Examples of org.hudsonci.service.BuildService

org.hudsonci.service.BuildService
Operations on {@link AbstractBuild} instances.
The intent of these operations is that the build is or already has executed and is available in the system.
Note: To schedule builds, see {@link ProjectService#scheduleBuild}. Since scheduled builds have not necessarily been executed, that is intentionally not an operation supported by this interface. @since 2.1.0


    @Test
    public void deleteBuildSecurity() throws IOException {


        // spy so that we can call real methods
        BuildService buildService = spy(getInst());


        // partial mocking, using doReturn to avoid type safety <?,?> BS
        doReturn(build).when(buildService).getBuild(project, 1);


        // test
        buildService.deleteBuild(project, 1);


        // verify, security before operation
        InOrder inOrder = inOrder(securityService, build);
        inOrder.verify(securityService).checkPermission(build, Run.DELETE);
        inOrder.verify(build).delete();

View Full Code Here

    }


    @Test(expected = ServiceRuntimeException.class)
    public void deleteBuildServiceRuntimeException() throws IOException {
        // spy so that we can call real methods
        BuildService buildService = spy(getInst());


        // partial mocking, using doReturn to avoid type safety <?,?> BS
        doReturn(build).when(buildService).getBuild(project, 1);
        doThrow(new IOException()).when(build).delete();


        // test
        buildService.deleteBuild(project, 1);


    }

View Full Code Here


    @Test
    public void keepBuildSecurity() throws IOException {


        // spy so that we can call real methods
        BuildService buildService = spy(getInst());


        // partial mocking, using doReturn to avoid type safety <?,?> BS
        doReturn(build).when(buildService).getBuild(project, 1);


        // test
        buildService.keepBuild(project, 1, true);


        // verify, security before operation
        InOrder inOrder = inOrder(securityService, build);
        inOrder.verify(securityService).checkPermission(build, Run.UPDATE);
        inOrder.verify(build).keepLog(false);

View Full Code Here

    }


    @Test(expected = ServiceRuntimeException.class)
    public void keepBuildServiceRuntimeException() throws IOException {
        // spy so that we can call real methods
        BuildService buildService = spy(getInst());


        // partial mocking, using doReturn to avoid type safety <?,?> BS
        doReturn(build).when(buildService).getBuild(project, 1);
        doThrow(new IOException()).when(build).keepLog(false);


        // test
        buildService.keepBuild(project, 1, true);


    }

View Full Code Here


    @Test
    public void getBuildByProjectSecurity() throws IOException {


        // spy so that we can call real methods
        BuildService buildService = spy(getInst());


        // partial mocking
        doReturn(build).when(project).getBuildByNumber(1);


        // test
        buildService.getBuild(project, 1);


        // verify
        verify(securityService).checkPermission(build, Item.READ);


    }

View Full Code Here


    @Test
    public void getBuildByProjectNameSecurity() throws IOException {


        // spy so that we can call real methods
        BuildService buildService = spy(getInst());


        // partial mocking
        doReturn(build).when(project).getBuildByNumber(1);
        doReturn(project).when(projectService).getProject("projectName");


        // test
        buildService.getBuild("projectName", 1);


        // verify
        verify(securityService).checkPermission(build, Item.READ);


    }

View Full Code Here


    @Test
    public void findBuildByProjectSecurity() throws IOException {


        // spy so that we can call real methods
        BuildService buildService = spy(getInst());


        // partial mocking
        doReturn(build).when(project).getBuildByNumber(1);


        // test
        buildService.findBuild(project, 1);


        // verify
        verify(securityService).checkPermission(build, Item.READ);


    }

View Full Code Here


    @Test
    public void findBuildByProjectNameSecurity() throws IOException {


        // spy so that we can call real methods
        BuildService buildService = spy(getInst());


        // partial mocking
        doReturn(project).when(projectService).findProject("projectName");
        doReturn(build).when(project).getBuildByNumber(1);


        // test
        buildService.findBuild("projectName", 1);


        // verify
        verify(securityService).checkPermission(build, Item.READ);


    }

View Full Code Here

        //intentionally blank as a note that security is performed internally in Hudson core.
    }


    @Test(expected = ServiceRuntimeException.class)
    public void stopBuildServiceRuntimeException1() throws IOException {
        BuildService inst = spy(getInst());


        doReturn(build).when(inst).getBuild(project, 1);
        try {
            doThrow(new IOException()).when(build).doStop(any(StaplerRequest.class), any(StaplerResponse.class));
        } catch (Exception e) {

View Full Code Here

        getInst().stopBuild(project, 1);
    }


    @Test(expected = ServiceRuntimeException.class)
    public void stopBuildServiceRuntimeException2() throws IOException {
        BuildService inst = spy(getInst());


        doReturn(build).when(inst).getBuild(project, 1);
        try {
            doThrow(new ServletException()).when(build).doStop(any(StaplerRequest.class), any(StaplerResponse.class));
        } catch (Exception e) {

View Full Code Here

TOP

Related Classes of org.hudsonci.service.BuildService

org.hudsonci.service.internal.BuildServiceImplTest

All source code are property of their respective owners. Java is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc and owned by ORACLE Inc. Contact coftware#gmail.com.