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Commons DBCP example source code file (TestManagedDataSourceInTx.java)
The Commons DBCP TestManagedDataSourceInTx.java source code/** * * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. */ package org.apache.commons.dbcp.managed; import org.apache.commons.dbcp.DelegatingConnection; import java.sql.Connection; import java.sql.SQLException; import java.sql.Statement; import java.sql.ResultSet; import java.sql.PreparedStatement; import junit.framework.Test; import junit.framework.TestSuite; import javax.transaction.Transaction; /** * TestSuite for ManagedDataSource with an active transaction in progress. * * @author Dain Sundstrom * @version $Revision$ */ public class TestManagedDataSourceInTx extends TestManagedDataSource { public TestManagedDataSourceInTx(String testName) { super(testName); } public static Test suite() { return new TestSuite(TestManagedDataSourceInTx.class); } public void setUp() throws Exception { super.setUp(); transactionManager.begin(); } public void tearDown() throws Exception { if (transactionManager.getTransaction() != null) { transactionManager.commit(); } super.tearDown(); } /** * @see #testSharedConnection() */ public void testManagedConnectionEqualsFail() throws Exception { // this test is invalid for managed conections since because // two connections to the same datasource are supposed to share // a single connection } public void testConnectionsAreDistinct() throws Exception { Connection[] conn = new Connection[getMaxActive()]; for(int i=0;i<conn.length;i++) { conn[i] = newConnection(); for(int j=0;j<i;j++) { // two connections should be distinct instances assertNotSame(conn[j], conn[i]); // but they should be equivilant since they are sharing the same underlying connection assertEquals(conn[j], conn[i]); } } for(int i=0;i<conn.length;i++) { conn[i].close(); } } public void testHashCode() throws Exception { Connection conn1 = newConnection(); assertNotNull(conn1); Connection conn2 = newConnection(); assertNotNull(conn2); // shared connections should have the same hashcode assertEquals(conn1.hashCode(), conn2.hashCode()); } public void testMaxActive() throws Exception { Transaction[] transactions = new Transaction[getMaxActive()]; Connection[] c = new Connection[getMaxActive()]; for (int i = 0; i < c.length; i++) { // create a new connection in the current transaction c[i] = newConnection(); assertNotNull(c[i]); // suspend the current transaction and start a new one transactions[i] = transactionManager.suspend(); assertNotNull(transactions[i]); transactionManager.begin(); } try { newConnection(); fail("Allowed to open more than DefaultMaxActive connections."); } catch (java.sql.SQLException e) { // should only be able to open 10 connections, so this test should // throw an exception } finally { transactionManager.commit(); for (int i = 0; i < c.length; i++) { transactionManager.resume(transactions[i]); c[i].close(); transactionManager.commit(); } } } public void testClearWarnings() throws Exception { // open a connection Connection connection = newConnection(); assertNotNull(connection); // generate SQLWarning on connection connection.prepareCall("warning"); assertNotNull(connection.getWarnings()); // create a new shared connection Connection sharedConnection = newConnection(); // shared connection should see warning assertNotNull(sharedConnection.getWarnings()); // close and allocate a new (original) connection connection.close(); connection = newConnection(); // warnings should not have been cleared by closing the connection assertNotNull(connection.getWarnings()); assertNotNull(sharedConnection.getWarnings()); connection.close(); sharedConnection.close(); } public void testSharedConnection() throws Exception { DelegatingConnection connectionA = (DelegatingConnection) newConnection(); DelegatingConnection connectionB = (DelegatingConnection) newConnection(); assertTrue(connectionA.equals(connectionB)); assertTrue(connectionB.equals(connectionA)); assertTrue(connectionA.innermostDelegateEquals(connectionB.getInnermostDelegate())); assertTrue(connectionB.innermostDelegateEquals(connectionA.getInnermostDelegate())); connectionA.close(); connectionB.close(); } public void testSharedTransactionConversion() throws Exception { DelegatingConnection connectionA = (DelegatingConnection) newConnection(); DelegatingConnection connectionB = (DelegatingConnection) newConnection(); // in a transaciton the connections should be equal assertTrue(connectionA.equals(connectionB)); assertTrue(connectionB.equals(connectionA)); assertTrue(connectionA.innermostDelegateEquals(connectionB.getInnermostDelegate())); assertTrue(connectionB.innermostDelegateEquals(connectionA.getInnermostDelegate())); transactionManager.commit(); // use the connection so it adjusts to the completed transaction connectionA.getAutoCommit(); connectionB.getAutoCommit(); // no there is no transaction so connections should not be equal assertFalse(connectionA.equals(connectionB)); assertFalse(connectionB.equals(connectionA)); assertFalse(connectionA.innermostDelegateEquals(connectionB.getInnermostDelegate())); assertFalse(connectionB.innermostDelegateEquals(connectionA.getInnermostDelegate())); transactionManager.begin(); // use the connection so it adjusts to the new transaction connectionA.getAutoCommit(); connectionB.getAutoCommit(); // back in a transaction so should be equal again assertTrue(connectionA.equals(connectionB)); assertTrue(connectionB.equals(connectionA)); assertTrue(connectionA.innermostDelegateEquals(connectionB.getInnermostDelegate())); assertTrue(connectionB.innermostDelegateEquals(connectionA.getInnermostDelegate())); connectionA.close(); connectionB.close(); } public void testCloseInTransaction() throws Exception { DelegatingConnection connectionA = (DelegatingConnection) newConnection(); DelegatingConnection connectionB = (DelegatingConnection) newConnection(); assertTrue(connectionA.equals(connectionB)); assertTrue(connectionB.equals(connectionA)); assertTrue(connectionA.innermostDelegateEquals(connectionB.getInnermostDelegate())); assertTrue(connectionB.innermostDelegateEquals(connectionA.getInnermostDelegate())); connectionA.close(); connectionB.close(); Connection connection = newConnection(); // conection should be open assertFalse("Connection should be open", connection.isClosed()); // close the connection connection.close(); // conection should be open assertTrue("Connection should be closed", connection.isClosed()); // conection should be open assertTrue("Connection should be closed", connection.isClosed()); } public void testAutoCommitBehavior() throws Exception { Connection connection = newConnection(); // auto commit should be off assertFalse("Auto-commit should be disabled", connection.getAutoCommit()); // attempt to set auto commit try { connection.setAutoCommit(true); fail("setAutoCommit method should be disabled while enlisted in a transaction"); } catch (SQLException e) { // expected } // make sure it is still disabled assertFalse("Auto-commit should be disabled", connection.getAutoCommit()); // close connection connection.close(); } public void testCommit() throws Exception { Connection connection = newConnection(); // conection should be open assertFalse("Connection should be open", connection.isClosed()); // attempt commit directly try { connection.commit(); fail("commit method should be disabled while enlisted in a transaction"); } catch (SQLException e) { // expected } // make sure it is still open assertFalse("Connection should be open", connection.isClosed()); // close connection connection.close(); } public void testReadOnly() throws Exception { Connection connection = newConnection(); // NOTE: This test class uses connections that are read-only by default // conection should be read only assertTrue("Connection be read-only", connection.isReadOnly()); // attempt to setReadOnly try { connection.setReadOnly(true); fail("setReadOnly method should be disabled while enlisted in a transaction"); } catch (SQLException e) { // expected } // make sure it is still read-only assertTrue("Connection be read-only", connection.isReadOnly()); // attempt to setReadonly try { connection.setReadOnly(false); fail("setReadOnly method should be disabled while enlisted in a transaction"); } catch (SQLException e) { // expected } // make sure it is still read-only assertTrue("Connection be read-only", connection.isReadOnly()); // close connection connection.close(); } // can't actually test close in a transaction protected void assertBackPointers(Connection conn, Statement statement) throws SQLException { assertFalse(conn.isClosed()); assertFalse(isClosed(statement)); assertSame("statement.getConnection() should return the exact same connection instance that was used to create the statement", conn, statement.getConnection()); ResultSet resultSet = statement.getResultSet(); assertFalse(isClosed(resultSet)); assertSame("resultSet.getStatement() should return the exact same statement instance that was used to create the result set", statement, resultSet.getStatement()); ResultSet executeResultSet = statement.executeQuery("select * from dual"); assertFalse(isClosed(executeResultSet)); assertSame("resultSet.getStatement() should return the exact same statement instance that was used to create the result set", statement, executeResultSet.getStatement()); ResultSet keysResultSet = statement.getGeneratedKeys(); assertFalse(isClosed(keysResultSet)); assertSame("resultSet.getStatement() should return the exact same statement instance that was used to create the result set", statement, keysResultSet.getStatement()); ResultSet preparedResultSet = null; if (statement instanceof PreparedStatement) { PreparedStatement preparedStatement = (PreparedStatement) statement; preparedResultSet = preparedStatement.executeQuery(); assertFalse(isClosed(preparedResultSet)); assertSame("resultSet.getStatement() should return the exact same statement instance that was used to create the result set", statement, preparedResultSet.getStatement()); } resultSet.getStatement().getConnection().close(); } } Other Commons DBCP examples (source code examples)Here is a short list of links related to this Commons DBCP TestManagedDataSourceInTx.java source code file: |
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