def __init__(self):
DummyEndpoint.__init__(self)
# when dispatching to partner, we request the function name as
# it would appear in the Waldo source file. However, the
# compiler mangles it into another name. The call below
# ensures that that the mangled name exists.
setattr(
self,
util.endpoint_call_func_name('endpoint_func'),
self.endpoint_func)
def run_test():
endpoint = DummyEndpoint()
init_map_val = {
'a': 'hi',
'b': 'hello'
}
map_var = LockedMapVariable(Waldo._host_uuid,False,{})
init_list_val = [1,3,3,4,5]
list_var = LockedListVariable(Waldo._host_uuid,False,[])
### load each container with elements
load_event = endpoint._act_event_map.create_root_event()
for map_index in init_map_val.keys():
map_var.get_val(load_event).add_key(load_event,map_index,init_map_val[map_index])
for list_index in range(0,len(init_list_val)):
list_var.get_val(load_event).append_val(load_event,init_list_val[list_index])
load_event.begin_first_phase_commit()
### create conflicting events: both try to write
older_event,younger_event = endpoint.create_older_and_younger_root_events()
should_commit = 57
should_not_commit = should_commit + 1
list_var.get_val(younger_event).append_val(younger_event,should_not_commit)
list_var.get_val(older_event).append_val(older_event,should_commit)
older_event.begin_first_phase_commit()
read_event = endpoint._act_event_map.create_root_event()
if list_var.get_val(read_event).get_len(read_event) != (len(init_list_val) + 1):
print 'Error did not commit anything'
return False
if list_var.get_val(read_event).get_val_on_key(read_event,len(init_list_val)) != should_commit:
print 'Error did not commit correct value'
return False
return True
