Examples of org.auraframework.service.ServerService.run()

Class org.auraframework.service.ServerService

Examples of org.auraframework.service.ServerService.run()

org.auraframework.service.ServerService.run()
Run an set of actions and write out the results. This is actually a mishmash with problematic provenance. We used to take in a message and return one, but that means that we need to cache everything in memory as we run. With the immediate write-out here, we can re-use components across repetative actions. We also have the capacity to free up resources from actions after running them, and, in the event that the output stream is writing out immediately, we will chunk out data earlier rather than later. Unfortunately, this makes the serialization service a little less useful, but then it was being misused to the point of stupidity anyway. @param message non-null, The message containing the actions. @param context non-null, the context to use. @param out non-null, where to write the output. @param extras (can be null) the extras to write. @throws QuickFixException if there was a problem instantiating components. @throws IOException if it is unable to write the output.

        Action e = new ShareCmpAction("e",b,sharedCmp,attributesB);
        Action f = new ShareCmpAction("f",c,sharedCmp,attributesC);
        List<Action> actions = Lists.newArrayList(d,e,f);
        Message message = new Message(actions);
        //run the list of actions. 
        ss.run(message, Aura.getContextService().getCurrentContext(), sw, null);
        
        //sanity check, sharedCmp should have the latest attribute value. 
        //this has nothing to do with the fix though
        assertEquals("attrC",sharedCmp.getAttributes().getValue("attr"));
        //Here are the checks for fix

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        Action b = new EmptyAction(sw,"second action");
        Action c = new EmptyAction(sw,"third action");
        List<Action> actions = Lists.newArrayList(a,b,c);
        Message message = new Message(actions);
        //run the list of actions. 
        ss.run(message, Aura.getContextService().getCurrentContext(), sw, null);
        String returnValuea = "{\"actions\":[";
        String returnValueb = returnValuea+"{\"action\":\"firstaction\"}";
        String returnValuec = returnValueb+",{\"action\":\"secondaction\"}";
        
        List<String> returnValueList = Arrays.asList(returnValuea,returnValueb,returnValuec);

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        ServerService ss = Aura.getServerService();
        Action a = new EmptyAction(sw,"first action");
        Action b = new EmptyAction(sw,"second action");
        List<Action> actions = Lists.newArrayList(a,b,a,b);
        Message message = new Message(actions);
        ss.run(message, Aura.getContextService().getCurrentContext(), sw, null);
        assertTrue(((EmptyAction)a).getCount()==2);
        assertTrue(((EmptyAction)b).getCount()==2);
        //in the old way since we output action info into response after all actions finish running, the previous run's info will get overwrited
        //but this is not the case now
        //we need to verify when same action run twice, and something about the action changed between the two runs --like the parameter,

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        ServerService ss = Aura.getServerService();
        Action a = new EmptyAction();
        List<Action> actions = Lists.newArrayList(a);
        Message message = new Message(actions);
        StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
        ss.run(message, Aura.getContextService().getCurrentContext(), sw, null);
        validateEmptyActionSerialization(sw.toString(), null, Arrays.asList("simpleaction"));
    }


    /**
     * Test a simple action that serializes a specific value.

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        List<Action> actions = Lists.newArrayList(a);
        Map<String,String> extras = Maps.newHashMap();
        Message message = new Message(actions);
        StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
        extras.put("this", "that");
        ss.run(message, Aura.getContextService().getCurrentContext(), sw, extras);


        Map<String, Object> json = validateEmptyActionSerialization(sw.toString(), Sets.newHashSet("this"),Arrays.asList("simpleaction"));
        assertEquals("Expected extras to be in "+json, "that", json.get("this"));
    }
    /**

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            }
            
            PrintWriter out = response.getWriter();
            written = true;
            out.write(CSRF_PROTECT);
            serverService.run(message, context, out, attributes);
        } catch (RequestParam.InvalidParamException ipe) {
            handleServletException(new SystemErrorException(ipe), false, context, request, response, false);
            return;
        } catch (RequestParam.MissingParamException mpe) {
            handleServletException(new SystemErrorException(mpe), false, context, request, response, false);

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