def test():
global _services
protocol.startEventQueue()
atexit.register(protocol.getEventQueue().shutdown)
# testTimer()
try:
c = tcf.connect("TCP:127.0.0.1:1534")
except Exception as e:
protocol.log(e)
sys.exit()
assert c.state == channel.STATE_OPEN
if __TRACE:
protocol.invokeAndWait(c.addTraceListener, TraceListener())
_services = protocol.invokeAndWait(c.getRemoteServices)
print "services=", _services
if "RunControl" in _services:
# RunControl must be first
_services.remove("RunControl")
_services.insert(0, "RunControl")
for service in _services:
testFct = globals().get("test" + service)
if testFct:
print "Testing service '%s'..." % service
try:
testFct(c)
print "Completed test of service '%s'." % service
except Exception as e:
protocol.log("Exception testing %s" % service, e)
else:
print "No test for service '%s' found." % service
try:
testSyncCommands(c)
testTasks(c)
testEvents(c)
testDataCache(c)
except Exception as e:
protocol.log(e)
if c.state == channel.STATE_OPEN:
time.sleep(5)
protocol.invokeLater(c.close)
time.sleep(2)
def test():
global _services
protocol.startEventQueue()
atexit.register(protocol.getEventQueue().shutdown)
# testTimer()
try:
c = tcf.connect("TCP:127.0.0.1:1534")
except Exception as e:
protocol.log(e)
sys.exit()
assert c.state == channel.STATE_OPEN
if __TRACE:
protocol.invokeAndWait(c.addTraceListener, TraceListener())
_services = sorted(protocol.invokeAndWait(c.getRemoteServices))
print("services=" + str(_services))
if "RunControl" in _services:
# RunControl must be first
_services.remove("RunControl")
_services.insert(0, "RunControl")
for service in _services:
testFct = globals().get("test" + service)
if testFct:
print("Testing service '%s'..." % service)
try:
testFct(c)
print("Completed test of service '%s'." % service)
except Exception as e:
protocol.log("Exception testing %s" % service, e)
else:
print("No test for service '%s' found." % service)
try:
testSyncCommands(c)
testTasks(c)
testEvents(c)
testDataCache(c)
except Exception as e:
protocol.log(e)
if c.state == channel.STATE_OPEN:
time.sleep(5)
protocol.invokeLater(c.close)
time.sleep(2)
def test():
protocol.startEventQueue()
atexit.register(protocol.getEventQueue().shutdown)
#testTimer()
try:
c = tcf.connect("TCP:127.0.0.1:1534")
except Exception as e:
protocol.log(e)
sys.exit()
assert c.state == channel.STATE_OPEN
if __TRACE: protocol.invokeLater(c.addTraceListener, TraceListener())
def printServices():
print "services=", c.getRemoteServices()
protocol.invokeLater(printServices)
try:
testRunControl(c)
testStackTrace(c)
testDisassembly(c)
testBreakpoints(c)
testSymbols(c)
testRegisters(c)
testExpressions(c)
testLineNumbers(c)
testSyncCommands(c)
testTasks(c)
testEvents(c)
testDataCache(c)
testProcesses(c)
testFileSystem(c)
testMemory(c)
testMemoryMap(c)
testPathMap(c)
testSysMonitor(c)
except Exception as e:
protocol.log(e)
if c.state == channel.STATE_OPEN:
time.sleep(5)
protocol.invokeLater(c.close)
time.sleep(2)
# TCF requests must be called by the dispatche thread, wait for a
# maximum of 10 seconds
protocol.invokeLater(callSubscribe, service=svc, streamType=streamType,
listener=listener, condition=lock)
lock.wait(10)
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# TCF initialisation
protocol.startEventQueue()
protocol.setLogger(TcfProtocolLogger())
atexit.register(protocol.getEventQueue().shutdown)
try:
c = tcf.connect("TCP:127.0.0.1:1534")
except Exception as e:
protocol.log(e)
sys.exit()
# If there is a streams service, listen to it
streamsSvc = getService(c, streams.NAME)
if streamsSvc:
subscribe(streamsSvc, 'ProcessesV1', StreamsListener(streamsSvc))
p = start(c, '/bin/ls', '-l', '-a')
# this part is a bit tricky, the runcontrol contexts which accept a resume
# command are the contexts which have a state. Recursively try to find the
# runcontrol context which has a state, and resume it.
streamType=streamType,
listener=listener,
condition=lock)
lock.wait(10)
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# TCF initialisation
protocol.startEventQueue()
protocol.setLogger(TcfProtocolLogger())
atexit.register(protocol.getEventQueue().shutdown)
try:
c = tcf.connect("TCP:127.0.0.1:1534")
except Exception as e:
protocol.log(e)
sys.exit()
# If there is a streams service, listen to it
streamsSvc = getService(c, streams.NAME)
if streamsSvc:
subscribe(streamsSvc, 'ProcessesV1', StreamsListener(streamsSvc))
p = start(c, '/bin/ls', '-l', '-a')
# this part is a bit tricky, the runcontrol contexts which accept a resume
# command are the contexts which have a state. Recursively try to find the
# runcontrol context which has a state, and resume it.