// MMB-1889
public void testCreateRelationAndDeleteNode() {
// Make a relation to an existing node. Then delete that node with the 'delete relations'
// option'. Commit the transaction.
// The new relations should not exist, since the node was deleted.
// No errors.
Cloud cloud = getCloud();
int urlCount = Queries.count(cloud.getNodeManager("urls").createQuery());
int relCount = Queries.count(cloud.getNodeManager("insrel").createQuery());
Node url = cloud.getNodeManager("urls").createNode();
url.commit();
Transaction t = cloud.getTransaction("relatedandelete");
Node turl = t.getNode(url.getNumber());
Node news = t.getNode(newNode);
RelationManager rm = t.getRelationManager("urls", "news", "posrel");
Relation r = turl.createRelation(news, rm);
r.commit();
turl.delete(true);
t.commit();
int urlCountAfter = Queries.count(cloud.getNodeManager("urls").createQuery());
assertEquals(urlCount, urlCountAfter);
int relCountAfter = Queries.count(cloud.getNodeManager("insrel").createQuery());
assertEquals(relCount, relCountAfter);
}
// same case as above, only no changes are made to the node.
public void testDeleteNodeOutsideTransactionNodeInTransactionButNotChanged() {
Cloud cloud = getCloud();
Transaction t = cloud.getTransaction("bar11");
Node nodeInTransaction = t.getNode(newNode2);
// nodeInTransaction.setStringValue("title", "foo2");
{
// now delete the node
Node nodeOutTransaction = cloud.getNode(newNode2);
nodeOutTransaction.delete();
assertFalse(cloud.hasNode(newNode2));
}
try {
// make a relation to the (deleted) node, but in the transaction, where the node still
// exists.
// This demonstrate that there is an actual problem if the node ends up non-existing now.
Node url = t.getNodeManager("urls").createNode();
RelationManager rm = t.getRelationManager("news", "urls", "posrel");
Relation r = nodeInTransaction.createRelation(url, rm);
t.commit();
} catch (Exception e) {
// should not give exception. MMB-1680
log.error(e.getMessage(), e);
fail(e.getMessage());
}
assertTrue(cloud.hasNode(newNode2));
assertEquals(1, cloud.getNode(newNode2).countRelations());
}
// MMB-1860 (4)
public void testRelateAndDeleteRelation() {
// Make a relation between two nodes. Delete the relation again. Commit the transaction.
// Te relation shouldn't exist
Cloud cloud = getCloud();
int urlCount = Queries.count(cloud.getNodeManager("urls").createQuery());
int relCount = Queries.count(cloud.getNodeManager("insrel").createQuery());
Node newUrl = cloud.getNodeManager("urls").createNode();
newUrl.commit();
Transaction t = cloud.getTransaction("testrelateandeleterelation");
Node news = t.getNode(newNode);
Node url = t.getNode(newUrl.getNumber());
RelationManager rm = t.getRelationManager("urls", "news", "posrel");
Relation r = url.createRelation(news, rm);
r.commit();
r.delete();
t.commit();
int urlCountAfter = Queries.count(cloud.getNodeManager("urls").createQuery());
assertEquals(urlCount + 1, urlCountAfter);
// But the relation should not exist, because it was deleted angain
int relCountAfter = Queries.count(cloud.getNodeManager("insrel").createQuery());
assertEquals(relCount, relCountAfter);
}
// old node as argument
public void testCreateRelationToNewNode2() {
Cloud cloud = getCloud();
Transaction t = cloud.getTransaction("createrelationtrans");
Node n = t.getNode(newNode);
NodeManager urls = t.getNodeManager("urls");
Node url = urls.createNode();
RelationManager rm = t.getRelationManager("urls", "news", "posrel");
Relation r = url.createRelation(n, rm);
t.commit();
}
public void testCreateRelationBetweenNewNodes() {
Cloud cloud = getCloud();
Transaction t = cloud.getTransaction("createrelationtrans");
NodeManager news = t.getNodeManager("news");
Node n = news.createNode();
NodeManager urls = t.getNodeManager("urls");
Node url = urls.createNode();
RelationManager rm = t.getRelationManager("news", "urls", "posrel");
Relation r = n.createRelation(url, rm);
t.commit();
}
public void testTransactionsAreEqual() {
Cloud cloud = getCloud();
Transaction t1 = cloud.getTransaction("testequals");
Transaction t2 = cloud.getTransaction("testequals");
assertEquals(t1, t2);
Node n = t1.getNode(newNode);
NodeManager urls = t2.getNodeManager("urls");
Node url = urls.createNode();
RelationManager rm = t2.getRelationManager("urls", "news", "posrel");
Relation r = url.createRelation(n, rm);
t2.commit();
assertTrue(t2.isCommitted());
assertTrue(t1.isCommitted());
// assertTrue(t1 == t2); // FAILS IN RMMCI. Perhaps we should simply implement .equals on
// transactions
}
// MMB-1860 (2)
public void testCreateRelateAndDelete() {
// Create new node. Make a relation to it. Delete the node again. Commit the transaction.
// The new node must not exist, but the relation shouldn't have caused errors
Cloud cloud = getCloud();
int urlCount = Queries.count(cloud.getNodeManager("urls").createQuery());
Transaction t = cloud.getTransaction("testcreateandelete");
Node news = t.getNode(newNode);
Node url = t.getNodeManager("urls").createNode();
RelationManager rm = t.getRelationManager("urls", "news", "posrel");
Relation r = url.createRelation(news, rm);
url.delete(true);
t.commit();
int urlCountAfter = Queries.count(cloud.getNodeManager("urls").createQuery());
assertEquals(urlCount, urlCountAfter);
}
// MMB-1857
public void testGetNodes() {
Cloud cloud = getCloud();
Transaction t = cloud.getTransaction("testgetnodes");
Node n = t.getNode(newNode);
Node url = t.getNodeManager("urls").createNode();
RelationManager rm = t.getRelationManager("urls", "news", "posrel");
Relation r = url.createRelation(n, rm);
{
// should not give NPE's or so
n.commit();
url.commit();
r.commit();
}
assertEquals(3, t.getNodes().size()); // 2 nodes and one relation
for (Node rn : t.getNodes()) {
// should occur no exceptions
rn.commit(); // should have little effect in trans
}
t.cancel();
}