mono/mcs/class/System/Test/System.Net/ServicePointTest.cs

//
// ServicePointTest.cs - NUnit Test Cases for System.Net.ServicePoint
//
// Authors:
//   Lawrence Pit ([email protected])
//   Martin Willemoes Hansen ([email protected])
//
// (C) 2003 Martin Willemoes Hansen
//

using NUnit.Framework;
using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.IO;
using System.Net;
using System.Threading;

namespace MonoTests.System.Net
{

[TestFixture]
public class ServicePointTest
{
	static private int max;
	[SetUp]
	public void SaveMax () {
		max = ServicePointManager.MaxServicePoints;
		ServicePointManager.MaxServicePoints = 0;
	}

	[TearDown]
	public void RestoreMax () {
		ServicePointManager.MaxServicePoints = max;
	}

        [Test]
		[Category ("InetAccess")]
#if TARGET_JVM
	[Ignore ("Unsupported - ServicePointManager.FindServicePoint")]
#endif
        public void All ()
        {
		ServicePoint p = ServicePointManager.FindServicePoint (new Uri ("mailto:[email protected]"));
		//WriteServicePoint ("A servicepoint that isn't really", p);			
		
		ServicePointManager.MaxServicePoints = 2;
		ServicePoint google = ServicePointManager.FindServicePoint (new Uri ("http://www.google.com"));
		try {			
			ServicePoint slashdot = ServicePointManager.FindServicePoint (new Uri ("http://www.slashdot.org"));
			Assertion.Fail ("#1");
		} catch (InvalidOperationException) { }
		ServicePointManager.MaxServicePoints = 0;
		
		//WriteServicePoint ("google before getting a webrequest", google);
		
		HttpWebRequest req = (HttpWebRequest) WebRequest.Create ("http://www.google.com");
		HttpWebResponse res = (HttpWebResponse) req.GetResponse ();			
		
		//WriteServicePoint ("google after getting a response", google);
		ServicePoint google2 = ServicePointManager.FindServicePoint (new Uri ("http://www.google.com/dilbert.html"));
		Assertion.AssertEquals ("#equals", google, google2);
		res.Close ();
		
		// in both instances property CurrentConnections is 0 according to ms.net.
		// let's see what it says when we do async operations...
		
		HttpWebRequest req2 = (HttpWebRequest) WebRequest.Create ("http://www.google.com");
		req2.Method = "PUT";
		IAsyncResult async = req2.BeginGetRequestStream (null, null);
		//WriteServicePoint ("after async BeginGetRequestStream", google);
		// CurrentConnections: 1
		Stream stream2 = req2.EndGetRequestStream (async);
		//WriteServicePoint ("after async EndGetRequestStream", google);
		// CurrentConnections: 1
		stream2.Close ();
		
		req2 = (HttpWebRequest) WebRequest.Create ("http://www.google.com");
		async = req2.BeginGetResponse (null, null);
		//WriteServicePoint ("after async BeginGetResponse", google);
		// CurrentConnections: 2
		WebResponse res2 = req2.EndGetResponse (async);
		//WriteServicePoint ("after async EndGetResponse", google);
		// CurrentConnections: 0			
		// curious that after you get the webresponse object CurrentConnections is set to 0.
		// you'd think that you'd still be connected until you close the webresponse..
		//Console.WriteLine ("ContentLength: " + res2.ContentLength);
		res2.Close ();
		
		
		// unless of course some buffering is taking place.. let's check
		Uri uri2 = new Uri ("http://freedesktop.org/Software/pkgconfig/releases/pkgconfig-0.15.0.tar.gz");
		ServicePoint sp2 = ServicePointManager.FindServicePoint (uri2);
		req2 = (HttpWebRequest) WebRequest.Create (uri2);
		async = req2.BeginGetResponse (null, null);
		//WriteServicePoint ("Large file: after async BeginGetResponse", sp2);
		// CurrentConnections: 1
		res2 = req2.EndGetResponse (async);
		//WriteServicePoint ("Large file: after async EndGetResponse", sp2);
		// CurrentConnections: 1
		// and so it shows
		//Console.WriteLine ("ContentLength: " + res2.ContentLength);
		res2.Close ();
		
		
		// what's the limit of the cache?
		req2 = (HttpWebRequest) WebRequest.Create ("http://www.apache.org/");
		res2 = req2.GetResponse ();
		sp2 = ServicePointManager.FindServicePoint (new Uri("http://www.apache.org/"));
		//WriteServicePoint ("apache", sp2);
		//Console.WriteLine ("ContentLength: " + res2.ContentLength);
		// CurrentConnections: 1
		res2.Close ();
		// curious other effect: address is actually the full Uri of the previous request
		// anyways, buffer is probably 4096 bytes
	}

	// try getting the stream to 5 web response objects	
	// while ConnectionLimit equals 2

	[Test]
	[Category ("InetAccess")]
#if TARGET_JVM
	[Ignore ("The System.Net.ServicePointManager.FindServicePoint(Uri) is not supported")]
#endif	
	public void ConnectionLimit ()
	{		
		// the default is already 2, just in case it isn't..
		ServicePointManager.DefaultConnectionLimit = 5;
		
		Uri uri = new Uri ("http://www.go-mono.com/");
		ServicePoint sp = ServicePointManager.FindServicePoint (uri);			
		WebResponse [] res = new WebResponse [5];
		for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
			//Console.WriteLine ("GOT1 : " + i);
			HttpWebRequest req = (HttpWebRequest) WebRequest.Create (uri);
			//Console.WriteLine ("GOT2 : " + i);
			res [i] = req.GetResponse ();
			//WriteServicePoint ("after getting " + (i + 1) + " web response objects", sp);
		}
		
		for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
			Stream stream = res [i].GetResponseStream();
			//Console.WriteLine ("Reading stream: " + i + " : " + stream);
			int len = 0;
			while (stream.ReadByte () != -1)
				len++;
			//Console.WriteLine ("Finished reading: " + len + " bytes");
		}
		
		for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
			res [i].Close ();
		}
	}

// Debug code not used now, but could be useful later
/*
	private void WriteServicePoint (string label, ServicePoint sp)
	{
		Console.WriteLine ("\n" + label);
		Console.WriteLine ("Address: " + sp.Address);
		Console.WriteLine ("ConnectionLimit: " + sp.ConnectionLimit);
		Console.WriteLine ("ConnectionName: " + sp.ConnectionName);
		Console.WriteLine ("CurrentConnections: " + sp.CurrentConnections);
		Console.WriteLine ("IdleSince: " + sp.IdleSince);
		Console.WriteLine ("MaxIdletime: " + sp.MaxIdleTime);
		Console.WriteLine ("ProtocolVersion: " + sp.ProtocolVersion);
		Console.WriteLine ("SupportsPipelining: " + sp.SupportsPipelining);		
	}
*/
}
}