/**
* Verify that when adding a second player to a game, the correct information for that player is
* set and it does not conflict with the first player
*/
@Test
public void addSecondPlayerTest() {
// setup dummy entityfactory
EntityFactory dummyEntityFactory = EasyMock.createMock(EntityFactory.class);
SnowmanFlag dummyFlag = EasyMock.createNiceMock(SnowmanFlag.class);
EasyMock.expect(dummyFlag.getID()).andStubReturn(new Integer(0));
EasyMock.replay(dummyFlag);
EasyMock.expect(
dummyEntityFactory.createSnowmanFlag(
EasyMock.isA(SnowmanGame.class),
EasyMock.isA(ETeamColor.class),
EasyMock.isA(Coordinate.class),
EasyMock.isA(Coordinate.class)))
.andStubReturn(dummyFlag);
EasyMock.replay(dummyEntityFactory);
// create the player
ClientSession session = EasyMock.createNiceMock(ClientSession.class);
SnowmanPlayer dummyPlayer = EasyMock.createMock(SnowmanPlayer.class);
ETeamColor color = ETeamColor.Red;
// create the second player
ClientSession session2 = EasyMock.createNiceMock(ClientSession.class);
SnowmanPlayer dummyPlayer2 = EasyMock.createMock(SnowmanPlayer.class);
ETeamColor color2 = ETeamColor.Blue;
// create the game
SnowmanGame game = new SnowmanGameImpl(gameName, 4, dummyEntityFactory);
// record information that should be set on the player1
dummyPlayer.setID(1);
dummyPlayer.setLocation(EasyMock.anyFloat(), EasyMock.anyFloat());
dummyPlayer.setTeamColor(color);
dummyPlayer.setGame(game);
EasyMock.expect(dummyPlayer.getSession()).andStubReturn(session);
EasyMock.replay(dummyPlayer);
// record information that should be set on the player2
dummyPlayer2.setID(2);
dummyPlayer2.setLocation(EasyMock.anyFloat(), EasyMock.anyFloat());
dummyPlayer2.setTeamColor(color2);
dummyPlayer2.setGame(game);
EasyMock.expect(dummyPlayer2.getSession()).andStubReturn(session2);
EasyMock.replay(dummyPlayer2);
// record that the players should be added to the channel
EasyMock.resetToDefault(gameChannel);
EasyMock.expect(gameChannel.join(session)).andReturn(gameChannel);
EasyMock.expect(gameChannel.join(session2)).andReturn(gameChannel);
EasyMock.replay(gameChannel);
// add the player
game.addPlayer(dummyPlayer, color);
game.addPlayer(dummyPlayer2, color2);
// verify the calls
EasyMock.verify(dummyPlayer);
EasyMock.verify(dummyPlayer2);
EasyMock.verify(gameChannel);
}
public boolean removePlayer(RocketPlayer player) {
logger.log(Level.INFO, "{0} leaves {1}", new Object[] {player.getName(), this.getName()});
AppContext.getDataManager().markForUpdate(this);
Channel tableChannel = tableChannelRef.getForUpdate();
tableChannel.leave(player.getClientSessionRef().get());
// The reference created below should be identical to one of the players
// on our table. I think createReference has some clever logic to
// not create another reference if one already exists.
ManagedReference<RocketPlayer> playerRef = AppContext.getDataManager().createReference(player);
if (playerRef.equals(player1Ref)) {
player1Ref = null;
} else if (playerRef.equals(player2Ref)) {
player2Ref = null;
} else if (playerRef.equals(player3Ref)) {
player3Ref = null;
} else if (playerRef.equals(player4Ref)) {
player4Ref = null;
} else {
logger.log(
Level.SEVERE, "player " + player.getName() + " doesn't appear to be one of this table!");
return false;
}
setTableAvailable(true);
maybeChangeStatusOnRemovePlayer();
return true;
}
public MythologicChannelSessionListener(
ClientSession clientSession, ManagedReference<Channel> channel1) {
super(clientSession);
// Join the session to all channels. We obtain the channel
// in two different ways, by reference and by name.
ChannelManager channelMgr = AppContext.getChannelManager();
// We were passed a reference to the first channel.
channel1.get().join(clientSession);
// We look up the second channel by name.
Channel channel2 = channelMgr.getChannel("a");
channel2.join(clientSession);
}
private void sendChannelMessage(VoResponseData rd) {
Channel channel = AppContext.getChannelManager().getChannel(GameServer.CHANNEL_PRIMARY);
ByteBuffer buf = null;
try {
buf = ByteBuffer.wrap(Global.SerializeAmf3(rd));
} catch (IOException ex) {
LOG.log(Level.SEVERE, "关联题任务发送消息时出错:{0}", ex);
}
channel.send(buf);
}
public boolean addPlayer(RocketPlayer player) {
ManagedReference<RocketPlayer> playerRef = AppContext.getDataManager().createReference(player);
AppContext.getDataManager().markForUpdate(this);
Channel tableChannel =
tableChannelRef
.getForUpdate(); // ?? Do I really need to get for update when adding new sessions?
int playerId = 0;
if (player1Ref == null) {
player1Ref = playerRef;
playerId = 1;
} else if (player2Ref == null) {
player2Ref = playerRef;
playerId = 2;
} else if (player3Ref == null) {
player3Ref = playerRef;
playerId = 3;
} else if (player4Ref == null) {
player4Ref = playerRef;
playerId = 4;
} else {
// Theoretically, this should never happen as the tableAvailability
// won't let players in if the table is full.
logger.log(
Level.SEVERE,
"Not sure how, but a player has tried to join a table with no free spaces!");
return false;
}
tableChannel.join(player.getClientSessionRef().get());
player.setMyCurrentTable(AppContext.getDataManager().createReference(this));
logger.log(
Level.INFO,
"{0} enters {1} as player " + playerId,
new Object[] {player.getName(), this.getName()});
tableChannel.send(
Utils.encodeString(
ClientServerMessageInteractor.createTableJoinSuccessMessage(
player.getName(), playerId)));
updateTableAvailabilty();
maybeChangeStatusOnAddPlayer();
return true;
}
