def setUp(self):
registry.GLOBAL_REGISTRY.clear()
self.original_methods_path = util.METHODS_PATH
self.original_lab_class = parser.LAB_CLASS
self.original_core_class = parser.CORE_CLASS
clients.ACCEPTABLE_EXC_TYPES = clients.ACCEPTABLE_EXC_TYPES + ('test.','__main__.')
parser.LAB_CLASS = FakeLaboratoryServer.__module__ + '.' + FakeLaboratoryServer.__name__
parser.CORE_CLASS = FakeCoreServer.__module__ + '.' + FakeCoreServer.__name__
util.METHODS_PATH = CommunicationsTest.__module__
lab_port1 = ports.new()
lab_port2 = ports.new()
self.core_addr = gen.CoordAddress.translate('core:core@main_host')
self.lab_addr1 = gen.CoordAddress.translate('lab:core@main_host')
self.lab_addr2 = gen.CoordAddress.translate('lab1:lab@main_host')
self.lab_addr3 = gen.CoordAddress.translate('lab2:lab@main_host')
config_str = sample_configuration % { 'PORT1' : lab_port1, 'PORT2' : lab_port2 }
self.global_config = gen.loads(config_str)
process1 = self.global_config.load_process('main_host', 'core')
process2 = self.global_config.load_process('main_host', 'lab')
self.processes = [ process1, process2 ]
def _start_weblab(self):
"""
Starts the instance and blocks while it is alive.
It may take a while to actually start. You can check whether it is ready to
process requests through is_ready.
Meant to be called from the spawned thread.
:return:
"""
# Load the configuration of the weblab instance that we have set up for just this test.
self.global_config = load_dir("test/deployments/selenium_tests")
# Override the port so that we can start & close it fast enough.
port = ports.new()
self.core_server_url = "http://127.0.0.1:{0}/weblab/".format(port)
# TODO: The following two lines to modify the port currently do not work.
# But they should.
self.global_config["myhost"]["myprocess"]["mycore"].config_values["core_facade_port"] = port
self.global_config["myhost"]["myprocess"]["mycore"].config_values["core_server_url"] = self.core_server_url
# Start the weblab instance. The dont-start flag is set to False, so this call
# WILL BLOCK and start the HTTP server.
self.handler = self.global_config.load_process("myhost", "myprocess")
""" type : voodoo.gen.handler.ProcessHandler """
def _start_weblab(self):
"""
Starts the instance and blocks while it is alive.
It may take a while to actually start. You can check whether it is ready to
process requests through is_ready.
Meant to be called from the spawned thread.
:return:
"""
# Load the configuration of the weblab instance that we have set up for just this test.
self.global_config = load_dir('test/deployments/selenium_tests')
# Override the port so that we can start & close it fast enough.
port = ports.new()
self.core_server_url = 'http://127.0.0.1:{0}/weblab/'.format(port)
# TODO: The following two lines to modify the port currently do not work.
# But they should.
self.global_config['myhost']['myprocess']['mycore'].config_values['core_facade_port'] = port
self.global_config['myhost']['myprocess']['mycore'].config_values[
'core_server_url'] = self.core_server_url
# Start the weblab instance. The dont-start flag is set to False, so this call
# WILL BLOCK and start the HTTP server.
self.handler = self.global_config.load_process('myhost', 'myprocess')
""" type : voodoo.gen.handler.ProcessHandler """
