Examples of tests.support.Support_HttpServerSocket

tests.support.Support_HttpServerSocket
This class implements the Support_ServerSocket interface using java.net Serversockets

        is = url.openStream();
        assertTrue("available() less than 0", is.available() >= 0);
        is.close();


        // create a server socket
        Support_HttpServerSocket serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();


        // create a client connector
        Support_URLConnector client = new Support_URLConnector();


        // pass both to the HttpTest
        Support_HttpTests test = new Support_HttpTests(serversocket, client);


        // run various tests common to both HttpConnections and
        // HttpURLConnections
        test.runTests(this);


        // Authentication test is separate from other tests because it is only
        // in HttpURLConnection and not supported in HttpConnection


        serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();
        Support_HttpServer server = new Support_HttpServer(serversocket, this);
        int p = Support_PortManager.getNextPort();
        server.startServer(p);


        // it is the Support_HttpServer's responsibility to close this

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        is = url.openStream();
        assertTrue("available() less than 0", is.available() >= 0);
        is.close();


    // create a serversocket
    Support_HttpServerSocket serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();


    // create a client connector
    Support_URLConnector client = new Support_URLConnector();


    // pass both to the HttpTest
    Support_HttpTests test = new Support_HttpTests(serversocket, client);


    // run various tests common to both HttpConnections and
    // HttpURLConnections
    test.runTests(this);


    // Authentication test is separate from other tests because it is only
    // in HttpURLConnection and not supported in HttpConnection


    serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();
    Support_HttpServer server = new Support_HttpServer(serversocket, this);
    int p = Support_PortManager.getNextPort();
    server.startServer(p);


    // it is the Support_HttpServer's responsibility to close this

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        assertEquals(initialFreeConnections + 2, HttpConnectionManager.getDefault().numFreeConnections());
    }
    
    public void testClosingOutputStream() throws IOException {
//      create a serversocket
        Support_HttpServerSocket serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();
        int portNumber = Support_PortManager.getNextPort();
        // create a client connector
        Support_URLConnector connector = new Support_URLConnector();
        Support_HttpServer server = new Support_HttpServer(serversocket, this);

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        is = url.openStream();
        assertTrue("available() less than 0", is.available() >= 0);
        is.close();


    // create a serversocket
    Support_HttpServerSocket serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();


    // create a client connector
    Support_URLConnector client = new Support_URLConnector();


    // pass both to the HttpTest
    Support_HttpTests test = new Support_HttpTests(serversocket, client);


    // run various tests common to both HttpConnections and
    // HttpURLConnections
    test.runTests(this);


    // Authentication test is separate from other tests because it is only
    // in HttpURLConnection and not supported in HttpConnection


    serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();
    Support_HttpServer server = new Support_HttpServer(serversocket, this);
    int p = Support_PortManager.getNextPort();
    server.startServer(p);


    // it is the Support_HttpServer's responsibility to close this

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        is = url.openStream();
        assertTrue("available() less than 0", is.available() >= 0);
        is.close();


        // create a server socket
        Support_HttpServerSocket serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();


        // create a client connector
        Support_URLConnector client = new Support_URLConnector();


        // pass both to the HttpTest
        Support_HttpTests test = new Support_HttpTests(serversocket, client);


        // run various tests common to both HttpConnections and
        // HttpURLConnections
        test.runTests(this);


        // Authentication test is separate from other tests because it is only
        // in HttpURLConnection and not supported in HttpConnection


        serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();
        Support_HttpServer server = new Support_HttpServer(serversocket, this);
        int p = Support_PortManager.getNextPort();
        server.startServer(p);


        // it is the Support_HttpServer's responsibility to close this

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        is = url.openStream();
        assertTrue("available() less than 0", is.available() >= 0);
        is.close();


        // create a server socket
        Support_HttpServerSocket serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();


        // create a client connector
        Support_URLConnector client = new Support_URLConnector();


        // pass both to the HttpTest
        Support_HttpTests test = new Support_HttpTests(serversocket, client);


        // run various tests common to both HttpConnections and
        // HttpURLConnections
        test.runTests(this);


        // Authentication test is separate from other tests because it is only
        // in HttpURLConnection and not supported in HttpConnection


        serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();
        Support_HttpServer server = new Support_HttpServer(serversocket, this);
        int p = Support_PortManager.getNextPort();
        server.startServer(p);


        // it is the Support_HttpServer's responsibility to close this

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        assertEquals(initialFreeConnections + 2, HttpConnectionManager.getDefault().numFreeConnections());
    }
    
    public void testClosingOutputStream() throws IOException {
//      create a serversocket
        Support_HttpServerSocket serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();
        int portNumber = Support_PortManager.getNextPort();
        // create a client connector
        Support_URLConnector connector = new Support_URLConnector();
        Support_HttpServer server = new Support_HttpServer(serversocket, this);

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        is = url.openStream();
        assertTrue("available() less than 0", is.available() >= 0);
        is.close();


        // create a server socket
        Support_HttpServerSocket serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();


        // create a client connector
        Support_URLConnector client = new Support_URLConnector();


        // pass both to the HttpTest
        Support_HttpTests test = new Support_HttpTests(serversocket, client);


        // run various tests common to both HttpConnections and
        // HttpURLConnections
        test.runTests(this);


        // Authentication test is separate from other tests because it is only
        // in HttpURLConnection and not supported in HttpConnection


        serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();
        Support_HttpServer server = new Support_HttpServer(serversocket, this);
        int p = Support_PortManager.getNextPort();
        server.startServer(p);


        // it is the Support_HttpServer's responsibility to close this

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        is = url.openStream();
        assertTrue("available() less than 0", is.available() >= 0);
        is.close();


        // create a server socket
        Support_HttpServerSocket serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();


        // create a client connector
        Support_URLConnector client = new Support_URLConnector();


        // pass both to the HttpTest
        Support_HttpTests test = new Support_HttpTests(serversocket, client);


        // run various tests common to both HttpConnections and
        // HttpURLConnections
        test.runTests(this);


        // Authentication test is separate from other tests because it is only
        // in HttpURLConnection and not supported in HttpConnection


        serversocket = new Support_HttpServerSocket();
        Support_HttpServer server = new Support_HttpServer(serversocket, this);
        int p = Support_PortManager.getNextPort();
        server.startServer(p);


        // it is the Support_HttpServer's responsibility to close this

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