Esempio n. 1
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  /**
   * Using the given {@code appender}'s {@link Appender#append(LogSegment, ByteBuffer)} function,
   * tests for various cases for append operations.
   *
   * @param appender the {@link Appender} to use
   * @throws IOException
   */
  private void doAppendTest(Appender appender) throws IOException {
    String currSegmentName = "log_current";
    LogSegment segment = getSegment(currSegmentName, STANDARD_SEGMENT_SIZE, true);
    try {
      long writeStartOffset = segment.getStartOffset();
      byte[] bufOne = TestUtils.getRandomBytes(STANDARD_SEGMENT_SIZE / 2);
      byte[] bufTwo = TestUtils.getRandomBytes(STANDARD_SEGMENT_SIZE / 3);

      appender.append(segment, ByteBuffer.wrap(bufOne));
      assertEquals(
          "End offset is not as expected",
          writeStartOffset + bufOne.length,
          segment.getEndOffset());

      appender.append(segment, ByteBuffer.wrap(bufTwo));
      assertEquals(
          "End offset is not as expected",
          writeStartOffset + bufOne.length + bufTwo.length,
          segment.getEndOffset());

      // try to do a write that won't fit
      ByteBuffer failBuf =
          ByteBuffer.wrap(
              TestUtils.getRandomBytes((int) (STANDARD_SEGMENT_SIZE - writeStartOffset + 1)));
      long writeOverFlowCount = metrics.overflowWriteError.getCount();
      try {
        appender.append(segment, failBuf);
        fail("Append should have failed because data won't fit in the segment");
      } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
        assertEquals(
            "Write overflow should have been reported",
            writeOverFlowCount + 1,
            metrics.overflowWriteError.getCount());
        assertEquals("Position of buffer has changed", 0, failBuf.position());
      }

      // read and ensure data matches
      readAndEnsureMatch(segment, writeStartOffset, bufOne);
      readAndEnsureMatch(segment, writeStartOffset + bufOne.length, bufTwo);

      segment.close();
      // ensure that append fails.
      ByteBuffer buffer = ByteBuffer.wrap(TestUtils.getRandomBytes(1));
      try {
        appender.append(segment, buffer);
        fail("Append should have failed because segments are closed");
      } catch (ClosedChannelException e) {
        assertEquals("Position of buffer has changed", 0, buffer.position());
      }
    } finally {
      closeSegmentAndDeleteFile(segment);
    }
  }