public static Test suite() {
TestSuite suite = new TestSuite("ReplicationRun_Local_1Indexing Suite");
suite.addTestSuite(ReplicationRun_Local_1Indexing.class);
return SecurityManagerSetup.noSecurityManager(suite);
}
static Vector getSecurityProps(Vector D) throws ClassNotFoundException, IOException {
if (D == null) D = new Vector();
String userDir = System.getProperty("user.dir");
String policyFile = userDir + baseName(DEFAULT_POLICY);
String serverCodeBase = System.getProperty("serverCodeBase");
boolean[] isJar = new boolean[1];
if (serverCodeBase == null) serverCodeBase = findCodeBase(isJar);
if (serverCodeBase == null) {
String ws = guessWSHome();
serverCodeBase = ws + DEFAULT_CODEBASE;
}
File pf = new File(policyFile);
File cb = new File(serverCodeBase);
if (!pf.exists()) {
System.out.println(
"WARNING: Running without Security manager."
+ "policy File ("
+ policyFile
+ ") or serverCodeBase("
+ serverCodeBase
+ ") not available");
return D;
}
D.addElement("java.security.manager");
D.addElement("java.security.policy=" + pf.getAbsolutePath());
Properties jusetup = SecurityManagerSetup.getPolicyFilePropertiesForOldHarness();
// Take the definitions from the way JUnit tests
// set them up. This then supports the jar files being
// in different locations.
for (Enumeration p = jusetup.keys(); p.hasMoreElements(); ) {
String key = (String) p.nextElement();
D.addElement(key + "=" + jusetup.getProperty(key));
}
// file path to the codebase
D.addElement("derbyTesting.codedir=" + cb.getAbsolutePath());
String hostName = (System.getProperty("hostName"));
if (hostName == null) hostName = "localhost";
D.addElement("derbyTesting.serverhost=" + hostName);
// in the case of testing with a remote host, this is irrelevant,
// when testing 'normal' it is also localhost:
D.addElement("derbyTesting.clienthost=" + hostName);
return D;
}