@Test
public void pipelineBinarySafeHashCommands() {
jedis.hset("key".getBytes(), "f1".getBytes(), "v111".getBytes());
jedis.hset("key".getBytes(), "f22".getBytes(), "v2222".getBytes());
Pipeline p = jedis.pipelined();
Response<Map<byte[], byte[]>> fmap = p.hgetAll("key".getBytes());
Response<Set<byte[]>> fkeys = p.hkeys("key".getBytes());
Response<List<byte[]>> fordered = p.hmget("key".getBytes(), "f22".getBytes(), "f1".getBytes());
Response<List<byte[]>> fvals = p.hvals("key".getBytes());
p.sync();
assertNotNull(fmap.get());
// we have to do these strange contortions because byte[] is not a very
// good key
// for a java Map. It only works with equality (you need the exact key
// object to retrieve
// the value) I recommend we switch to using ByteBuffer or something
// similar:
// http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1058149/using-a-byte-array-as-hashmap-key-java
Map<byte[], byte[]> map = fmap.get();
Set<byte[]> mapKeys = map.keySet();
Iterator<byte[]> iterMap = mapKeys.iterator();
byte[] firstMapKey = iterMap.next();
byte[] secondMapKey = iterMap.next();
assertFalse(iterMap.hasNext());
verifyHasBothValues(firstMapKey, secondMapKey, "f1".getBytes(), "f22".getBytes());
byte[] firstMapValue = map.get(firstMapKey);
byte[] secondMapValue = map.get(secondMapKey);
verifyHasBothValues(firstMapValue, secondMapValue, "v111".getBytes(), "v2222".getBytes());
assertNotNull(fkeys.get());
Iterator<byte[]> iter = fkeys.get().iterator();
byte[] firstKey = iter.next();
byte[] secondKey = iter.next();
assertFalse(iter.hasNext());
verifyHasBothValues(firstKey, secondKey, "f1".getBytes(), "f22".getBytes());
assertNotNull(fordered.get());
assertArrayEquals("v2222".getBytes(), fordered.get().get(0));
assertArrayEquals("v111".getBytes(), fordered.get().get(1));
assertNotNull(fvals.get());
assertEquals(2, fvals.get().size());
byte[] firstValue = fvals.get().get(0);
byte[] secondValue = fvals.get().get(1);
verifyHasBothValues(firstValue, secondValue, "v111".getBytes(), "v2222".getBytes());
}
