Esempio n. 1
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    def test_RoslaunchChild(self):
        # this is mainly a code coverage test to try and make sure that we don't
        # have any uninitialized references, etc...

        from roslaunch.child import ROSLaunchChild

        name = 'child-%s' % time.time()
        server_uri = 'http://unroutable:1234'
        c = ROSLaunchChild(self.run_id, name, server_uri)
        self.assertEquals(self.run_id, c.run_id)
        self.assertEquals(name, c.name)
        self.assertEquals(server_uri, c.server_uri)
        # - this check tests our assumption about c's process monitor field
        self.assertEquals(None, c.pm)
        self.assertEquals(None, c.child_server)

        # should be a noop
        c.shutdown()

        # create a new child to test _start_pm() and shutdown()
        c = ROSLaunchChild(self.run_id, name, server_uri)

        # - test _start_pm and shutdown logic
        c._start_pm()
        self.assert_(c.pm is not None)
        c.shutdown()

        # create a new child to test run() with a fake process
        # monitor. this requires an actual parent server to be running

        import roslaunch.config
        server = roslaunch.server.ROSLaunchParentNode(
            roslaunch.config.ROSLaunchConfig(), self.pmon)
        # - register a fake child with the server so that it accepts registration from ROSLaunchChild
        server.add_child(name, ChildProcessMock('foo'))
        try:
            server.start()
            self.assert_(server.uri, "server URI did not initialize")

            c = ROSLaunchChild(self.run_id, name, server.uri)
            c.pm = self.pmon
            #  - run should speed through
            c.run()
        finally:
            server.shutdown('test done')

        # one final test for code completness: raise an exception during run()
        c = ROSLaunchChild(self.run_id, name, server_uri)

        def bad():
            raise Exception('haha')

        # - violate some encapsulation here just to make sure the exception happens
        c._start_pm = bad
        try:
            # this isn't really a correctness test, this just manually
            # tests that the exception is logged
            c.run()
        except:
            pass
Esempio n. 2
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    def test_ROSLaunchChildNode(self):
        from roslaunch.server import ROSLaunchChildNode
        from roslaunch.server import ChildROSLaunchProcess
        pmon = self.pmon
        import roslib.params
        try:
            # if there is a core up, we have to use its run id
            run_id = roslib.params.get_param('/run_id')
        except:
            run_id = 'foo-%s' % time.time()
        name = 'foo-bob'
        server_uri = 'http://localhost:12345'
        try:
            ROSLaunchChildNode(run_id, name, server_uri, None)
            self.fail("should not allow pm as None")
        except:
            pass
        try:
            ROSLaunchChildNode(run_id, name, 'http://bad_uri:0', pmon)
            self.fail("should not allow bad uri")
        except:
            pass

        n = ROSLaunchChildNode(run_id, name, server_uri, pmon)
        self.assertEquals(run_id, n.run_id)
        self.assertEquals(name, n.name)
        self.assertEquals(server_uri, n.server_uri)

        # tests for actual registration with server
        import roslaunch.config
        server = roslaunch.server.ROSLaunchParentNode(
            roslaunch.config.ROSLaunchConfig(), self.pmon)
        # - register a fake child with the server so that it accepts registration from ROSLaunchChild
        child_proc = ChildROSLaunchProcess('foo', [], {})
        server.add_child(name, child_proc)

        try:
            server.start()
            self.assert_(server.uri, "server URI did not initialize")
            s = ServerProxy(server.uri)

            print "SERVER STARTED"

            # start the child
            n = ROSLaunchChildNode(run_id, name, server.uri, pmon)
            n.start()
            print "CHILD STARTED"
            self.assert_(n.uri, "child URI did not initialize")

            # verify registration
            print "VERIFYING REGISTRATION"
            self.assertEquals(child_proc.uri, n.uri)
            child_uri = 'http://fake-unroutable:1324'
            # - list children
            val = self._succeed(s.list_children())
            self.assertEquals([n.uri], val)
        finally:
            print "SHUTTING DOWN"
            n.shutdown('test done')
            server.shutdown('test done')
    def test_ROSLaunchParentNode(self):
        from roslaunch.server import ROSLaunchParentNode
        from roslaunch.server import ChildROSLaunchProcess
        from roslaunch.config import ROSLaunchConfig
        from roslaunch.pmon import ProcessListener
        rosconfig = ROSLaunchConfig()
        try:
            ROSLaunchParentNode(rosconfig, None)
            self.fail("should not allow pm as None")
        except:
            pass
        pmon = self.pmon
        n = ROSLaunchParentNode(rosconfig, pmon)
        self.assertEquals(rosconfig, n.rosconfig)
        self.assertEquals([], n.listeners)
        self.assertEquals({}, n.child_processes)
        self.assertEquals(n.handler.listeners, n.listeners)
        self.assertEquals(n.handler.child_processes, n.child_processes)

        # test add listener
        self.assertEquals(n.handler.listeners, n.listeners)
        l = ProcessListener()
        n.add_process_listener(l)
        self.assertEquals([l], n.listeners)
        self.assertEquals(n.handler.listeners, n.listeners)

        # now, lets make some xmlrpc calls against it
        import roslaunch.config
        server = roslaunch.server.ROSLaunchParentNode(
            roslaunch.config.ROSLaunchConfig(), self.pmon)

        # it's really dangerous for logging when both a parent and a
        # child are in the same process, so out of paranoia, clear the
        # logging handlers
        roslaunch.core.clear_printlog_handlers()
        roslaunch.core.clear_printerrlog_handlers()

        # - register a fake child with the server so that it accepts registration from ROSLaunchChild
        child_name = 'child-%s' % time.time()
        child_proc = ChildROSLaunchProcess('foo', [], {})
        server.add_child(child_name, child_proc)

        try:
            server.start()
            self.assert_(server.uri, "server URI did not initialize")
            s = ServerProxy(server.uri)
            child_uri = 'http://fake-unroutable:1324'
            # - list children should be empty
            val = self._succeed(s.list_children())
            self.assertEquals([], val)
            # - register
            val = self._succeed(s.register(child_name, child_uri))
            self.assertEquals(1, val)
            # - list children
            val = self._succeed(s.list_children())
            self.assertEquals([child_uri], val)
        finally:
            server.shutdown('test done')
    def test_roslaunchChild(self):
        # this is mainly a code coverage test to try and make sure that we don't
        # have any uninitialized references, etc...

        from roslaunch.child import ROSLaunchChild
        
        name = 'child-%s'%time.time()
        server_uri = 'http://unroutable:1234'
        c = ROSLaunchChild(self.run_id, name, server_uri)
        self.assertEquals(self.run_id, c.run_id)
        self.assertEquals(name, c.name)
        self.assertEquals(server_uri, c.server_uri)
        # - this check tests our assumption about c's process monitor field
        self.assertEquals(None, c.pm)
        self.assertEquals(None, c.child_server)        

        # should be a noop
        c.shutdown()

        # create a new child to test _start_pm() and shutdown()
        c = ROSLaunchChild(self.run_id, name, server_uri)
        
        # - test _start_pm and shutdown logic
        c._start_pm()
        self.assert_(c.pm is not None)
        c.shutdown()

        # create a new child to test run() with a fake process
        # monitor. this requires an actual parent server to be running

        import roslaunch.config
        server = roslaunch.server.ROSLaunchParentNode(roslaunch.config.ROSLaunchConfig(), self.pmon)
        # - register a fake child with the server so that it accepts registration from ROSLaunchChild
        server.add_child(name, ChildProcessMock('foo'))
        try:
            server.start()
            self.assert_(server.uri, "server URI did not initialize")
            
            c = ROSLaunchChild(self.run_id, name, server.uri)
            c.pm = self.pmon
            #  - run should speed through
            c.run()
        finally:
            server.shutdown('test done')

        # one final test for code completness: raise an exception during run()
        c = ROSLaunchChild(self.run_id, name, server_uri)
        def bad():
            raise Exception('haha')
        # - violate some encapsulation here just to make sure the exception happens
        c._start_pm = bad
        try:
            # this isn't really a correctness test, this just manually
            # tests that the exception is logged
            c.run()
        except:
            pass
Esempio n. 5
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    def test_ROSLaunchChildNode(self):
        from roslaunch.server import ROSLaunchChildNode
        from roslaunch.server import ChildROSLaunchProcess
        pmon = self.pmon
        import roslib.params
        try:
            # if there is a core up, we have to use its run id
            run_id = roslib.params.get_param('/run_id')
        except:
            run_id = 'foo-%s'%time.time()
        name = 'foo-bob'
        server_uri = 'http://localhost:12345'
        try:
            ROSLaunchChildNode(run_id, name, server_uri, None)
            self.fail("should not allow pm as None")
        except: pass
        try:
            ROSLaunchChildNode(run_id, name, 'http://bad_uri:0', pmon)
            self.fail("should not allow bad uri")
        except: pass

        n = ROSLaunchChildNode(run_id, name, server_uri, pmon)
        self.assertEquals(run_id, n.run_id)
        self.assertEquals(name, n.name)        
        self.assertEquals(server_uri, n.server_uri)

        # tests for actual registration with server
        import roslaunch.config
        server = roslaunch.server.ROSLaunchParentNode(roslaunch.config.ROSLaunchConfig(), self.pmon)
        # - register a fake child with the server so that it accepts registration from ROSLaunchChild
        child_proc = ChildROSLaunchProcess('foo', [], {})
        server.add_child(name, child_proc)
        
        try:
            server.start()
            self.assert_(server.uri, "server URI did not initialize")
            s = ServerProxy(server.uri)

            print "SERVER STARTED"
            
            # start the child
            n = ROSLaunchChildNode(run_id, name, server.uri, pmon)            
            n.start()
            print "CHILD STARTED"            
            self.assert_(n.uri, "child URI did not initialize")            

            # verify registration
            print "VERIFYING REGISTRATION"                        
            self.assertEquals(child_proc.uri, n.uri)
            child_uri = 'http://fake-unroutable:1324'
            # - list children
            val = self._succeed(s.list_children())
            self.assertEquals([n.uri], val)
        finally:
            print "SHUTTING DOWN"                                    
            n.shutdown('test done')
            server.shutdown('test done')
Esempio n. 6
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    def test_ROSLaunchParentNode(self):
        from roslaunch.server import ROSLaunchParentNode
        from roslaunch.server import ChildROSLaunchProcess
        from roslaunch.config import ROSLaunchConfig
        from roslaunch.pmon import ProcessListener
        rosconfig = ROSLaunchConfig()
        try:
            ROSLaunchParentNode(rosconfig, None)
            self.fail("should not allow pm as None")
        except: pass
        pmon = self.pmon
        n = ROSLaunchParentNode(rosconfig, pmon)
        self.assertEquals(rosconfig, n.rosconfig)
        self.assertEquals([], n.listeners)
        self.assertEquals({}, n.child_processes)
        self.assertEquals(n.handler.listeners, n.listeners)
        self.assertEquals(n.handler.child_processes, n.child_processes)

        # test add listener
        self.assertEquals(n.handler.listeners, n.listeners)
        l = ProcessListener() 
        n.add_process_listener(l)
        self.assertEquals([l], n.listeners)
        self.assertEquals(n.handler.listeners, n.listeners)

        # now, lets make some xmlrpc calls against it
        import roslaunch.config
        server = roslaunch.server.ROSLaunchParentNode(roslaunch.config.ROSLaunchConfig(), self.pmon)

        # it's really dangerous for logging when both a parent and a
        # child are in the same process, so out of paranoia, clear the
        # logging handlers
        roslaunch.core.clear_printlog_handlers()
        roslaunch.core.clear_printerrlog_handlers()
        
        # - register a fake child with the server so that it accepts registration from ROSLaunchChild
        child_name = 'child-%s'%time.time()
        child_proc = ChildROSLaunchProcess('foo', [], {})
        server.add_child(child_name, child_proc)
        
        try:
            server.start()
            self.assert_(server.uri, "server URI did not initialize")
            s = ServerProxy(server.uri)
            child_uri = 'http://fake-unroutable:1324'
            # - list children should be empty
            val = self._succeed(s.list_children())
            self.assertEquals([], val)
            # - register
            val = self._succeed(s.register(child_name, child_uri))
            self.assertEquals(1, val)
            # - list children
            val = self._succeed(s.list_children())
            self.assertEquals([child_uri], val)
        finally:
            server.shutdown('test done')