Examples of MockBundleContext

org.apache.felix.cm.MockBundleContext
The MockBundleContext is a dummy implementation of the BundleContext interface. No methods are implemented here, that is all methods have no effect and return null if a return value is specified.
Extensions may overwrite methods as see fit.
org.apache.felix.metatype.MockBundleContext
The MockBundleContext TODO @author Felix Project Team
org.apache.geronimo.kernel.osgi.MockBundleContext
@version $Rev: 953283 $ $Date: 2010-06-10 19:35:16 +0800 (Thu, 10 Jun 2010) $
org.apache.sling.commons.testing.osgi.MockBundleContext
org.apache.sling.installer.core.impl.MockBundleContext
org.springframework.osgi.mock.MockBundleContext
BundleContext mock.
Can be configured to use a predefined Bundle or/and configuration. By default, will create an internal MockBundle. Most of the operations are no-op (as anonymous classes with specific functionality can be created per use basis). @author Costin Leau

Examples of org.apache.felix.cm.MockBundleContext

    }




    public void testLogSetup()
    {
        final MockBundleContext bundleContext = new MockBundleContext();
        ConfigurationManager configMgr = createConfigurationManager( null );


        // ensure the configuration data goes to target
        bundleContext.setProperty( "felix.cm.dir", "target/config" );


        // default value is 2
        bundleContext.setProperty( "felix.cm.loglevel", null );
        configMgr.start( bundleContext );
        assertEquals( 2, getLogLevel( configMgr ) );
        configMgr.stop( bundleContext );


        // illegal number yields default value
        bundleContext.setProperty( "felix.cm.loglevel", "not-a-number" );
        configMgr.start( bundleContext );
        assertEquals( 2, getLogLevel( configMgr ) );
        configMgr.stop( bundleContext );


        bundleContext.setProperty( "felix.cm.loglevel", "-100" );
        configMgr.start( bundleContext );
        assertEquals( -100, getLogLevel( configMgr ) );
        configMgr.stop( bundleContext );


        bundleContext.setProperty( "felix.cm.loglevel", "4" );
        configMgr.start( bundleContext );
        assertEquals( 4, getLogLevel( configMgr ) );
        configMgr.stop( bundleContext );
    }

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Examples of org.apache.felix.cm.MockBundleContext


        try
        {
            Field field = configMgr.getClass().getDeclaredField( "logTracker" );
            field.setAccessible( true );
            field.set( configMgr, new ServiceTracker( new MockBundleContext(), "", null )
            {
                public Object getService()
                {
                    return logService;
                }

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Examples of org.apache.felix.cm.MockBundleContext

    }




    Bundle createBundle( final String symbolicName, final Version version, final String location )
    {
        BundleContext ctx = new MockBundleContext();
        return new MockBundle( ctx, location )
        {
            public String getSymbolicName()
            {
                return symbolicName;

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Examples of org.apache.felix.cm.MockBundleContext

    {


        // ensure there is no file
        bindingsFile.delete();


        final BundleContext ctx = new MockBundleContext();
        final DynamicBindings dm = new DynamicBindings( ctx, persistenceManager );
        final Dictionary bindings = getBindings( dm );


        assertNotNull( bindings );
        assertTrue( bindings.isEmpty() );

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Examples of org.apache.felix.cm.MockBundleContext

    public void test_store_bindings() throws IOException
    {
        // ensure there is no file
        bindingsFile.delete();


        final BundleContext ctx = new MockBundleContext();
        final DynamicBindings dm = new DynamicBindings( ctx, persistenceManager );


        dm.putLocation( PID1, LOCATION1 );
        assertEquals( LOCATION1, dm.getLocation( PID1 ) );

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Examples of org.apache.felix.cm.MockBundleContext

    {
        // ensure there is no file
        bindingsFile.delete();


        // preset bindings
        final DynamicBindings dm0 = new DynamicBindings( new MockBundleContext(), persistenceManager );
        dm0.putLocation( PID1, LOCATION1 );


        // check bindings
        final BundleContext ctx = new DMTestMockBundleContext();
        final DynamicBindings dm = new DynamicBindings( ctx, persistenceManager );

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Examples of org.apache.felix.cm.MockBundleContext

    {
        // ensure there is no file
        bindingsFile.delete();


        // preset bindings
        final DynamicBindings dm0 = new DynamicBindings( new MockBundleContext(), persistenceManager );
        dm0.putLocation( PID1, LOCATION1 );


        // check bindings
        final DynamicBindings dm = new DynamicBindings( new MockBundleContext(), persistenceManager );


        // API check
        assertNull( dm.getLocation( PID1 ) );


        // low level check

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Examples of org.apache.felix.cm.MockBundleContext

    }




    public void testLogSetup()
    {
        final MockBundleContext bundleContext = new MockBundleContext();
        ConfigurationManager configMgr = createConfigurationManager( null );


        // ensure the configuration data goes to target
        bundleContext.setProperty( "felix.cm.dir", "target/config" );
        
        // default value is 2
        bundleContext.setProperty( "felix.cm.loglevel", null );
        configMgr.start( bundleContext );
        assertEquals( 2, getLogLevel( configMgr ) );
        configMgr.stop( bundleContext );


        // illegal number yields default value
        bundleContext.setProperty( "felix.cm.loglevel", "not-a-number" );
        configMgr.start( bundleContext );
        assertEquals( 2, getLogLevel( configMgr ) );
        configMgr.stop( bundleContext );


        bundleContext.setProperty( "felix.cm.loglevel", "-100" );
        configMgr.start( bundleContext );
        assertEquals( -100, getLogLevel( configMgr ) );
        configMgr.stop( bundleContext );


        bundleContext.setProperty( "felix.cm.loglevel", "4" );
        configMgr.start( bundleContext );
        assertEquals( 4, getLogLevel( configMgr ) );
        configMgr.stop( bundleContext );
    }

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Examples of org.apache.felix.cm.MockBundleContext


        try
        {
            Field field = configMgr.getClass().getDeclaredField( "logTracker" );
            field.setAccessible( true );
            field.set( configMgr, new ServiceTracker( new MockBundleContext(), "", null )
            {
                public Object getService()
                {
                    return logService;
                }

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Examples of org.apache.felix.metatype.MockBundleContext




    protected void setUp() throws Exception
    {
        super.setUp();
        bundleContext = new MockBundleContext( 10, "org.apache.felix.metatype.Mock" );
        bundleContext.getBundle().start();
    }

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