Examples with RouteEvent org.onosproject.routeservice.RouteEvent used on opensource projects

Example 6 with RouteEvent

use of org.onosproject.routeservice.RouteEvent in project onos by opennetworkinglab.

the class FibInstallerTest method testRouteDelete.

/**
 * Tests deleting a route.
 *
 * We verify that the flowObjectiveService records the correct state and that the
 * correct flow is withdrawn from the flowObjectiveService.
 */
@Test
public void testRouteDelete() {
    // Firstly add a route
    testRouteAdd();
    // Construct the existing route
    ResolvedRoute route = createRoute(PREFIX1, NEXT_HOP1, MAC1);
    // Create the flow objective
    reset(flowObjectiveService);
    ForwardingObjective fwd = createForwardingObjective(PREFIX1, false);
    flowObjectiveService.forward(DEVICE_ID, fwd);
    replay(flowObjectiveService);
    // Send in the delete event
    routeListener.event(new RouteEvent(RouteEvent.Type.ROUTE_REMOVED, route));
    verify(flowObjectiveService);
}

Example 7 with RouteEvent

use of org.onosproject.routeservice.RouteEvent in project onos by opennetworkinglab.

the class FibInstallerTest method testRouteAdd.

/**
 * Tests adding a route.
 *
 * We verify that the flowObjectiveService records the correct state and that the
 * correct flow is submitted to the flowObjectiveService.
 */
@Test
public void testRouteAdd() {
    ResolvedRoute resolvedRoute = createRoute(PREFIX1, NEXT_HOP1, MAC1);
    // Create the next objective
    NextObjective nextObjective = createNextObjective(MAC1, MAC1, SW1_ETH1.port(), VlanId.NONE, true);
    flowObjectiveService.next(DEVICE_ID, nextObjective);
    // Create the flow objective
    ForwardingObjective fwd = createForwardingObjective(PREFIX1, true);
    flowObjectiveService.forward(DEVICE_ID, fwd);
    EasyMock.expectLastCall().once();
    setUpFlowObjectiveService();
    // Send in the add event
    RouteEvent routeEvent = new RouteEvent(RouteEvent.Type.ROUTE_ADDED, resolvedRoute);
    routeListener.event(routeEvent);
    verify(flowObjectiveService);
}

Example 8 with RouteEvent

use of org.onosproject.routeservice.RouteEvent in project onos by opennetworkinglab.

the class FibInstallerTest method testRouteAddWithVlan.

/**
 * Tests adding a route with to a next hop in a VLAN.
 *
 * We verify that the flowObjectiveService records the correct state and that the
 * correct flowObjectiveService is submitted to the flowObjectiveService.
 */
@Test
public void testRouteAddWithVlan() {
    ResolvedRoute route = createRoute(PREFIX1, NEXT_HOP2, MAC2);
    // Create the next objective
    NextObjective nextObjective = createNextObjective(MAC2, MAC2, SW1_ETH2.port(), VLAN1, true);
    flowObjectiveService.next(DEVICE_ID, nextObjective);
    // Create the flow objective
    ForwardingObjective fwd = createForwardingObjective(PREFIX1, true);
    flowObjectiveService.forward(DEVICE_ID, fwd);
    EasyMock.expectLastCall().once();
    setUpFlowObjectiveService();
    // Send in the add event
    routeListener.event(new RouteEvent(RouteEvent.Type.ROUTE_ADDED, route));
    verify(flowObjectiveService);
}

Example 9 with RouteEvent

use of org.onosproject.routeservice.RouteEvent in project onos by opennetworkinglab.

the class SdnIpFibTest method testRouteUpdatesToNoVlan.

/**
 * Tests updating a route.
 *
 * We first add a route from a next-hop with a vlan. We then announce the
 * same route from another next-hop with no vlan.
 *
 * We verify that the synchronizer records the correct state and that the
 * correct intent is submitted to the IntentService.
 */
@Test
public void testRouteUpdatesToNoVlan() {
    // Add a route first to a destination with no VLAN
    testRouteAddToVlan();
    // Build the new route entries for prefix1 and prefix2
    ResolvedRoute oldRoutePrefix = createRoute(PREFIX2, IP1, MAC1);
    ResolvedRoute routePrefix = createRoute(PREFIX2, IP3, MAC3);
    // Create the new expected intents
    MultiPointToSinglePointIntent newPrefixIntent = createIntentToThreeSrcOneTwo(PREFIX2);
    // Set up test expectation
    reset(intentSynchronizer);
    // Setup the expected intents
    intentSynchronizer.submit(eqExceptId(newPrefixIntent));
    replay(intentSynchronizer);
    // Send in the update events
    routeListener.event(new RouteEvent(RouteEvent.Type.ROUTE_UPDATED, routePrefix, oldRoutePrefix));
    verify(intentSynchronizer);
}

Example 10 with RouteEvent

use of org.onosproject.routeservice.RouteEvent in project onos by opennetworkinglab.

the class SdnIpFibTest method testRouteUpdatesToVlan.

/**
 * Tests updating a route.
 *
 * We first add a route from a next-hop with no vlan. We then announce the
 * same route from another next-hop with a vlan.
 *
 * We verify that the synchronizer records the correct state and that the
 * correct intent is submitted to the IntentService.
 */
@Test
public void testRouteUpdatesToVlan() {
    // Add a route first to a destination with no VLAN
    testRouteAddToNoVlan();
    // Build the new route entries for prefix1 and prefix2
    ResolvedRoute oldRoutePrefixOne = createRoute(PREFIX1, IP3, MAC3);
    ResolvedRoute routePrefixOne = createRoute(PREFIX1, IP1, MAC1);
    // Create the new expected intents
    MultiPointToSinglePointIntent newPrefixOneIntent = createIntentToOne(PREFIX1);
    // Set up test expectation
    reset(intentSynchronizer);
    // Setup the expected intents
    intentSynchronizer.submit(eqExceptId(newPrefixOneIntent));
    replay(intentSynchronizer);
    // Send in the update events
    routeListener.event(new RouteEvent(RouteEvent.Type.ROUTE_UPDATED, routePrefixOne, oldRoutePrefixOne));
    verify(intentSynchronizer);
}