gecko/toolkit/components/places/tests/cpp/test_IHistory.cpp
Shawn Wilsher 201e801a1f Bug 461199 (Part 18) - Need an observer notification to indicate when link status is known from the database
Adds an observer to indicate when a URI lookup is completed and passes the
visited state with the notification.  This greatly simplifies test writing.
r=mak
2010-02-24 08:37:02 -08:00

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#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<nsIURI>
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<nsIURI> 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<nsIURI> testURI;
nsCOMPtr<Link> 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<IHistory> 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<nsIURI> 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<IHistory> 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<IHistory> 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<nsIURI> 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<IHistory> 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<nsIURI> testURI(new_test_uri());
nsCOMPtr<Link> link(new mock_Link(expect_no_visit));
// Now, register our Link to be notified.
nsCOMPtr<IHistory> 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<nsIURI> testURI(new_test_uri());
nsCOMPtr<IHistory> 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<nsIURI> testURI(new_test_uri());
addURI(testURI);
// Create our test Link.
nsCOMPtr<Link> link(new mock_Link(expect_no_visit));
// Now, register our content node to be notified. It should not be notified.
nsCOMPtr<IHistory> 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<nsIObserverService> 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<nsIURI> 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<nsIObserverService> observerService =
do_GetService(NS_OBSERVERSERVICE_CONTRACTID);
(void)observerService->RemoveObserver(this,
URI_VISITED_RESOLUTION_TOPIC);
return NS_OK;
}
private:
nsCOMPtr<nsIURI> 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<nsIURI> visitedURI(new_test_uri());
nsCOMPtr<nsIURI> 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<Link> visitedLink(new mock_Link(expect_visit, false));
NS_ADDREF(visitedLink); // It will release itself when notified.
nsCOMPtr<Link> notVisitedLink(new mock_Link(expect_no_visit));
// Add the right observers for the URIs to check results.
bool visitedNotified = false;
nsCOMPtr<nsIObserver> vistedObs =
new statusObserver(visitedURI, true, visitedNotified);
bool notVisitedNotified = false;
nsCOMPtr<nsIObserver> unvistedObs =
new statusObserver(notVisitedURI, false, notVisitedNotified);
// Register our Links to be notified.
nsCOMPtr<IHistory> 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"