Exemple #1
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 // Plain callable (no special handling)
 public void testBasicCallable() throws Exception {
   TestCallable<String> tc = new TestCallable<String>("X");
   assertEquals(0, tc.runs);
   Future<String> f = schedInline.submit(tc);
   assertEquals("X", f.get());
   assertEquals(1, tc.runs);
 }
Exemple #2
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 // Plain runnable with value (no special handling)
 public void testBasicRunnableWithValue() throws Exception {
   TestRunnable tr = new TestRunnable();
   assertEquals(0, tr.runs);
   Future<String> f = schedInline.submit(tr, "X");
   assertEquals("X", f.get());
   assertEquals(1, tr.runs);
 }
Exemple #3
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 // Verify you can return null from your callable
 public void testRetryableCallableReturningNull() throws Exception {
   TestRtryCallable<Object> tc = new TestRtryCallable<Object>(null, 1, 1);
   assertEquals(0, tc.runs);
   assertEquals(0, tc.retries);
   Future<Object> f = schedPooled.submit(tc);
   assertNull(f.get());
   assertFalse(tc.gaveUp);
   assertEquals(2, tc.runs);
   assertEquals(1, tc.retries);
 }
Exemple #4
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 // Verify you can still return an exception from your callable
 public void testRetryableCallableReturningExc() throws Exception {
   ExecutionException e = new ExecutionException(new Exception());
   TestRtryCallable<ExecutionException> tc = new TestRtryCallable<ExecutionException>(e, 0, 1);
   assertEquals(0, tc.runs);
   assertEquals(0, tc.retries);
   Future<ExecutionException> f = schedPooled.submit(tc);
   assertSame(e, f.get());
   assertFalse(tc.gaveUp);
   assertEquals(1, tc.runs);
   assertEquals(0, tc.retries);
 }
Exemple #5
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 // A few retries and then success
 public void testRetryableCallable() throws Exception {
   TestRtryCallable<String> tc = new TestRtryCallable<String>("X", 2, 3);
   assertEquals(0, tc.runs);
   assertEquals(0, tc.retries);
   Future<String> f = schedPooled.submit(tc);
   assertEquals("X", f.get());
   assertTrue(f.isDone());
   assertFalse(f.isCancelled());
   assertFalse(tc.gaveUp);
   assertEquals("X", tc.result);
   assertEquals(3, tc.runs);
   assertEquals(2, tc.retries);
 }
Exemple #6
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 // A few retries and then success
 public void testCancellingRetryableCallable() throws Exception {
   TestRtryCallable<String> tc = new TestRtryCallable<String>("X", 2, 3);
   assertEquals(0, tc.runs);
   assertEquals(0, tc.retries);
   Future<String> f = schedPooled.submit(tc);
   f.cancel(true);
   try {
     Object o = f.get();
     fail("expected cancellation, got " + o);
   } catch (CancellationException e) {
     // ok
   }
 }
Exemple #7
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 // A few retries and a failure
 public void testFailingRetryableCallable() throws Exception {
   TestRtryCallable<String> tc = new TestRtryCallable<String>("X", 4, 3);
   assertEquals(0, tc.runs);
   assertEquals(0, tc.retries);
   Future<String> f = schedPooled.submit(tc);
   try {
     String s = f.get();
     fail("Expected failure, got " + s);
   } catch (ExecutionException e) {
     assertEquals("Too many failures", e.getMessage());
     assertEquals(4, ((CompositeExecutorException) e).getExceptions().size());
     StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
     PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(sw);
     e.printStackTrace(pw);
     assertTrue("Hey, no also caused by", sw.toString().indexOf("Also caused by") > 0);
     assertSame(e, tc.result);
   }
   assertTrue(tc.gaveUp);
   assertEquals(4, tc.runs);
   assertEquals(3, tc.retries);
 }