def test_set_400_error(self):
errorsXML = "<Error><Code>1</Code><Message>2</Message></Error>"
xml = "<a><Errors>%s</Errors><b /></a>" % errorsXML
error = EC2Error("<dummy />", 400)
error._set_400_error(XML(xml))
self.assertEquals(error.errors[0]["Code"], "1")
self.assertEquals(error.errors[0]["Message"], "2")
def _invalid_id_error():
e = EC2Error("<error/>", 400)
e.errors = [{
"Code": "InvalidInstanceID.NotFound",
"Message": "blah i-abef014589 blah"
}]
return e
def get_ec2_error(self, entity_id,
format="The instance ID %r does not exist",
code=503):
"""Make a representative EC2Error for `entity_id`, eg AWS instance_id.
This error is paired with `get_wrapped_ec2_text` below. The
default format represents a fairly common error seen in
working with EC2. There are others."""
message = format % entity_id
return EC2Error(
"<error><Code>1</Code><Message>%s</Message></error>" % message,
code)
def test_describe_known_failure(self):
self.ec2.describe_instances("i-acf059", "i-amfine", "i-920fda")
error = EC2Error("<error/>", 400)
error.errors = [{
"Code": "InvalidInstanceID.NotFound",
"Message": "blah i-acf059, i-920fda blah"
}]
self.mocker.result(fail(error))
self.mocker.replay()
provider = self.get_provider()
d = provider.get_machines(["i-acf059", "i-amfine", "i-920fda"])
return self.assert_not_found(d, ["i-acf059", "i-920fda"])
def test_restricted_resource_access_attempt(self):
error = EC2Error(payload.sample_restricted_resource_result, 400)
self.assertEquals(
error.get_error_messages(),
"Unauthorized attempt to access restricted resource")
def test_invalid_client_token_id(self):
error = EC2Error(payload.sample_invalid_client_token_result, 400)
self.assertEquals(
error.get_error_messages(),
("The AWS Access Key Id you provided does not exist in our "
"records."))
def test_invalid_create_security_group_result(self):
error = EC2Error(payload.sample_invalid_create_security_group_result,
400)
self.assertEquals(error.get_error_messages(),
"Specified group name is a reserved name.")
def test_dupliate_create_security_group_result(self):
error = EC2Error(payload.sample_duplicate_create_security_group_result,
400)
self.assertEquals(error.get_error_messages(),
"The security group 'group1' already exists.")
def test_dupliate_keypair_result(self):
error = EC2Error(payload.sample_duplicate_keypair_result, 400)
self.assertEquals(error.get_error_messages(),
"The key pair 'key1' already exists.")
def test_multiple_errors_repr(self):
error = EC2Error(payload.sample_ec2_error_messages, 400)
self.assertEquals(repr(error), "<EC2Error object with Error count: 2>")
def test_single_error_repr(self):
error = EC2Error(payload.sample_ec2_error_message, 400)
self.assertEquals(repr(error),
"<EC2Error object with Error code: Error.Code>")
def test_multiple_errors_str(self):
error = EC2Error(payload.sample_ec2_error_messages, 400)
self.assertEquals(str(error), "Multiple EC2 Errors.")
def test_single_error_str(self):
error = EC2Error(payload.sample_ec2_error_message, 400)
self.assertEquals(str(error), "Error Message: Message for Error.Code")
def test_multiple_errors(self):
error = EC2Error(payload.sample_ec2_error_messages, 400)
self.assertEquals(len(error.errors), 2)
def test_single_error(self):
error = EC2Error(payload.sample_ec2_error_message, 400)
self.assertEquals(len(error.errors), 1)
def test_has_error(self):
errorsXML = "<Error><Code>Code1</Code><Message>2</Message></Error>"
xml = "<a><Errors>%s</Errors><b /></a>" % errorsXML
error = EC2Error(xml, 400)
self.assertTrue(error.has_error("Code1"))