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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testMatchesIP()
internal virtual void TestMatchesIP()
{
// Given
HostnamePort hostnamePortSinglePort = new HostnamePort("1.2.3.4:1234");
HostnamePort hostnamePortWithRange = new HostnamePort("1.2.3.4:1234-1236");
// When & Then
// Should match, same host and port
assertTrue(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://1.2.3.4:1234")));
// Should fail, different host or port
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://1.2.3.4:1235")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://5.6.7.8:1234")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://5.6.7.8:1235")));
// Should fail, no port
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://1.2.3.4")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://5.6.7.8")));
// Should match, port in range and host the same
assertTrue(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://1.2.3.4:1234")));
assertTrue(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://1.2.3.4:1235")));
assertTrue(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://1.2.3.4:1236")));
// Should not match, different host
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://5.6.7.8:1234")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://5.6.7.8:1235")));
// Should not match, port outside of range
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://1.2.3.4:1233")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://1.2.3.4:1237")));
// Should not match, no port
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://1.2.3.4")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://5.6.7.8")));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testMatchesNullHostWithKnownHost() throws Exception
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER WARNING: Method 'throws' clauses are not available in C#:
internal virtual void TestMatchesNullHostWithKnownHost()
{
HostnamePort hostnamePortSinglePort = new HostnamePort(":1234");
string host1 = InetAddress.LocalHost.HostName;
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host1 + ":1234")));
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testPortRangeOnly()
internal virtual void TestPortRangeOnly()
{
HostnamePort hostnamePort = new HostnamePort(":1230-1240");
assertNull(hostnamePort.Host);
assertThat(hostnamePort.Port, equalTo(1230));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Ports, equalTo(new int[] { 1230, 1240 }));
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testHostnameOnly()
internal virtual void TestHostnameOnly()
{
HostnamePort hostnamePort = new HostnamePort("myhost");
assertThat(hostnamePort.Host, equalTo("myhost"));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Port, equalTo(0));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Ports, equalTo(new int[] { 0, 0 }));
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testIPv6LocalhostWithSchemeAndPort()
internal virtual void TestIPv6LocalhostWithSchemeAndPort()
{
HostnamePort hostnamePort = new HostnamePort("foo://[::1]:6362");
assertThat(hostnamePort.GetHost(null), equalTo("[::1]"));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Port, equalTo(6362));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Ports, equalTo(new int[] { 6362, 6362 }));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testIPv6Localhost()
internal virtual void TestIPv6Localhost()
{
HostnamePort hostnamePort = new HostnamePort("[::1]");
assertThat(hostnamePort.GetHost(null), equalTo("[::1]"));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Port, equalTo(0));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Ports, equalTo(new int[] { 0, 0 }));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testHostnamePortRange()
internal virtual void TestHostnamePortRange()
{
HostnamePort hostnamePort = new HostnamePort("myhost:1234-1243");
assertThat(hostnamePort.Host, equalTo("myhost"));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Port, equalTo(1234));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Ports, equalTo(new int[] { 1234, 1243 }));
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testHostnamePortRangeInversed()
internal virtual void TestHostnamePortRangeInversed()
{
HostnamePort hostnamePort = new HostnamePort("myhost:1243-1234");
assertThat(hostnamePort.Host, equalTo("myhost"));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Port, equalTo(1243));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Ports, equalTo(new int[] { 1243, 1234 }));
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testSinglePortOnly()
internal virtual void TestSinglePortOnly()
{
HostnamePort hostnamePort = new HostnamePort(":1234");
assertNull(hostnamePort.Host);
assertThat(hostnamePort.Port, equalTo(1234));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Ports, equalTo(new int[] { 1234, 1234 }));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testIPv6AddressWithSchemeAndPort()
internal virtual void TestIPv6AddressWithSchemeAndPort()
{
HostnamePort hostnamePort = new HostnamePort("foo://[ff02::1:1]:9191");
assertThat(hostnamePort.GetHost(null), equalTo("[ff02::1:1]"));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Port, equalTo(9191));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Ports, equalTo(new int[] { 9191, 9191 }));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testIPv6Address()
internal virtual void TestIPv6Address()
{
HostnamePort hostnamePort = new HostnamePort("[2001:cdba:0:0:0:0:3257:9652]");
assertThat(hostnamePort.GetHost(null), equalTo("[2001:cdba:0:0:0:0:3257:9652]"));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Port, equalTo(0));
assertThat(hostnamePort.Ports, equalTo(new int[] { 0, 0 }));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testGetHostAddressUnknown()
internal virtual void TestGetHostAddressUnknown()
{
// Given
string unknownHost = "unknownHost";
assertThrows(typeof(UnknownHostException), () => InetAddress.getByName(unknownHost));
// should return hostname when it is unknown
assertThat(HostnamePort.GetHostAddress(unknownHost, "default"), equalTo(unknownHost));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testMatchesNullHostWithUnknownHost()
internal virtual void TestMatchesNullHostWithUnknownHost()
{
// Given
HostnamePort hostnamePortSinglePort = new HostnamePort(":1234");
string unknownHost = "unknownHost";
assertThrows(typeof(UnknownHostException), () => InetAddress.getByName(unknownHost));
// When & Then
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost + ":1234")));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testGetHostAddress() throws Exception
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER WARNING: Method 'throws' clauses are not available in C#:
internal virtual void TestGetHostAddress()
{
// Given
string hostName = InetAddress.LocalHost.HostName;
// When & Then
// should return default, when host is null
assertThat(HostnamePort.GetHostAddress(null, "default"), equalTo("default"));
// should return host ip address when host is known
assertThat(HostnamePort.GetHostAddress(hostName, "default"), equalTo(hostName));
}
public override bool Equals(object o)
{
if (this == o)
{
return(true);
}
if (o == null || this.GetType() != o.GetType())
{
return(false);
}
HostnamePort that = ( HostnamePort )o;
return(Objects.Equals(_host, that._host) && Arrays.Equals(_ports, that._ports));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testMatchesKnownHostWithIP() throws Exception
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER WARNING: Method 'throws' clauses are not available in C#:
internal virtual void TestMatchesKnownHostWithIP()
{
// Given
string hostname1 = InetAddress.LocalHost.HostName.replace('.', '-');
string host1 = InetAddress.LocalHost.HostAddress;
// Building fake IP for host2
StringBuilder host2 = new StringBuilder();
string[] host1Parts = host1.Split("\\.", true);
foreach (string part in host1Parts)
{
int partnum = int.Parse(part);
host2.Append(++partnum % 256 + ".");
}
host2.Remove(host2.Length - 1, 1);
HostnamePort hostnamePortSinglePort = new HostnamePort(hostname1 + ":1234");
HostnamePort hostnamePortWithRange = new HostnamePort(hostname1 + ":1234-1236");
// When & Then
// Should match, same host and port
assertTrue(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + hostname1 + ":1234")));
// Should fail, different host or port
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + hostname1 + ":1235")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host2 + ":1234")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host2 + ":1235")));
// Should fail, no port
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host1)));
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host2)));
// Should match, port in range and host the same
assertTrue(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + hostname1 + ":1234")));
assertTrue(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + hostname1 + ":1235")));
assertTrue(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + hostname1 + ":1236")));
// Should not match, different host
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host2 + ":1234")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host2 + ":1235")));
// Should not match, port outside of range
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + hostname1 + ":1233")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + hostname1 + ":1237")));
// Should not match, no port
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + hostname1)));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host2)));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testMatchesUnknownHosts() throws Exception
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER WARNING: Method 'throws' clauses are not available in C#:
internal virtual void TestMatchesUnknownHosts()
{
// Given
string knownHost = InetAddress.LocalHost.HostName;
string unknownHost1 = "unknownHost1";
string unknownHost2 = "unknownHost2";
assertThrows(typeof(UnknownHostException), () => InetAddress.getByName(unknownHost1));
assertThrows(typeof(UnknownHostException), () => InetAddress.getByName(unknownHost2));
HostnamePort hostnamePortSinglePort = new HostnamePort(unknownHost1 + ":1234");
HostnamePort hostnamePortWithRange = new HostnamePort(unknownHost1 + ":1234-1236");
// When & Then
// Should match, same host and port
assertTrue(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost1 + ":1234")));
// Should fail, different host or port
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost1 + ":1235")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost2 + ":1234")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost2 + ":1235")));
// Should fail, no port
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost1 + "")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost2 + "")));
// Unknown host should never match with any IP or known host
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://1.2.3.4:1234")));
// Should return false with any other known host
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + knownHost + ":1234")));
// Should match, port in range and host the same
assertTrue(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost1 + ":1234")));
assertTrue(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost1 + ":1235")));
assertTrue(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost1 + ":1236")));
// Should not match, different host
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost2 + ":1234")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost2 + ":1235")));
// Should not match, port outside of range
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost1 + ":1233")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost1 + ":1237")));
// Should not match, no port
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost1)));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost2)));
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testMatchesKnownHostWithHostUnknown() throws Exception
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER WARNING: Method 'throws' clauses are not available in C#:
internal virtual void TestMatchesKnownHostWithHostUnknown()
{
// Given
string host1 = InetAddress.LocalHost.HostName;
string unknownHost = "unknownHost";
assertThrows(typeof(UnknownHostException), () => InetAddress.getByName(unknownHost));
HostnamePort hostnamePortSinglePort = new HostnamePort(host1 + ":1234");
HostnamePort hostnamePortWithRange = new HostnamePort(host1 + ":1234-1236");
// When & Then
// should return false if matched with any unknown host
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost + ":1234")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost + ":1234")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost + ":1235")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + unknownHost + ":1236")));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testMatchesKnownHostWithHost() throws Exception
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER WARNING: Method 'throws' clauses are not available in C#:
internal virtual void TestMatchesKnownHostWithHost()
{
// Given
string host1 = InetAddress.LocalHost.HostName.replace('.', '-');
// any other hostname?
string host2 = "neo4j.org";
assertDoesNotThrow(() => InetAddress.getByName(host2));
assumeFalse(host1.Equals(host2));
HostnamePort hostnamePortSinglePort = new HostnamePort(host1 + ":1234");
HostnamePort hostnamePortWithRange = new HostnamePort(host1 + ":1234-1236");
// When & Then
// Should match, same host and port
assertTrue(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host1 + ":1234")));
// Should fail, different host or port
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host1 + ":1235")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host2 + ":1234")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host2 + ":1235")));
// Should fail, no port
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host1)));
assertFalse(hostnamePortSinglePort.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host2)));
// Should match, port in range and host the same
assertTrue(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host1 + ":1234")));
assertTrue(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host1 + ":1235")));
assertTrue(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host1 + ":1236")));
// Should not match, different host
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host2 + ":1234")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host2 + ":1235")));
// Should not match, port outside of range
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host1 + ":1233")));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host1 + ":1237")));
// Should not match, no port
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host1)));
assertFalse(hostnamePortWithRange.Matches(URI.create("ha://" + host2)));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void testDefaultHost()
internal virtual void TestDefaultHost()
{
HostnamePort hostnamePort = new HostnamePort(":1234");
assertThat(hostnamePort.GetHost("1.2.3.4"), equalTo("1.2.3.4"));
}
