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package nsk.jdi.ThreadStartRequest.addThreadFilter;
import nsk.share.*;
import nsk.share.jpda.*;
import nsk.share.jdi.*;
import com.sun.jdi.*;
import com.sun.jdi.event.*;
import com.sun.jdi.request.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.io.*;
/**
* The test for the implementation of an object of the type
* ThreadStartRequest.
*
* The test checks that results of the method
* <code>com.sun.jdi.ThreadStartRequest.addThreadFilter()</code>
* complies with its spec.
*
* The test checks up on the following assertion:
* Restricts the events generated by this request
* to those in the given thread.
* The cases to test include re-invocations of the method
* addThreadFilter() on the same ThreadStartRequest object.
* There are two ThreadStartRequests to check as follows:
* (1) For ThreadStartRequest2, both invocations are with different
* ThreadReferences restricting one ThreadStart event to two threads.
* The test expects no ThreadStart event will be received.
* (2) For ThreadStartRequest1, both invocations are with the same
* ThreadReference restricting one ThreadStart event to one thread.
* The test expects this ThreadStart event will be received.
*
* The test works as follows.
* - The debugger resumes the debuggee and waits for the BreakpointEvent.
* - The debuggee creates two threads, thread1 and thread2, and invokes
* the methodForCommunication to be suspended and
* to inform the debugger with the event.
* - Upon getting the BreakpointEvent, the debugger
* - sets up ThreadStartRequests 1&2 within the method
* in the class addthreadfilter004aTestClass which will be calling by both threads,
* - restricts the ThreadStartRequest1 only to thread1,
* - restricts the ThreadStartRequest2 only to thread2,
* - resumes debuggee's main thread, and
* - waits for the requested events for both threads.
* - Debuggee's main thread starts both threads.
* - Upon getting the event, the debugger performs the checks required.
*/
public class addthreadfilter004 extends TestDebuggerType1 {
public static void main (String argv[]) {
System.exit(run(argv, System.out) + Consts.JCK_STATUS_BASE);
}
public static int run (String argv[], PrintStream out) {
debuggeeName = "nsk.jdi.ThreadStartRequest.addThreadFilter.addthreadfilter004a";
return new addthreadfilter004().runThis(argv, out);
}
private String testedClassName =
"nsk.jdi.ThreadStartRequest.addThreadFilter.addthreadfilter004aTestClass";
protected void testRun() {
EventRequest eventRequest1 = null;
EventRequest eventRequest2 = null;
ThreadReference thread1 = null;
ThreadReference thread2 = null;
String thread1Name = "thread1";
String thread2Name = "thread2";
String property1 = "ThreadStartRequest1";
String property2 = "ThreadStartRequest2";
ReferenceType testClassReference = null;
boolean thread1EventReceived = false;
boolean thread2EventReceived = false;
boolean bpEventReceived = false;
for (int i = 0; ; i++) {
if (!shouldRunAfterBreakpoint()) {
vm.resume();
break;
}
display(":::::: case: # " + i);
switch (i) {
case 0:
testClassReference =
(ReferenceType) vm.classesByName(testedClassName).get(0);
thread1 = (ThreadReference) debuggeeClass.getValue(
debuggeeClass.fieldByName(thread1Name));
thread2 = (ThreadReference) debuggeeClass.getValue(
debuggeeClass.fieldByName(thread2Name));
eventRequest1 = setting2ThreadStartRequest (thread1,
EventRequest.SUSPEND_ALL, property1);
eventRequest2 = setting2ThreadStartRequest (thread1,
EventRequest.SUSPEND_ALL, property2);
((ThreadStartRequest) eventRequest1).addThreadFilter(thread1);
((ThreadStartRequest) eventRequest2).addThreadFilter(thread2);
display("......waiting for ThreadStartEvent in tested thread");
Event newEvent = eventHandler.waitForRequestedEvent(new EventRequest[]{eventRequest1, eventRequest2}, waitTime, true);
if ( !(newEvent instanceof ThreadStartEvent)) {
setFailedStatus("ERROR: new event is not ThreadStartEvent");
} else {
String property = (String) newEvent.request().getProperty("number");
display(" got new ThreadStartEvent with property 'number' == " + property);
if ( !property.equals(property1) ) {
setFailedStatus("ERROR: property is not : " + property1);
}
EventRequest newEventRequest = newEvent.request();
if (!newEventRequest.equals(eventRequest1) ) {
setFailedStatus("The ThreadStartEvent occured not for eventRequest1");
}
ThreadReference thr = ((ThreadStartEvent)newEvent).thread();
if (!thr.equals(thread1)) {
setFailedStatus("The ThreadStartEvent occured in unexpected thread: " + thr);
}
}
vm.resume();
break;
default:
throw new Failure("** default case 2 **");
}
}
return;
}
private ThreadStartRequest setting2ThreadStartRequest( ThreadReference thread,
int suspendPolicy,
String property) {
try {
ThreadStartRequest tsr = eventRManager.createThreadStartRequest();
if (thread != null)
tsr.addThreadFilter(thread);
tsr.setSuspendPolicy(suspendPolicy);
tsr.putProperty("number", property);
return tsr;
} catch ( Exception e ) {
throw new Failure("** FAILURE to set up ThreadStartRequest **");
}
}
}