Examples of org.apache.derbyTesting.junit.SecurityManagerSetup

org.apache.derbyTesting.junit.SecurityManagerSetup
Setup for running Derby JUnit tests with the SecurityManager which is the default for tests.

        String policyName = new SysinfoTest("test").makePolicyName();
        Test test = TestConfiguration.clientServerSuite(SysinfoTest.class);


        // Install a security manager using the initial policy file.
        test = TestConfiguration.singleUseDatabaseDecorator(
                new SecurityManagerSetup(test, policyName));


        // Copy over the policy file we want to use.
        String POLICY_FILE_NAME=
            "functionTests/tests/derbynet/SysinfoTest.policy";

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        String serverPolicyName = new NetworkServerControlApiTest("test").makeServerPolicyName();
        Test test = TestConfiguration.clientServerSuite(NetworkServerControlApiTest.class);
        //
        // Install a security manager using the initial policy file.
        //
        test = new SecurityManagerSetup( test,serverPolicyName );
        
        
        //
        // Copy over the policy file we want to use.
        //

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    private static Test decorateWithPolicy(Test test) {
        String serverPolicyName = new ServerPropertiesTest("test").makeServerPolicyName();
        //
        // Install a security manager using the initial policy file.
        //
        test = new SecurityManagerSetup(test,serverPolicyName );
        // Copy over the policy file we want to use.
        //
        test = new SupportFilesSetup(
            test, null, new String[] {POLICY_FILE_NAME},
            null, new String[] {TARGET_POLICY_FILE_NAME}

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    private static Test decorateWithPolicy(Test test) {
        String serverPolicyName = new ServerPropertiesTest("test").makeServerPolicyName();
        //
        // Install a security manager using the initial policy file.
        //
        test = new SecurityManagerSetup(test,serverPolicyName );
        // Copy over the policy file we want to use.
        //
        test = new SupportFilesSetup(
            test, null, new String[] {POLICY_FILE_NAME},
            null, new String[] {TARGET_POLICY_FILE_NAME}

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    private static Test decorateWithPolicy(Test test) {
        String serverPolicyName = new ServerPropertiesTest("test").makeServerPolicyName();
        //
        // Install a security manager using the initial policy file.
        //
        test = new SecurityManagerSetup(test,serverPolicyName );
        // Copy over the policy file we want to use.
        //
        test = new SupportFilesSetup(
            test, null, new String[] {POLICY_FILE_NAME},
            null, new String[] {TARGET_POLICY_FILE_NAME}

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    public static Test suite() {
      // Run just the one fixture with the custom SecurityManager
        Test t = new Derby5582AutomaticIndexStatisticsTest("testDerby5582");
        Derby5582SecurityManager sm =  new Derby5582SecurityManager();
        return TestConfiguration.additionalDatabaseDecorator(new SecurityManagerSetup(t, null,
                sm),MASTERDB);
        }

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         * The output would change whether the test was being ran for the first
         * or subsequent times. */
        test = TestConfiguration.singleUseDatabaseDecorator(test);
        test = new LocaleTestSetup(test, serverLocale);
        // Install a security manager using the initial policy file.
        test = new SecurityManagerSetup(test, policyName);


        // Copy over the policy file we want to use.
        test = new SupportFilesSetup
            (
             test,

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        String policyName = new SysinfoTest("test").makePolicyName();
        Test test = TestConfiguration.clientServerSuite(SysinfoTest.class);


        // Install a security manager using the initial policy file.
        test = TestConfiguration.singleUseDatabaseDecorator(
                new SecurityManagerSetup(test, policyName));


        // Copy over the policy file we want to use.
        String POLICY_FILE_NAME=
            "functionTests/tests/derbynet/SysinfoTest.policy";

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            //Only add the tests if this is a sane build.
            Class.forName("org.apache.derby.shared.common.sanity." +
                "AssertFailure");


            // Run with thread dump permissions
            suite.addTest(new SecurityManagerSetup(new AssertFailureTest(
                "testAssertFailureThreadDump"), POLICY_FILENAME));


            // Run WITHOUT thread dump permissions
            suite.addTest(new SecurityManagerSetup(new AssertFailureTest(
                "testAssertFailureNoThreadDump"), NO_DUMP_POLICY_FILENAME));


        } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
            //Ignore. Just return an empty suite.
        }

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                TestConfiguration.orderedSuite(
                        NetworkServerControlApiTest.class));
        //
        // Install a security manager using the initial policy file.
        //
        test = new SecurityManagerSetup( test,serverPolicyName );
        
        
        //
        // Copy over the policy file we want to use.
        //

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