Examples of org.osgi.service.io.ConnectorService.open()

Class org.osgi.service.io.ConnectorService

Examples of org.osgi.service.io.ConnectorService.open()

org.osgi.service.io.ConnectorService.open()
Create and open a {@code Connection} object for the specified name. @param name The URI for the connection. @return A new {@code javax.microedition.io.Connection} object. @throws IllegalArgumentException If a parameter is invalid. @throws javax.microedition.io.ConnectionNotFoundException If theconnection cannot be found. @throws IOException If some other kind of I/O error occurs. @see "javax.microedition.io.Connector.open(String name)"

        assertEquals("http://test.txt", connFactory.getName());
        assertEquals(ConnectorService.READ, connFactory.getMode());
        assertEquals(false, connFactory.isTimeout());
        assertNotNull("checks returned connection", connection);


        connection = service.open("sms://test.txt", ConnectorService.READ);
        assertEquals("sms://test.txt", connFactory.getName());
        assertEquals(ConnectorService.READ, connFactory.getMode());
        assertEquals(false, connFactory.isTimeout());
        assertNotNull("checks returned connection", connection);

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        assertEquals(false, connFactory.isTimeout());
        assertNotNull("checks returned connection", connection);


        try
        {
            connection = service.open("ftp://test.txt", ConnectorService.READ);
            fail("Connection shouldn't be created");
        } catch (ConnectionNotFoundException e)
        {
            // "expected"
        }

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