vmdeathreq001.java

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package nsk.jdi.EventRequestManager.vmDeathRequests;

import nsk.share.*;
import nsk.share.jpda.*;
import nsk.share.jdi.*;

import com.sun.jdi.*;
import com.sun.jdi.event.*;
import com.sun.jdi.request.*;

import java.util.*;
import java.io.*;

/**
 * The test for the implementation of an object of the type     <BR>
 * EventRequestManager.                                         <BR>
 *                                                              <BR>
 * The test checks that results of the method                   <BR>
 * <code>com.sun.jdi.EventRequestManager.vmDeathRequests()</code> <BR>
 * complies with its spec.                                      <BR>
 * <BR>
 * The test checks up on the following assertion:                       <BR>
 * - The list is unmodifiable.                                          <BR>
 * - The list of the enabled and disabled VM death requests.            <BR>
 * - This list is changes as requests are added and deleted.            <BR>
 * <BR>
 * The test has three phases and works as follows.                      <BR>
 * <BR>
 * In first phase,                                                      <BR>
 * upon launching debuggee's VM which will be suspended,                <BR>
 * a debugger waits for the VMStartEvent within a predefined            <BR>
 * time interval. If no the VMStartEvent received, the test is FAILED.  <BR>
 * Upon getting the VMStartEvent, it makes the request for debuggee's   <BR>
 * ClassPrepareEvent with SUSPEND_EVENT_THREAD, resumes the VM,         <BR>
 * and waits for the event within the predefined time interval.         <BR>
 * If no the ClassPrepareEvent received, the test is FAILED.            <BR>
 * Upon getting the ClassPrepareEvent,                                  <BR>
 * the debugger sets up the breakpoint with SUSPEND_EVENT_THREAD        <BR>
 * within debuggee's special methodForCommunication().                  <BR>
 * <BR>
 * In second phase to check the assertion,                              <BR>
 * the debugger and the debuggee perform the following.                 <BR>
 * - The debugger resumes the debuggee and waits for the BreakpointEvent.<BR>
 * - The debuggee prepares the check case and invokes                   <BR>
 *   the methodForCommunication to be suspended and                     <BR>
 *   to inform the debugger with the event.                             <BR>
 * - Upon getting the BreakpointEvent,                                  <BR>
 *   the debugger checking up on assertions.                            <BR>
 * <BR>
 * In third phase, at the end of the test, the debuggee changes         <BR>
 * the value of the "instruction" which the debugger and debuggee       <BR>
 * use to inform each other of needed actions,  and both end.           <BR>
 * <BR>
 */

public class vmdeathreq001 extends JDIBase {

    public static void main (String argv[]) {

        int result = run(argv, System.out);

        System.exit(result + PASS_BASE);
    }

    public static int run (String argv[], PrintStream out) {

        int exitCode = new vmdeathreq001().runThis(argv, out);

        if (exitCode != PASSED) {
            System.out.println("TEST FAILED");
        }
        return testExitCode;
    }

    //  ************************************************    test parameters

    private String debuggeeName =
        "nsk.jdi.EventRequestManager.vmDeathRequests.vmdeathreq001a";

    //====================================================== test program

    private int runThis (String argv[], PrintStream out) {

        argsHandler     = new ArgumentHandler(argv);
        logHandler      = new Log(out, argsHandler);
        Binder binder   = new Binder(argsHandler, logHandler);

        waitTime        = argsHandler.getWaitTime() * 60000;

        try {
            log2("launching a debuggee :");
            log2("       " + debuggeeName);
            if (argsHandler.verbose()) {
                debuggee = binder.bindToDebugee(debuggeeName + " -vbs");
            } else {
                debuggee = binder.bindToDebugee(debuggeeName);
            }
            if (debuggee == null) {
                log3("ERROR: no debuggee launched");
                return FAILED;
            }
            log2("debuggee launched");
        } catch ( Exception e ) {
            log3("ERROR: Exception : " + e);
            log2("       test cancelled");
            return FAILED;
        }

        debuggee.redirectOutput(logHandler);

        vm = debuggee.VM();

        eventQueue = vm.eventQueue();
        if (eventQueue == null) {
            log3("ERROR: eventQueue == null : TEST ABORTED");
            vm.exit(PASS_BASE);
            return FAILED;
        }

        log2("invocation of the method runTest()");
        switch (runTest()) {

            case 0 :  log2("test phase has finished normally");
                      log2("   waiting for the debuggee to finish ...");
                      debuggee.waitFor();

                      log2("......getting the debuggee's exit status");
                      int status = debuggee.getStatus();
                      if (status != PASS_BASE) {
                          log3("ERROR: debuggee returned UNEXPECTED exit status: " +
                              status + " != PASS_BASE");
                          testExitCode = FAILED;
                      } else {
                          log2("......debuggee returned expected exit status: " +
                              status + " == PASS_BASE");
                      }
                      break;

            default : log3("ERROR: runTest() returned unexpected value");

            case 1 :  log3("test phase has not finished normally: debuggee is still alive");
                      log2("......forcing: vm.exit();");
                      testExitCode = FAILED;
                      try {
                          vm.exit(PASS_BASE);
                      } catch ( Exception e ) {
                          log3("ERROR: Exception : " + e);
                      }
                      break;

            case 2 :  log3("test cancelled due to VMDisconnectedException");
                      log2("......trying: vm.process().destroy();");
                      testExitCode = FAILED;
                      try {
                          Process vmProcess = vm.process();
                          if (vmProcess != null) {
                              vmProcess.destroy();
                          }
                      } catch ( Exception e ) {
                          log3("ERROR: Exception : " + e);
                      }
                      break;
            }

        return testExitCode;
    }


   /*
    * Return value: 0 - normal end of the test
    *               1 - ubnormal end of the test
    *               2 - VMDisconnectedException while test phase
    */

    private int runTest() {

        try {
            testRun();

            log2("waiting for VMDeathEvent");
            getEventSet();
            if (eventIterator.nextEvent() instanceof VMDeathEvent)
                return 0;

            log3("ERROR: last event is not the VMDeathEvent");
            return 1;
        } catch ( VMDisconnectedException e ) {
            log3("ERROR: VMDisconnectedException : " + e);
            return 2;
        } catch ( Exception e ) {
            log3("ERROR: Exception : " + e);
            return 1;
        }

    }

    private void testRun()
                 throws JDITestRuntimeException, Exception {

        eventRManager = vm.eventRequestManager();

        ClassPrepareRequest cpRequest = eventRManager.createClassPrepareRequest();
        cpRequest.setSuspendPolicy( EventRequest.SUSPEND_EVENT_THREAD);
        cpRequest.addClassFilter(debuggeeName);

        cpRequest.enable();
        vm.resume();
        getEventSet();
        cpRequest.disable();

        ClassPrepareEvent event = (ClassPrepareEvent) eventIterator.next();
        debuggeeClass = event.referenceType();

        if (!debuggeeClass.name().equals(debuggeeName))
           throw new JDITestRuntimeException("** Unexpected ClassName for ClassPrepareEvent **");

        log2("      received: ClassPrepareEvent for debuggeeClass");

        String bPointMethod = "methodForCommunication";
        String lineForComm  = "lineForComm";

        ThreadReference   mainThread = debuggee.threadByNameOrThrow("main");

        BreakpointRequest bpRequest = settingBreakpoint(mainThread,
                                             debuggeeClass,
                                            bPointMethod, lineForComm, "zero");
        bpRequest.enable();

    //------------------------------------------------------  testing section

        List         requests = null;
        ListIterator li       = null;

        VMDeathRequest request = null;
        VMDeathRequest vmRequests[] = { null, null, null, null, null,
                                        null, null, null, null, null };
        int listSize;
        int flag;


        log1("     TESTING BEGINS");

        for (int i = 0; ; i++) {

            vm.resume();
            breakpointForCommunication();

            int instruction = ((IntegerValue)
                               (debuggeeClass.getValue(debuggeeClass.fieldByName("instruction")))).value();

            if (instruction == 0) {
                vm.resume();
                break;
            }

            log1(":::::: case: # " + i);

            //~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ variable part

            log2("......creating VMDeathRequests");
            for (int i1 = 0; i1 < vmRequests.length; i1++) {
                vmRequests[i1] = eventRManager.createVMDeathRequest();
                vmRequests[i1].putProperty("number", String.valueOf(i1));

                log2("......checking up on returned List after creating new VMDeathRequest");
                requests = eventRManager.vmDeathRequests();
                listSize = requests.size();
                if ( listSize != (i1 + 1) ) {
                    testExitCode = FAILED;
                    log3("ERROR: size of returned List is not equal to expected : " + listSize + " != " +  (i1 + 1));
                }
                flag = 0;
                li = requests.listIterator();
                while (li.hasNext()) {
                    request = (VMDeathRequest) li.next();
                    if ( !request.isEnabled() ) {
                        flag++;
                        if (flag > 1) {
                            testExitCode = FAILED;
                            log3("ERROR: # of disabled requests > 1 : " + flag);
                        }
                        if ( !request.getProperty("number").equals(String.valueOf(i1)) ) {
                            testExitCode = FAILED;
                            log3("ERROR: in the List, disabled is request expected to be enabled : # == " + i1);
                        }
                    } else {
                        if ( request.getProperty("number").equals(String.valueOf(i1)) ) {
                            testExitCode = FAILED;
                            log3("ERROR: in the List, enabled is newly created disabled request : # == " + i1);
                        }
                    }
                }

                log2("      enabling created VMDeathRequest");
                vmRequests[i1].enable();
                requests = eventRManager.vmDeathRequests();
                listSize = requests.size();
                if ( listSize != (i1 + 1) ) {
                    testExitCode = FAILED;
                    log3("ERROR: size of returned List is not equal to expected : " + listSize + " != " +  (i1 + 1));
                }

                li = requests.listIterator();
                while (li.hasNext()) {
                    request = (VMDeathRequest) li.next();
                    if ( !request.isEnabled() ) {
                        testExitCode = FAILED;
                        log3("ERROR: returned List contains disabled request : " + request);
                    }
                }

                log2("      removing item from the List; UnsupportedOperationException is expected");
                try {
                    requests.remove(i1);
                    testExitCode = FAILED;
                    log3("ERROR: NO exception");
                } catch ( UnsupportedOperationException e ) {
                    log2("        UnsupportedOperationException ");
                }
            }

            log2("......deleting VMDeathRequests");
            for (int i2 = vmRequests.length -1; i2 >= 0; i2--) {
                eventRManager.deleteEventRequest(vmRequests[i2]);
                requests = eventRManager.vmDeathRequests();
                listSize = requests.size();
                if ( listSize != i2 ) {
                    testExitCode = FAILED;
                    log3("ERROR: size of returned List is not equal to expected : " + listSize + " != " + i2);
                }
                log2("      removing item from the List; UnsupportedOperationException is expected");
                try {
                    requests.remove(i2);
                    testExitCode = FAILED;
                    log3("ERROR: NO exception");
                } catch ( UnsupportedOperationException e ) {
                    log2("        UnsupportedOperationException ");
                }
            }

            //~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
        }
        log1("    TESTING ENDS");
        return;
    }

}