/// <exception cref="System.IO.IOException"/>
private void DoRPCs(Configuration conf, bool expectFailure)
{
Server server = new RPC.Builder(conf).SetProtocol(typeof(TestRPC.TestProtocol)).SetInstance
(new TestRPC.TestImpl()).SetBindAddress(Address).SetPort(0).SetNumHandlers(5).SetVerbose
(true).Build();
server.RefreshServiceAcl(conf, new TestRPC.TestPolicyProvider());
TestRPC.TestProtocol proxy = null;
server.Start();
IPEndPoint addr = NetUtils.GetConnectAddress(server);
try
{
proxy = RPC.GetProxy <TestRPC.TestProtocol>(TestRPC.TestProtocol.versionID, addr,
conf);
proxy.Ping();
if (expectFailure)
{
NUnit.Framework.Assert.Fail("Expect RPC.getProxy to fail with AuthorizationException!"
);
}
}
catch (RemoteException e)
{
if (expectFailure)
{
Assert.True(e.UnwrapRemoteException() is AuthorizationException
);
}
else
{
throw;
}
}
finally
{
server.Stop();
if (proxy != null)
{
RPC.StopProxy(proxy);
}
MetricsRecordBuilder rb = MetricsAsserts.GetMetrics(server.rpcMetrics.Name());
if (expectFailure)
{
MetricsAsserts.AssertCounter("RpcAuthorizationFailures", 1L, rb);
}
else
{
MetricsAsserts.AssertCounter("RpcAuthorizationSuccesses", 1L, rb);
}
//since we don't have authentication turned ON, we should see
// 0 for the authentication successes and 0 for failure
MetricsAsserts.AssertCounter("RpcAuthenticationFailures", 0L, rb);
MetricsAsserts.AssertCounter("RpcAuthenticationSuccesses", 0L, rb);
}
}