Back again with the topic. Did most of the porting on local copy, to
see how much time does it take :-)
One Observation
When using this code snippet in class XMLStreamTokenizerTestCase.java
private IoBuffer createByteBuffer() {
return IoBuffer.allocate(0, false).setAutoExpand(true);
}
was getting this error "Derived buffers and their parent can't be expanded."
When I changed the code to
private IoBuffer createByteBuffer() {
return IoBuffer.allocate(1, false).setAutoExpand(true);
}
it worked fine. I guess I am missing something here
Errors
Most of the code has been ported, stuck with 2 Test Cases
Now stuck with testing the Decoder part
The test case code is below (XMLStreamTokenizerTestCase.java). Used
ProtocolCodeSession, as used in CumulativeProtocolDecoderTest
It fails at first assert, expected is 4, but it gets 1.
public void testDecoderSimple() throws Exception {
XMLStreamTokenizer decoder = new XMLStreamTokenizer();
IoSession session = new ProtocolCodecSession();
IoBuffer firstByteBuffer = createByteBuffer();
IoBuffer secondByteBuffer = createByteBuffer();
String stanza = StanzaWriter.XML_PROLOG + "\n\r" +
"<stream:stream to='example.com' xmlns='jabber:client'
xmlns:stream='http://etherx.jabber.org/streams' version='1.0'>" +
"<trailing-stanza/>";
firstByteBuffer.putString(stanza, CHARSET_ENCODER_UTF8).flip();
MockProtocolDecoderOutput protocolDecoderOutput = new
MockProtocolDecoderOutput();
decoder.decode(session, firstByteBuffer, protocolDecoderOutput);
assertEquals(4, protocolDecoderOutput.size());
secondByteBuffer.putString("<next></next>",
CHARSET_ENCODER_UTF8).flip();
decoder.decode(session, secondByteBuffer, protocolDecoderOutput);
assertEquals(5, protocolDecoderOutput.size());
IoBuffer emptyBuffer = createByteBuffer().putString("eee",
CHARSET_ENCODER_UTF8).flip();
decoder.decode(session, emptyBuffer, protocolDecoderOutput);
assertEquals("plain must be terminated by <", 5,
protocolDecoderOutput.size());
IoBuffer termBuffer = createByteBuffer().putString("<r>",
CHARSET_ENCODER_UTF8).flip();
decoder.decode(session, termBuffer, protocolDecoderOutput);
// eee is now terminated, but r is not balanced yet
assertEquals("plain termination", 6, protocolDecoderOutput.size());
}
Will continue to debug this, meanwhile any pointers are appreciated.
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ashish
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