How to use assertServiceEvent with stopBundleAsync ?

[Cristiano Gavião]

Hi, I'm trying to assertServiceEvent and stopBundleAsync in my test.

What I want to do is certify that services provided by a bundle was released after I stop it:

I created this test, but I couldn't make it work.

Could someone give a tip what Am I missing here ?

    @Test
    public void ensureServicesAreRemovedAfterStopBundle()
            throws InvalidSyntaxException, MalformedURLException {

        ensureOneI18nServiceWasRegisteredForEachLocateFound();

        stopBundleAsync(bc, "org.lunifera.runtime.component.i18n", 0);

        // service registered within 5 sec
        assertServiceEvent(
                ServiceEvent.UNREGISTERING,
                and(create(Ii18nService.class),
                        eq(Ii18nService.LUNIFERA_I18N_SERVICE_TARGET_LOCALE,
                                "pt")), 5, TimeUnit.SECONDS);

    }

thanks.

Cristiano

[Dmytro Pishchukhin]

Hi Cristiano,

in your case an event could not be caught because you stop bundle without any delay (= immediately). Try to use 1 or 2 seconds delay. You can use assertServiceAvailable() to check the service status.

Best regards,

Dmytro

[Cristiano Gavião]

Hi Dmytro,

I've already tried with a delay but no luck when using the assertServiceEvent.
But I could do this:

        stopBundleAsync(bc, "org.lunifera.runtime.component.i18n", 2,
                TimeUnit.SECONDS);

        assertBundleEvent(BundleEvent.STOPPING | BundleEvent.STOPPED
                | BundleEvent.RESOLVED, "org.lunifera.runtime.component.i18n",
                3, TimeUnit.SECONDS);

I don't think I understand the delay right. Should I put a delay and the command execution (Install, Uninstall, Stop, Start) and add a delay in the event assertion too ?


I take a look assertServiceAvailable(), but don't got your suggestion. how could I use it to check that a Service is not available instead?

thanks,

Cristiano

2013/2/11 Dmytro Pishchukhin <dmytro.pi...@gmail.com>

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[Dmytro Pishchukhin]

Hi Cristiano,

you can try this way:

        assertServiceAvailable(and(create(Ii18nService.class), eq(Ii18nService.LUNIFERA_I18N_SERVICE_TARGET_LOCALE, "pt")));

        stopBundleAsync(bc, "org.lunifera.runtime.component.i18n", 0);

        assertServiceUnavailable(and(create(Ii18nService.class), eq(Ii18nService.LUNIFERA_I18N_SERVICE_TARGET_LOCALE, "pt")), 5, TimeUnit.SECONDS);

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Best regards,

Dmytro

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