private void waitForSessionExpiration(final boolean sticky) throws InterruptedException {
final SessionManager manager = _tomcat1.getManager();
assertEquals(manager.getMemcachedSessionService().isSticky(), sticky);
final Container container = manager.getContainer();
final long timeout =
TimeUnit.SECONDS.toMillis(
sticky
? container.getBackgroundProcessorDelay() + manager.getMaxInactiveInterval()
: 2 * manager.getMaxInactiveInterval())
+ 1000;
Thread.sleep(timeout);
}
/**
* Tests update of session expiration in memcached (like {@link
* #testExpirationOfSessionsInMemcachedIfBackupWasSkippedSimple()}) but for the scenario where
* many readonly requests occur: in this case, we cannot just use <em>maxInactiveInterval -
* secondsSinceLastBackup</em> (in {@link MemcachedSessionService#updateExpirationInMemcached}) to
* determine if an expiration update is required, but we must use the last expiration time sent to
* memcached.
*
* @throws Exception if something goes wrong with the http communication with tomcat
*/
@Test(enabled = true, dataProviderClass = TestUtils.class, dataProvider = STICKYNESS_PROVIDER)
public void testExpirationOfSessionsInMemcachedIfBackupWasSkippedManyReadonlyRequests(
final SessionAffinityMode stickyness) throws Exception {
final SessionManager manager = _tomcat1.getManager();
setStickyness(stickyness);
// set to 1 sec above (in setup), default is 10 seconds
final int delay = manager.getContainer().getBackgroundProcessorDelay();
manager.setMaxInactiveInterval(delay * 4);
final String sessionId1 = makeRequest(_httpClient, _portTomcat1, null);
assertNotNull(sessionId1, "No session created.");
assertWaitingWithProxy(Predicates.<MemcachedClientIF>notNull(), 200l, _memcached)
.get(sessionId1);
/* after 3 seconds make another request without changing the session, so that
* it's not sent to memcached
*/
Thread.sleep(TimeUnit.SECONDS.toMillis(delay * 3));
assertEquals(
makeRequest(_httpClient, _portTomcat1, sessionId1),
sessionId1,
"SessionId should be the same");
assertNotNull(_memcached.get(sessionId1), "Session should still exist in memcached.");
/* after another 3 seconds make another request without changing the session
*/
Thread.sleep(TimeUnit.SECONDS.toMillis(delay * 3));
assertEquals(
makeRequest(_httpClient, _portTomcat1, sessionId1),
sessionId1,
"SessionId should be the same");
assertNotNull(_memcached.get(sessionId1), "Session should still exist in memcached.");
/* after another nearly 4 seconds (maxInactiveInterval) check that the session is still alive in memcached,
* this would have been expired without an updated expiration
*/
Thread.sleep(TimeUnit.SECONDS.toMillis(manager.getMaxInactiveInterval()) - 500);
assertNotNull(_memcached.get(sessionId1), "Session should still exist in memcached.");
/* after another second in sticky mode (more than 4 seconds since the last request), or an two times the
* maxInactiveInterval in non-sticky mode (we must keep sessions in memcached with double expirationtime)
* the session must be expired in memcached
*/
Thread.sleep(TimeUnit.SECONDS.toMillis(delay) + 500);
assertNotSame(
makeRequest(_httpClient, _portTomcat1, sessionId1),
sessionId1,
"The sessionId should have changed due to expired sessin");
}