Examples of newChangeNumber()

Examples of org.nasutekds.server.replication.common.ChangeNumberGenerator.newChangeNumber()

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      // delete the entries to clean the database.
      for (sequence = 1; sequence<=AddSequenceLength; sequence ++)
      {
        addDn = "dc=new_dep" + sequence + "," + TEST_ROOT_DN_STRING;
        DeleteMsg delMsg = new DeleteMsg(addDn.toString(),
                                         gen.newChangeNumber(),
                                         stringUID(sequence + 1));
        broker.publish(delMsg);
      }
    }
    finally
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Examples of org.nasutekds.server.replication.common.ChangeNumberGenerator.newChangeNumber()

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    {
      fail(e.getMessage());
    }

    // Create and publish an update message to add an entry.
    AddMsg addMsg = new AddMsg(gen.newChangeNumber(),
        personWithUUIDEntry.getDN().toString(),
        user1entryUUID,
        baseUUID,
        personWithUUIDEntry.getObjectClassAttribute(),
        personWithUUIDEntry.getAttributes(), new ArrayList<Attribute>());
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Examples of org.nasutekds.server.replication.common.ChangeNumberGenerator.newChangeNumber()

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    try
    {
      ChangeNumberGenerator gen = new ChangeNumberGenerator( 2, 0);

      ModifyMsg modMsg = new ModifyMsg(gen.newChangeNumber(),
        baseDn, rcvdMods, "cn=schema");
      broker.publish(modMsg);

      boolean found = checkEntryHasAttribute(baseDn, "attributetypes",
        "( 2.5.44.77.33 NAME 'dummy' )",
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Examples of org.nasutekds.server.replication.common.ChangeNumberGenerator.newChangeNumber()

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    // Generated the ChangeNumberGenerator object
    ChangeNumberGenerator cng =
      new ChangeNumberGenerator( 0, TimeThread.getTime());

    // Generate 2 changeNumbers and check that they are differents
    CN1 = cng.newChangeNumber();
    CN2 = cng.newChangeNumber();
    assertTrue(CN1.compareTo(CN2) != 0);

    // Generate a changeNumber separates by 10 milliseconds
    // and check that they are differents
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Examples of org.nasutekds.server.replication.common.ChangeNumberGenerator.newChangeNumber()

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    ChangeNumberGenerator cng =
      new ChangeNumberGenerator( 0, TimeThread.getTime());

    // Generate 2 changeNumbers and check that they are differents
    CN1 = cng.newChangeNumber();
    CN2 = cng.newChangeNumber();
    assertTrue(CN1.compareTo(CN2) != 0);

    // Generate a changeNumber separates by 10 milliseconds
    // and check that they are differents
    Thread.sleep(10);
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Examples of org.nasutekds.server.replication.common.ChangeNumberGenerator.newChangeNumber()

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    assertTrue(CN1.compareTo(CN2) != 0);

    // Generate a changeNumber separates by 10 milliseconds
    // and check that they are differents
    Thread.sleep(10);
    CN2 = cng.newChangeNumber();
    assertTrue(CN1.compareTo(CN2) != 0);

    // Generate a changeNumber separates by 300 milliseconds
    // and check that they are differents
    Thread.sleep(300);
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Examples of org.nasutekds.server.replication.common.ChangeNumberGenerator.newChangeNumber()

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    assertTrue(CN1.compareTo(CN2) != 0);

    // Generate a changeNumber separates by 300 milliseconds
    // and check that they are differents
    Thread.sleep(300);
    CN2 = cng.newChangeNumber();
    assertTrue(CN1.compareTo(CN2) != 0);

    // Adjust with the oldest CN
    cng.adjust(CN1) ;
    CN2 = cng.newChangeNumber();
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Examples of org.nasutekds.server.replication.common.ChangeNumberGenerator.newChangeNumber()

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    CN2 = cng.newChangeNumber();
    assertTrue(CN1.compareTo(CN2) != 0);

    // Adjust with the oldest CN
    cng.adjust(CN1) ;
    CN2 = cng.newChangeNumber();
    assertTrue(CN1.compareTo(CN2) != 0 );

    // Adjust with the newest generated
    cng.adjust(CN2) ;
    CN1 = CN2;
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Examples of org.nasutekds.server.replication.common.ChangeNumberGenerator.newChangeNumber()

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    assertTrue(CN1.compareTo(CN2) != 0 );

    // Adjust with the newest generated
    cng.adjust(CN2) ;
    CN1 = CN2;
    CN2 = cng.newChangeNumber();
    assertTrue(CN1.compareTo(CN2) != 0 );

    //  Adjust with the newest generated (time + 300)
    CN1 = new ChangeNumber(CN2.getTime() +300 ,CN2.getSeqnum(),
        CN2.getServerId()) ;
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Examples of org.nasutekds.server.replication.common.ChangeNumberGenerator.newChangeNumber()

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    //  Adjust with the newest generated (time + 300)
    CN1 = new ChangeNumber(CN2.getTime() +300 ,CN2.getSeqnum(),
        CN2.getServerId()) ;
    cng.adjust(CN1) ;
    CN2 = cng.newChangeNumber();
    assertTrue(CN1.compareTo(CN2) != 0 );

    //  Adjust with the newest generated (seqmun + 10)
    CN1 = new ChangeNumber(CN2.getTime() ,CN2.getSeqnum() +10,
        CN2.getServerId()) ;
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