/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 2; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*- * vim: sw=2 ts=2 et lcs=trail\:.,tab\:>~ : * ***** BEGIN LICENSE BLOCK ***** * Version: MPL 1.1/GPL 2.0/LGPL 2.1 * * The contents of this file are subject to the Mozilla Public License Version * 1.1 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at * http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/ * * Software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" basis, * WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License * for the specific language governing rights and limitations under the * License. * * The Original Code is places test code. * * The Initial Developer of the Original Code is * Mozilla Foundation. * Portions created by the Initial Developer are Copyright (C) 2009 * the Initial Developer. 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If you do not delete * the provisions above, a recipient may use your version of this file under * the terms of any one of the MPL, the GPL or the LGPL. * * ***** END LICENSE BLOCK ***** */ #include "places_test_harness.h" #include "mock_Link.h" using namespace mozilla::dom; /** * This file tests the IHistory interface. */ //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //// Helper Methods void expect_visit(nsLinkState aState) { do_check_true(aState == eLinkState_Visited); } void expect_no_visit(nsLinkState aState) { do_check_true(aState == eLinkState_Unvisited); } already_AddRefed new_test_uri() { // Create a unique spec. static PRInt32 specNumber = 0; nsCAutoString spec = NS_LITERAL_CSTRING("http://mozilla.org/"); spec.AppendInt(specNumber++); // Create the URI for the spec. nsCOMPtr testURI; nsresult rv = NS_NewURI(getter_AddRefs(testURI), spec); do_check_success(rv); return testURI.forget(); } //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //// Test Functions // These variables are shared between part 1 and part 2 of the test. Part 2 // sets the nsCOMPtr's to nsnull, freeing the reference. namespace test_unvisited_does_not_notify { nsCOMPtr testURI; nsCOMPtr testLink; } void test_unvisted_does_not_notify_part1() { using namespace test_unvisited_does_not_notify; // This test is done in two parts. The first part registers for a URI that // should not be visited. We then run another test that will also do a // lookup and will be notified. Since requests are answered in the order they // are requested (at least as long as the same URI isn't asked for later), we // will know that the Link was not notified. // First, we need a test URI. testURI = new_test_uri(); // Create our test Link. testLink = new mock_Link(expect_no_visit); // Now, register our Link to be notified. nsCOMPtr history(do_get_IHistory()); nsresult rv = history->RegisterVisitedCallback(testURI, testLink); do_check_success(rv); // Run the next test. run_next_test(); } void test_visited_notifies() { // First, we add our test URI to history. nsCOMPtr testURI(new_test_uri()); addURI(testURI); // Create our test Link. The callback function will release the reference we // have on the Link. Link* link = new mock_Link(expect_visit); NS_ADDREF(link); // Now, register our Link to be notified. nsCOMPtr history(do_get_IHistory()); nsresult rv = history->RegisterVisitedCallback(testURI, link); do_check_success(rv); // Note: test will continue upon notification. } void test_unvisted_does_not_notify_part2() { using namespace test_unvisited_does_not_notify; // We would have had a failure at this point had the content node been told it // was visited. Therefore, it is safe to unregister our content node. nsCOMPtr history(do_get_IHistory()); nsresult rv = history->UnregisterVisitedCallback(testURI, testLink); do_check_success(rv); // Clear the stored variables now. testURI = nsnull; testLink = nsnull; // Run the next test. run_next_test(); } void test_same_uri_notifies_both() { // First, we add our test URI to history. nsCOMPtr testURI(new_test_uri()); addURI(testURI); // Create our two test Links. The callback function will release the // reference we have on the Links. Only the second Link should run the next // test! Link* link1 = new mock_Link(expect_visit, false); NS_ADDREF(link1); Link* link2 = new mock_Link(expect_visit); NS_ADDREF(link2); // Now, register our Link to be notified. nsCOMPtr history(do_get_IHistory()); nsresult rv = history->RegisterVisitedCallback(testURI, link1); do_check_success(rv); rv = history->RegisterVisitedCallback(testURI, link2); do_check_success(rv); // Note: test will continue upon notification. } void test_unregistered_visited_does_not_notify() { // This test must have a test that has a successful notification after it. // The Link would have been notified by now if we were buggy and notified // unregistered Links (due to request serialization). nsCOMPtr testURI(new_test_uri()); nsCOMPtr link(new mock_Link(expect_no_visit)); // Now, register our Link to be notified. nsCOMPtr history(do_get_IHistory()); nsresult rv = history->RegisterVisitedCallback(testURI, link); do_check_success(rv); // Unregister the Link. rv = history->UnregisterVisitedCallback(testURI, link); do_check_success(rv); // And finally add a visit for the URI. addURI(testURI); // If history tries to notify us, we'll either crash because the Link will // have been deleted (we are the only thing holding a reference to it), or our // expect_no_visit call back will produce a failure. Either way, the test // will be reported as a failure. // Run the next test. run_next_test(); } void test_new_visit_notifies_waiting_Link() { // Create our test Link. The callback function will release the reference we // have on the link. Link* link = new mock_Link(expect_visit); NS_ADDREF(link); // Now, register our content node to be notified. nsCOMPtr testURI(new_test_uri()); nsCOMPtr history(do_get_IHistory()); nsresult rv = history->RegisterVisitedCallback(testURI, link); do_check_success(rv); // Add ourselves to history. addURI(testURI); // Note: test will continue upon notification. } void test_RegisterVisitedCallback_returns_before_notifying() { // Add a URI so that it's already in history. nsCOMPtr testURI(new_test_uri()); addURI(testURI); // Create our test Link. nsCOMPtr link(new mock_Link(expect_no_visit)); // Now, register our content node to be notified. It should not be notified. nsCOMPtr history(do_get_IHistory()); nsresult rv = history->RegisterVisitedCallback(testURI, link); do_check_success(rv); // Remove ourselves as an observer. We would have failed if we had been // notified. rv = history->UnregisterVisitedCallback(testURI, link); do_check_success(rv); run_next_test(); } namespace test_observer_topic_dispatched_helpers { #define URI_VISITED "visited" #define URI_NOT_VISITED "not visited" #define URI_VISITED_RESOLUTION_TOPIC "visited-status-resolution" class statusObserver : public nsIObserver { public: NS_DECL_ISUPPORTS statusObserver(nsIURI* aURI, const bool aExpectVisit, bool& _notified) : mURI(aURI) , mExpectVisit(aExpectVisit) , mNotified(_notified) { nsCOMPtr observerService = do_GetService(NS_OBSERVERSERVICE_CONTRACTID); do_check_true(observerService); (void)observerService->AddObserver(this, URI_VISITED_RESOLUTION_TOPIC, PR_FALSE); } NS_IMETHOD Observe(nsISupports* aSubject, const char* aTopic, const PRUnichar* aData) { // Make sure we got notified of the right topic. do_check_false(strcmp(aTopic, URI_VISITED_RESOLUTION_TOPIC)); // If this isn't for our URI, do not do anything. nsCOMPtr notifiedURI(do_QueryInterface(aSubject)); do_check_true(notifiedURI); PRBool isOurURI; nsresult rv = notifiedURI->Equals(mURI, &isOurURI); do_check_success(rv); if (!isOurURI) { return NS_OK; } // Check that we have either the visited or not visited string. bool visited = !!NS_LITERAL_STRING(URI_VISITED).Equals(aData); bool notVisited = !!NS_LITERAL_STRING(URI_NOT_VISITED).Equals(aData); do_check_true(visited || notVisited); // Check to make sure we got the state we expected. do_check_eq(mExpectVisit, visited); // Indicate that we've been notified. mNotified = true; // Remove ourselves as an observer. nsCOMPtr observerService = do_GetService(NS_OBSERVERSERVICE_CONTRACTID); (void)observerService->RemoveObserver(this, URI_VISITED_RESOLUTION_TOPIC); return NS_OK; } private: nsCOMPtr mURI; const bool mExpectVisit; bool& mNotified; }; NS_IMPL_ISUPPORTS1( statusObserver, nsIObserver ) } void test_observer_topic_dispatched() { using namespace test_observer_topic_dispatched_helpers; // Create two URIs, making sure only one is in history. nsCOMPtr visitedURI(new_test_uri()); nsCOMPtr notVisitedURI(new_test_uri()); PRBool urisEqual; nsresult rv = visitedURI->Equals(notVisitedURI, &urisEqual); do_check_success(rv); do_check_false(urisEqual); addURI(visitedURI); // Need two Link objects as well - one for each URI. nsCOMPtr visitedLink(new mock_Link(expect_visit, false)); NS_ADDREF(visitedLink); // It will release itself when notified. nsCOMPtr notVisitedLink(new mock_Link(expect_no_visit)); // Add the right observers for the URIs to check results. bool visitedNotified = false; nsCOMPtr vistedObs = new statusObserver(visitedURI, true, visitedNotified); bool notVisitedNotified = false; nsCOMPtr unvistedObs = new statusObserver(notVisitedURI, false, notVisitedNotified); // Register our Links to be notified. nsCOMPtr history(do_get_IHistory()); rv = history->RegisterVisitedCallback(visitedURI, visitedLink); do_check_success(rv); rv = history->RegisterVisitedCallback(notVisitedURI, notVisitedLink); do_check_success(rv); // Spin the event loop as long as we have not been properly notified. while (!visitedNotified || !notVisitedNotified) { (void)NS_ProcessNextEvent(); } // Unregister our observer that would not have been released. rv = history->UnregisterVisitedCallback(notVisitedURI, notVisitedLink); do_check_success(rv); run_next_test(); } //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //// Test Harness /** * Note: for tests marked "Order Important!", please see the test for details. */ Test gTests[] = { TEST(test_unvisted_does_not_notify_part1), // Order Important! TEST(test_visited_notifies), TEST(test_unvisted_does_not_notify_part2), // Order Important! TEST(test_same_uri_notifies_both), TEST(test_unregistered_visited_does_not_notify), // Order Important! TEST(test_new_visit_notifies_waiting_Link), TEST(test_RegisterVisitedCallback_returns_before_notifying), TEST(test_observer_topic_dispatched), }; const char* file = __FILE__; #define TEST_NAME "IHistory" #define TEST_FILE file #include "places_test_harness_tail.h"