def test_Broken_instance___getstate___gives_access_to_its_state(self):
from Acquisition import aq_base
from OFS.Uninstalled import BrokenClass
from OFS.tests import test_Uninstalled
import transaction
# store an instance
tr = ToBreak()
tr.id = 'tr'
self.app._setObject('tr', tr)
# commit to allow access in another connection
transaction.commit()
# remove class from namespace to ensure broken object
del test_Uninstalled.ToBreak
# get new connection that will give access to broken object
app = base.app()
inst = aq_base(app.tr)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(inst, BrokenClass))
state = inst.__getstate__()
self.assertEqual(state, {'id': 'tr'})
# cleanup
app.manage_delObjects('tr')
transaction.commit()
# check that object is not left over
app = base.app()
self.assertFalse('tr' in app.objectIds())
def test_Broken_instance___getstate___gives_access_to_its_state(self):
from Acquisition import aq_base
from OFS.Uninstalled import BrokenClass
from OFS.tests import test_Uninstalled
import transaction
# store an instance
tr = ToBreak()
tr.id = 'tr'
self.app._setObject('tr', tr)
# commit to allow access in another connection
transaction.commit()
# remove class from namespace to ensure broken object
del test_Uninstalled.ToBreak
# get new connection that will give access to broken object
app = base.app()
inst = aq_base(app.tr)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(inst, BrokenClass))
state = inst.__getstate__()
self.assertEqual(state, {'id': 'tr'})
# cleanup
app.manage_delObjects('tr')
transaction.commit()
# check that object is not left over
app = base.app()
self.assertFalse('tr' in app.objectIds())
def afterSetUp(self):
_sentinel1[:] = []
self.anApp = base.app()
self.anApp.REQUEST._hold(self.Held())
def afterSetUp(self):
_sentinel1[:] = []
self.anApp = base.app()
self.anApp.REQUEST._hold(self.Held())
def afterSetUp(self):
self.anApp = base.app()
self.anApp.REQUEST._hold(self.Held())
