Example #1
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_jobs_execution(self):
                """
                Test used to check if a Job Manager is able to execute multiple jobs.
                """
                # creating and starting a job manager
                jm = JobManager()
                jm.start()
                # creating and adding many jobs to the manager
		num_jobs = 9
		for i in range(num_jobs):
			job = Job(increase, (2,))
			job.user = 1
			jm.addJob(job)

		sleep(num_jobs + 1)

                # checking if all jobs has been completed
		if(len(jm.getAllJobs(1)["COMPLETED"]) != num_jobs):
			self.assertTrue(False)

		# checking if jobs results are correct
		for job_id in jm.getAllJobs(1)["COMPLETED"]:
			job = jm.getJob(job_id, 1)
			if(job.result != 3):
				self.assertTrue(False)

                # stopping job manager
                jm.stop()
Example #2
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_add_job(self):
		"""
		Test the method addJob, adding a simple Job which increase the
		input value by one.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		job = Job(increase, (1,))
		job.user = 1
		jm.addJob(job)
		self.assertEqual(1, len(jm.getJobs('QUEUED', 1)))
Example #3
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_add_job2(self):
		"""
		Test the method addJob, adding a simple Job which increase the
		input value by one.
		The job is not executed but only added to the execution queue.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		job = Job(increase, (1,))
		job.user = 1
		job_id = jm.addJob(job)
		self.assertEqual(job_id, job.id)
Example #4
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_user_abort(self):
		"""
		Test used to stop the execution of a job by its owner.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		jm.start()
		job = Job(increase, (6,))
		job.user = 1
		jm.addJob(job)
		
		self.assertTrue(jm.abortJob(job.id, 1))
		jm.stop()
Example #5
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_user_abort2(self):
		"""
		Test used to stop the execution of a given job by another user.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		jm.start()
		job = Job(increase, (2,))
		job.user = 1
		jm.addJob(job)
		
		self.assertFalse(jm.abortJob(job.id, 2))
		jm.stop()
Example #6
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_user(self):
		"""
		Test used to retrieve all jobs of a given user.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		jm.start()
		job1 = Job(increase, (2,))
		job1.user = 1
		jm.addJob(job1)

		sleep(2)
		self.assertEqual(1, len(jm.getJobs('COMPLETED', 1)))
		jm.stop()
Example #7
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_job_abort(self):
		"""
		Test used to cancel the execution of a job by its id.
		A sample job is runned and then stopped.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		jm.start()
		job = Job(increase, (2,))
		job.user = 1
		jm.addJob(job)
		
		self.assertTrue(jm.abortJob(job.id, job.user))
		jm.stop()
Example #8
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_user2(self):
		"""
		Test used to retrieve all jobs of a user on many.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		jm.start()
		for i in range(3):
			job = Job(increase, (2+i,))
			job.user = i
			jm.addJob(job)

		sleep(2)
		self.assertEqual(1, len(jm.getJobs('COMPLETED', 1)))
		jm.stop()
Example #9
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_job_get2(self):
		"""
		Test used to check if the Job Manager is ablke to retrieve the
		correct Job object by its id.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		jm.start()
		job = Job(increase, (2,))
		job.user = 1
		job_id = jm.addJob(job)
		
		sleep(2)
		self.assertEqual(job_id, jm.getJob(job_id, job.user).id)
		jm.stop()
Example #10
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_job_execution3(self):
		"""
		Test used to check if the job manager detect and handle
		correctely an exception during job execution.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		jm.start()
		job = Job(bad_division, (2,))
		job.user = 1
		jm.addJob(job)

		sleep(2)
		self.assertEqual(1, len(jm.getJobs('FAILED', 1)))
		jm.stop()
Example #11
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_job_abort2(self):
		"""
		Test used to cancel the execution of a job by its id.
		A sample job is runned and then stopped.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		jm.start()
		job = Job(increase, (2,))
		job.user = 1
		jm.addJob(job)
		
		jm.abortJob(job.id, job.user)
		job = jm.getJob(job.id, job.user)
		self.assertEqual('ABORTED', job.status)
		jm.stop()
Example #12
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_user_clean(self):
		"""
		Test used to clean all completed jobs of a specific user.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		jm.start()
		for i in range(3):
			job = Job(increase, (2+i,))
			job.user = 1
			jm.addJob(job)
		
		sleep(6)
		jm.cleanJobs(1)
		self.assertEqual(0, len(jm.getJobs('COMPLETED', 1)))
		jm.stop()
Example #13
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_job_clean2(self):
		"""
		Test used to cancel the execution of a job by its id.
		A sample job is runned and then stopped.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
                jm.start()
                job = Job(increase, (2,))
                job.user = 1
                jm.addJob(job)

                jm.cleanJobs(job.user)
		sleep(2)
                self.assertEqual('COMPLETED', jm.getJob(job.id, job.user).status)
                jm.stop()
Example #14
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_job_get_all(self):
		"""
		Test used to check if the Job Manager is ablke to retrieve the
		correct Job object by its id.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		jm.start()
		for i in range(5):
			job = Job(increase, (2,))
			job.user = 1
			jm.addJob(job)
		
		sleep(5)
		self.assertEqual(5, len(jm.getJobs('COMPLETED', 1)))
		jm.stop()
Example #15
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_user_get(self):
		"""
		Test used to retrieve one job on many user's jobs.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		jm.start()
		job = None
		for i in range(10):
			job = Job(increase, (2+i,))
			job.user = 1
			jm.addJob(job)
		
		sleep(2)
		self.assertTrue(jm.getJob(job.id, 1))
		jm.stop()
Example #16
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_job_clean(self):
		"""
		Test used to remove completed or aborted jobs from the
		Job Manager queues.
		A sample job is runned, waited and the cleaned.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		jm.start()
		job = Job(increase, (2,))
		job.user = 1
		jm.addJob(job)
		
		sleep(2)
		jm.cleanJobs(job.user)
		self.assertIsNone(jm.getJob(job.id, job.user))
		jm.stop()
Example #17
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_user3(self):
		"""
		Test used to retrieve one job on many user's jobs.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		jm.start()
		for i in range(30):
			job = Job(increase, (2+i,))
			job.user = 1
			jm.addJob(job)
		
		job = Job(increase, (2,))
		job.user = 2
		jm.addJob(job)

		sleep(10)
		self.assertEqual(1, len(jm.getJobs('COMPLETED', 2)))
		jm.stop()
Example #18
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def test_failed_job(self):
		"""
		Test used to check if the job manager detect and handle
		correctely an exeception during job execution.
		"""
		jm = JobManager()
		job1 = Job(increase, (2,))
		job1.user = 1
		job2 = Job(bad_division, (2,))
		job2.user = 1
		jm.addJob(job1)
		jm.addJob(job2)
		
		jm.start()
		sleep(2)
		jm.stop()

		
		if(len(jm.getJobs('FAILED', 1)) != 1 or len(jm.getJobs('COMPLETED', 1)) != 1):
			self.assertTrue(False)
Example #19
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File: tests.py Project: crs4/ACTIVE
	def ttest33333(self):
                """
                Test used to check if a Job Manager is able to execute multiple jobs.
                """
                # creating and starting a job manager
                jm = JobManager()
                jm.start()
                # creating and adding many jobs to the manager
		num_jobs = 10
		for i in range(num_jobs):
			job = Job(increase, (2,))
			job.user = 1
			jm.addJob(job)

		for job in jm.getAllJobs(1)["QUEUED"]:
			job_id = job.id
			job2 = jm.getJob(job_id, 1)
			if(not job2):
				self.assertTrue(False)

                # stopping job manager
                jm.stop()