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*/
/** * Blocker can be used to block a thread until another thread * messages the blocker to stop. This is useful for regression * tests that use swing, as most of the work for testing a swing component * is done in the event dispatching thread and the testing harness ends when * main returns. * <p>The following shows the typical usable of this class: * <pre> public static void main(String[] args) throws Throwable { ... set up the gui ... Blocker blocker = new Blocker(); blocker.blockTillDone(); }
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae) { if (failed) { blocker.testFailed(new RuntimeException("FAILED!")); } else { blocker.testPassed(); } } </pre> * When using jtreg you would include this class via something like: * <pre> @library ../../../regtesthelpers @build Blocker @run main YourTest </pre> * * <p>You can also use the method <code>createFrameWithPassFailButtons</code> * that will create a JFrame containing two buttons (pass and fail), with * the two buttons wired to pass/fail the test. Refer to the javadoc for * more info.
*/
/** * Call this from the main thread to block the reciever. Then call * either <code>testPassed</code> or <code>testFailed</code>, from * another thread to unblock the receiver. This will only throw an * exception if <code>testFailed</code> is invoked.
*/ publicvoid blockTillDone() throws Throwable { synchronized(this) { while (!done) {
wait();
}
} if (error != null) { throw error;
}
}
/** * Invoke this to stop the blocker thread. This does not change the * status of the test. This is intended for cases where you don't * know if you've failed, but want to stop the test.
*/ publicvoid stopTest() { synchronized(this) {
done = true;
notifyAll();
}
}
/** * Invoke if the test has suceeded. This will notify the main thread * causing it to stop waiting and continue, which will * cause the test to finish.
*/ publicvoid testPassed() {
stopTest(null);
}
/** * Invoke if the test has failed. <code>error</code> gives the * exception that will be thrown from the main thread. This will notify * the main thread causing it to stop waiting and continue, which will * cause the test to finish. If <code>error</code> is null, this has * The same effect as calling <code>testPassed</code>.
*/ publicvoid testFailed(Throwable error) {
stopTest(error);
}
/** * Both <code>testPassed</code> and <code>testFailed</code> call into * this. Sets the ivar, <code>done</code>, and notifies listeners * which will unblock the caller of <code>blockTillDone</code>.
*/ protectedvoid stopTest(Throwable error) { synchronized(this) { this.error = error;
done = true;
notify();
}
}
/** * Creates and returns a JFrame with two button, one that says pass, * another that says fail. The fail button is wired to call * <code>uiTestFailed</code> with <code>failString</code> and the pass * button is wired to invoked <code>uiTestPassed</code>. * <p>The content pane of the JFrame uses a BorderLayout with the * buttons inside a horizontal box with filler between them and the * pass button on the left. * <p>The returned frame has not been packed, or made visible, it is * up to the caller to do that (after putting in some useful components).
*/ public JFrame createFrameWithPassFailButtons(final String failString) {
JFrame retFrame = new JFrame("TEST");
Box buttonBox = Box.createHorizontalBox();
JButton passButton = new JButton("Pass");
JButton failButton = new JButton("Fail");
/** * This is invoked from the pass button. It in turn invokes * <code>testPassed</code>.
*/ protectedvoid uiTestPassed() {
testPassed();
}
/** * This is invoked from the fail button. It in turn invokes * <code>testFailed</code> with a RuntimeException, the contents of * which are <code>failString</code>.
*/ protectedvoid uiTestFailed(String failString) {
testFailed(new RuntimeException(failString));
}
}
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