def testSerializeWorkflow(self, path_file=None, data=None):
if self.serializer is None:
return
if path_file is None:
path_file = os.path.join(data_dir, 'spiff', 'workflow1.path')
path = open(path_file).read()
elif os.path.exists(path_file):
path = open(path_file).read()
else:
path = None
# run a workflow fresh from the spec to completion, see if it
# serialises and deserialises correctly.
workflow_without_save = run_workflow(self, self.wf_spec, path, data)
try:
serialized1 = workflow_without_save.serialize(self.serializer)
restored_wf = Workflow.deserialize(self.serializer, serialized1)
serialized2 = restored_wf.serialize(self.serializer)
except TaskNotSupportedError as e:
return
else:
self.assert_(isinstance(serialized1, self.serial_type))
self.assert_(isinstance(serialized2, self.serial_type))
self.compareSerialization(serialized1, serialized2)
# try an freshly started workflow, see if it serialises and
# deserialiases correctly. (no longer catch for exceptions: if they
# were going to happen they should have happened already.)
workflow = Workflow(self.wf_spec)
serialized1 = workflow.serialize(self.serializer)
restored_wf = Workflow.deserialize(self.serializer, serialized1)
serialized2 = restored_wf.serialize(self.serializer)
self.assert_(isinstance(serialized1, self.serial_type))
self.assert_(isinstance(serialized2, self.serial_type))
self.compareSerialization(serialized1, serialized2)
self.assertFalse(restored_wf.is_completed())
# Run it to completion, see if it serialises and deserialises correctly
# also check if the restored and unrestored ones are the same after
# being run through.
workflow_unrestored = run_workflow(self, self.wf_spec, path, data, workflow=workflow)
workflow_restored = run_workflow(self, self.wf_spec, path, data, workflow=restored_wf)
serialized1 = workflow_restored.serialize(self.serializer)
restored_wf = Workflow.deserialize(self.serializer, serialized1)
serialized2 = restored_wf.serialize(self.serializer)
self.assert_(isinstance(serialized1, self.serial_type))
self.assert_(isinstance(serialized2, self.serial_type))
self.compareSerialization(serialized1, serialized2)
serialized_crosscheck = workflow_unrestored.serialize(self.serializer)
self.assert_(isinstance(serialized_crosscheck, self.serial_type))
# compare the restored and unrestored completed ones. Because they ran
# separately, exclude the last_state_change time. Because you can have
# dynamically created tasks, don't compare (uu)ids.
self.compareSerialization(serialized_crosscheck, serialized2,
exclude_dynamic=True)
import json
from SpiffWorkflow import Workflow
from SpiffWorkflow.serializer.json import JSONSerializer
from nuclear import NuclearStrikeWorkflowSpec
serializer = JSONSerializer()
spec = NuclearStrikeWorkflowSpec()
workflow = Workflow(spec)
data = workflow.serialize(serializer)
pretty = json.dumps(data, indent=4, separators=(',', ': '))
open('workflow.json', 'w').write(pretty)
import json
from SpiffWorkflow import Workflow
from SpiffWorkflow.serializer.json import JSONSerializer
from nuclear import NuclearStrikeWorkflowSpec
serializer = JSONSerializer()
spec = NuclearStrikeWorkflowSpec()
workflow = Workflow(spec)
data = workflow.serialize(serializer)
# This next line is unnecessary in practice; it just makes the JSON pretty.
pretty = json.dumps(json.loads(data), indent=4, separators=(',', ': '))
open('workflow.json', 'w').write(pretty)
def testSerializeWorkflow(self, path_file=None, data=None):
if self.serializer is None:
return
if path_file is None:
path_file = os.path.join(data_dir, 'spiff', 'workflow1.path')
path = open(path_file).read()
elif os.path.exists(path_file):
path = open(path_file).read()
else:
path = None
# run a workflow fresh from the spec to completion, see if it
# serialises and deserialises correctly.
workflow_without_save = run_workflow(self, self.wf_spec, path, data)
try:
serialized1 = workflow_without_save.serialize(self.serializer)
restored_wf = Workflow.deserialize(self.serializer, serialized1)
serialized2 = restored_wf.serialize(self.serializer)
except TaskNotSupportedError as e:
return
else:
self.assert_(isinstance(serialized1, self.serial_type))
self.assert_(isinstance(serialized2, self.serial_type))
self.compareSerialization(serialized1, serialized2)
# try an freshly started workflow, see if it serialises and
# deserialiases correctly. (no longer catch for exceptions: if they
# were going to happen they should have happened already.)
workflow = Workflow(self.wf_spec)
serialized1 = workflow.serialize(self.serializer)
restored_wf = Workflow.deserialize(self.serializer, serialized1)
serialized2 = restored_wf.serialize(self.serializer)
self.assert_(isinstance(serialized1, self.serial_type))
self.assert_(isinstance(serialized2, self.serial_type))
self.compareSerialization(serialized1, serialized2)
self.assertFalse(restored_wf.is_completed())
# Run it to completion, see if it serialises and deserialises correctly
# also check if the restored and unrestored ones are the same after
# being run through.
workflow_unrestored = run_workflow(self,
self.wf_spec,
path,
data,
workflow=workflow)
workflow_restored = run_workflow(self,
self.wf_spec,
path,
data,
workflow=restored_wf)
serialized1 = workflow_restored.serialize(self.serializer)
restored_wf = Workflow.deserialize(self.serializer, serialized1)
serialized2 = restored_wf.serialize(self.serializer)
self.assert_(isinstance(serialized1, self.serial_type))
self.assert_(isinstance(serialized2, self.serial_type))
self.compareSerialization(serialized1, serialized2)
serialized_crosscheck = workflow_unrestored.serialize(self.serializer)
self.assert_(isinstance(serialized_crosscheck, self.serial_type))
# compare the restored and unrestored completed ones. Because they ran
# separately, exclude the last_state_change time. Because you can have
# dynamically created tasks, don't compare (uu)ids.
self.compareSerialization(serialized_crosscheck,
serialized2,
exclude_dynamic=True)
