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package com.sun.jini.test.spec.activation.activatableinvocationhandler;
import java.util.logging.Level;
import net.jini.activation.ActivatableInvocationHandler;
import com.sun.jini.qa.harness.TestException;
import com.sun.jini.qa.harness.QATest;
import java.rmi.activation.ActivationID;
import com.sun.jini.test.spec.activation.util.FakeActivationID;
import com.sun.jini.test.spec.activation.util.RMCProxy;
/**
* <pre>
* Purpose
* This test verifies the behavior of the
* ActivatableInvocationHandler.checkTrustEquivalence method
* during normal and exceptional calls.
*
* Test Cases
* This test contains one test case defined by the Actions section below.
*
* Infrastructure
* This test requires the following infrastructure:
* 1) FakeActivationID
* 2) RMCProxy
*
* Actions
* For each test case the test performs the following steps:
* 1) construct a ActivatableInvocationHandler object
* passing FakeActivationID and RMCProxy as a
* parameters
* 2) call the checkTrustEquivalence method passing
* the same constructed handler as a parameter;
* verify the return value is true
* 3) construct some object;
* call the checkTrustEquivalence method passing
* constructed object as a parameter;
* verify the return value is false
* 4) construct another ActivatableInvocationHandler object
* passing new FakeActivationID and RMCProxy as a
* parameters
* 5) adjust FakeActivationID so that it's checkTrustEquivalence
* method should return false;
* call the checkTrustEquivalence method passing
* the second handler as a parameter;
* verify the return value is false
* 6) adjust FakeActivationID so that it's checkTrustEquivalence
* method should return true;
* call the checkTrustEquivalence method passing
* the second handler as a parameter;
* verify the return value is true
* </pre>
*/
public class CheckTrustEquivalence_Test extends QATest {
/**
* This method performs all actions mentioned in class description.
*/
public void run() throws Exception {
FakeActivationID aid = new FakeActivationID(logger);
RMCProxy fp = new RMCProxy(logger);
ActivatableInvocationHandler handler = new
ActivatableInvocationHandler(aid, fp);
assertion(handler.checkTrustEquivalence(handler));
Object o = new Object();
assertion(!handler.checkTrustEquivalence(o));
ActivationID aid2 = new FakeActivationID(logger);
RMCProxy fp2 = new RMCProxy(logger);
ActivatableInvocationHandler handler2 = new
ActivatableInvocationHandler(aid, fp);
aid.setTrustEquivalence(false);
assertion(!handler.checkTrustEquivalence(handler2));
aid.setTrustEquivalence(true);
assertion(handler.checkTrustEquivalence(handler2));
}
}