def test_getClassName(self):
r = serialize.ObjectReader(factory=_factory)
eq = self.assertEqual
eq(r.getClassName(self.old_style_with_newargs),
__name__ + ".ClassWithNewargs")
eq(r.getClassName(self.new_style_with_newargs),
__name__ + ".ClassWithNewargs")
eq(r.getClassName(self.old_style_without_newargs),
__name__ + ".ClassWithoutNewargs")
eq(r.getClassName(self.new_style_without_newargs),
__name__ + ".ClassWithoutNewargs")
def test_server_side(self):
# First, verify default conflict resolution.
server = StorageServer(self, DemoStorage())
zs = server.zs
reader = serialize.ObjectReader(
factory=lambda conn, *args: find_global(*args))
writer = serialize.ObjectWriter()
ob = Length(0)
ob._p_oid = z64
# 2 non-conflicting transactions:
zs.tpc_begin(1, '', '', {})
zs.storea(ob._p_oid, z64, writer.serialize(ob), 1)
self.assertEqual(zs.vote(1), [])
tid1 = server.unpack_result(zs.tpc_finish(1))
server.assert_calls(self, ('info', {'length': 1, 'size': Var()}))
ob.change(1)
zs.tpc_begin(2, '', '', {})
zs.storea(ob._p_oid, tid1, writer.serialize(ob), 2)
self.assertEqual(zs.vote(2), [])
tid2 = server.unpack_result(zs.tpc_finish(2))
server.assert_calls(self, ('info', {'size': Var(), 'length': 1}))
# Now, a cnflicting one:
zs.tpc_begin(3, '', '', {})
zs.storea(ob._p_oid, tid1, writer.serialize(ob), 3)
# Vote returns the object id, indicating that a conflict was resolved.
self.assertEqual(zs.vote(3), [ob._p_oid])
tid3 = server.unpack_result(zs.tpc_finish(3))
p, serial, next_serial = zs.loadBefore(ob._p_oid, maxtid)
self.assertEqual((serial, next_serial), (tid3, None))
self.assertEqual(reader.getClassName(p), 'BTrees.Length.Length')
self.assertEqual(reader.getState(p), 2)
# Now, we'll create a server that expects the client to
# resolve conflicts:
server = StorageServer(self,
DemoStorage(),
client_conflict_resolution=True)
zs = server.zs
# 2 non-conflicting transactions:
zs.tpc_begin(1, '', '', {})
zs.storea(ob._p_oid, z64, writer.serialize(ob), 1)
self.assertEqual(zs.vote(1), [])
tid1 = server.unpack_result(zs.tpc_finish(1))
server.assert_calls(self, ('info', {'size': Var(), 'length': 1}))
ob.change(1)
zs.tpc_begin(2, '', '', {})
zs.storea(ob._p_oid, tid1, writer.serialize(ob), 2)
self.assertEqual(zs.vote(2), [])
tid2 = server.unpack_result(zs.tpc_finish(2))
server.assert_calls(self, ('info', {'length': 1, 'size': Var()}))
# Now, a conflicting one:
zs.tpc_begin(3, '', '', {})
zs.storea(ob._p_oid, tid1, writer.serialize(ob), 3)
# Vote returns an object, indicating that a conflict was not resolved.
self.assertEqual(
zs.vote(3),
[
dict(
oid=ob._p_oid,
serials=(tid2, tid1),
data=writer.serialize(ob),
)
],
)
# Now, it's up to the client to resolve the conflict. It can
# do this by making another store call. In this call, we use
# tid2 as the starting tid:
ob.change(1)
zs.storea(ob._p_oid, tid2, writer.serialize(ob), 3)
self.assertEqual(zs.vote(3), [])
tid3 = server.unpack_result(zs.tpc_finish(3))
server.assert_calls(self, ('info', {'size': Var(), 'length': 1}))
p, serial, next_serial = zs.loadBefore(ob._p_oid, maxtid)
self.assertEqual((serial, next_serial), (tid3, None))
self.assertEqual(reader.getClassName(p), 'BTrees.Length.Length')
self.assertEqual(reader.getState(p), 3)