3 = dm.createComponent().setImplementation(S1Impl2.class).setInterface(S1.class.getName(), null);
    Component component4 = dm.createComponent().setImplementation(S1Impl3.class).setInterface(S1.class.getName(), component4Properties);
    m_dm.add(component1);
    m_dm.add(component2);
    m_dm.add(component3);
    m_dm.add(component4);
    DependencyGraph graph = DependencyGraph.getGraph(ComponentState.ALL, DependencyState.ALL);
    List<ComponentDeclaration> providers = graph.getProviders(serviceDependency1);
    assertEquals(1, providers.size());
    assertTrue(providers.contains(component2));
    assertFalse(providers.contains(component3));
    assertFalse(providers.contains(component4));
}

Example 5 with ServiceDependency

use of org.apache.felix.dm.ServiceDependency in project felix by apache.

the class TemporalServiceDependencyTest method testFELIX4858_ServiceAdapterConsumptionWithCallbackAndIntermittentAvailability.

// Same test as testServiceConsumptionWithCallbackAndIntermittentAvailability, but the consumer is now
// an adapter for the Adaptee interface.
public void testFELIX4858_ServiceAdapterConsumptionWithCallbackAndIntermittentAvailability() {
    final DependencyManager m = getDM();
    // helper class that ensures certain steps get executed in sequence
    Ensure e = new Ensure();
    // create a service provider and consumer
    TemporalServiceProvider provider = new TemporalServiceProvider(e);
    Component sp = component(m).impl(provider).provides(TemporalServiceInterface.class.getName()).build();
    TemporalServiceProvider2 provider2 = new TemporalServiceProvider2(e);
    Component sp2 = component(m).impl(provider2).provides(TemporalServiceInterface.class.getName()).build();
    TemporalServiceConsumerAdapterWithCallback consumer = new TemporalServiceConsumerAdapterWithCallback(e);
    Component sc = adapter(m, Adaptee.class).impl(consumer).build();
    ServiceDependency temporalDep = serviceDependency(sc, TemporalServiceInterface.class).timeout(10000).add("add").remove("remove").build();
    sc.add(temporalDep);
    Component adaptee = component(m).impl(new Adaptee()).provides(Adaptee.class.getName()).build();
    // add the adapter service consumer
    m.add(sc);
    // add the adaptee (the adapter service depends on it)
    m.add(adaptee);
    // now add the first provider
    m.add(sp);
    e.waitForStep(2, 5000);
    // and remove it again (this should not affect the consumer yet)
    m.remove(sp);
    // now add the second provider
    m.add(sp2);
    e.step(3);
    e.waitForStep(4, 5000);
    // and remove it again
    m.remove(sp2);
    // finally remove the consumer
    m.remove(sc);
    // Wait for the consumer.remove callback
    e.waitForStep(6, 5000);
    // ensure we executed all steps inside the component instance
    e.step(7);
    m.clear();
}