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See the License for the * specific language governing permissions and limitations * under the License. */ package org.apache.felix.dm.impl; import static org.mockito.Mockito.mock; import java.util.Dictionary; import java.util.Hashtable; import java.util.Map; import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit; import org.apache.felix.dm.Component; import org.apache.felix.dm.DependencyManager; import org.apache.felix.dm.impl.ConfigurationDependencyImplTest.AManagedService; import org.apache.felix.dm.impl.ConfigurationDependencyImplTest.FancyService; import org.apache.felix.dm.impl.ConfigurationDependencyImplTest.MyConfiguration; import org.apache.felix.dm.impl.ConfigurationDependencyImplTest.PlainService; import org.junit.Test; import org.osgi.framework.BundleContext; import org.osgi.service.cm.ManagedServiceFactory; import test.Ensure; /** * @author <a href="mailto:dev@felix.apache.org">Felix Project Team</a> */ public class FactoryConfigurationAdapterImplTest { private static final String CONF_PID = "bogus"; @Test public void testDoNotInvokeFancyUpdatedMethodWithWrongSignatureOk() throws Exception { Ensure ensure = createEnsure(); FancyService service = new FancyService(ensure); FactoryConfigurationAdapterImpl cdi = createConfigurationDependency(service, Map.class); ensure.step(1); ((ManagedServiceFactory) cdi.m_component.getInstance()).updated(CONF_PID, (Dictionary<String, ?>) createDictionary()); TimeUnit.SECONDS.sleep(1L); // Our step shouldn't be changed... ensure.waitForStep(1, 1000); } @Test public void testInvokeFancyUpdatedMethodOk() throws Exception { Ensure ensure = createEnsure(); FancyService service = new FancyService(ensure); FactoryConfigurationAdapterImpl cdi = createConfigurationDependency(service, MyConfiguration.class); ((ManagedServiceFactory) cdi.m_component.getInstance()).updated(CONF_PID, (Dictionary<String, ?>) createDictionary()); ensure.waitForStep(1, 1000); ((ManagedServiceFactory) cdi.m_component.getInstance()).deleted(CONF_PID); ensure.waitForStep(2, 1000); } @Test public void testInvokeManagedServiceUpdatedMethodOk() throws Exception { Ensure ensure = createEnsure(); AManagedService service = new AManagedService(ensure); FactoryConfigurationAdapterImpl cdi = createConfigurationDependency(service); ((ManagedServiceFactory) cdi.m_component.getInstance()).updated(CONF_PID, (Dictionary<String, ?>) createDictionary()); ensure.waitForStep(1, 1000); ((ManagedServiceFactory) cdi.m_component.getInstance()).deleted(CONF_PID); ensure.waitForStep(2, 1000); } @Test public void testInvokePlainUpdatedMethodOk() throws Exception { Ensure ensure = createEnsure(); PlainService service = new PlainService(ensure); FactoryConfigurationAdapterImpl cdi = createConfigurationDependency(service); ((ManagedServiceFactory) cdi.m_component.getInstance()).updated(CONF_PID, (Dictionary<String, ?>) createDictionary()); ensure.waitForStep(1, 1000); ((ManagedServiceFactory) cdi.m_component.getInstance()).deleted(CONF_PID); ensure.waitForStep(2, 1000); } private FactoryConfigurationAdapterImpl createConfigurationDependency(Object service) { return createConfigurationDependency(service, null); } private FactoryConfigurationAdapterImpl createConfigurationDependency(Object service, Class<?> configType) { BundleContext bc = mock(BundleContext.class); DependencyManager dm = new DependencyManager(bc); Component result = dm.createFactoryConfigurationAdapterService("does.not.matter", "updated", false, service, configType); // Normally, when creating a factory pid adapter, you specify the class of the adapter implementation which will be instantiated // for each created factory pid. To do so, you invoke the setImplementation(Object impl) method, and this methods // accepts a class parameter, or an object instance. Usually, you always pass a class, because the intent of a factory pid adapter is to // create a component instance for each created factory pid. But in our case, the "service" parameter represents our adapter instance, // so just use it as the factory adapter implementation instance: result.setImplementation(service); // *Important note:* the semantic of the factory conf pid adapter is really similar to a ManagedServiceFactory: // - when the factory pid is created, a component is created; called in updated; and called in start(). // - when the factory pid is updated, the component is called in updated(). // - but when the factory pid is removed, updated(null) is not invoked (unlike in case of ConfigurationDependency), and the component is simply // stopped. This is actually the same semantic as ManagedServiceFactory: when factory pid is removed, ManagedServiceFactory.deleted() is called // and the deleted() method is assumed to stop and unregister the service that was registered for the pid being removed. dm.add(result); return (FactoryConfigurationAdapterImpl) result; } private Dictionary<String, Object> createDictionary() { Dictionary<String, Object> result = new Hashtable<>(); result.put("true", "true"); result.put("value", "42"); result.put("longValue", "1234567890"); result.put("pi", "3.141"); result.put("argArray", "[a, b, c]"); result.put("argList", "[d, e, f]"); result.put("map.foo", "bar"); result.put("map.qux", "123"); result.put("map.quu", "[x, y, z]"); result.put("message", "hello world!"); return result; } private Ensure createEnsure() { return new Ensure(false); } }