public static void DCS_MyPersonSurrogate_Stress()
{
// This test is to verify a bug fix made in ObjectToIdCache.cs.
// There was a bug with ObjectToIdCache.RemoveAt() method which might cause
// one item be added into the cache more than once.
// The issue could happen in the following scenario,
// 1) ObjectToIdCache is used. ObjectToIdCache is used for DataContract types
// marked with [DataContract(IsReference = true)].
// 2) ObjectToIdCache.RemoveAt() is called. The method is called only when one uses
// DataContract Surrogate.
// 3) There's hash-key collision in the cache and elements are deletes at certain position.
//
// The reason that I used multi-iterations here is because the issue does not always repro.
// It was a matter of odds. The more iterations we run here the more likely we repro the issue.
for (int iterations = 0; iterations < 5; iterations++)
{
int length = 2000;
DataContractSerializer dcs = new DataContractSerializer(typeof(FamilyForStress));
dcs.SetSerializationSurrogateProvider(new MyPersonSurrogateProvider());
var members = new NonSerializablePersonForStress[2 * length];
for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)
{
var m = new NonSerializablePersonForStress("name", 30);
// We put the same object at two different slots. Because the DataContract type
// is marked with [DataContract(IsReference = true)], after serialization-deserialization,
// the objects at this two places should be the same object to each other.
members[i] = m;
members[i + length] = m;
}
MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream();
FamilyForStress myFamily = new FamilyForStress
{
Members = members
};
dcs.WriteObject(ms, myFamily);
ms.Position = 0;
var newFamily = (FamilyForStress)dcs.ReadObject(ms);
Assert.StrictEqual(myFamily.Members.Length, newFamily.Members.Length);
for (int i = 0; i < myFamily.Members.Length; ++i)
{
Assert.Equal(myFamily.Members[i].Name, newFamily.Members[i].Name);
}
var resultMembers = newFamily.Members;
for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)
{
Assert.Equal(resultMembers[i], resultMembers[i + length]);
}
}
}
public static void DCS_MyPersonSurrogate_Stress()
{
// This test is to verify a bug fix made in ObjectToIdCache.cs.
// There was a bug with ObjectToIdCache.RemoveAt() method which might cause
// one item be added into the cache more than once.
// The issue could happen in the following scenario,
// 1) ObjectToIdCache is used. ObjectToIdCache is used for DataContract types
// marked with [DataContract(IsReference = true)].
// 2) ObjectToIdCache.RemoveAt() is called. The method is called only when one uses
// DataContract Surrogate.
// 3) There's hash-key collision in the cache and elements are deletes at certain position.
//
// The reason that I used multi-iterations here is because the issue does not always repro.
// It was a matter of odds. The more iterations we run here the more likely we repro the issue.
for (int iterations = 0; iterations < 5; iterations++)
{
int length = 2000;
DataContractSerializer dcs = new DataContractSerializer(typeof(FamilyForStress));
dcs.SetSerializationSurrogateProvider(new MyPersonSurrogateProvider());
var members = new NonSerializablePersonForStress[2 * length];
for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)
{
var m = new NonSerializablePersonForStress("name", 30);
// We put the same object at two different slots. Because the DataContract type
// is marked with [DataContract(IsReference = true)], after serialization-deserialization,
// the objects at this two places should be the same object to each other.
members[i] = m;
members[i + length] = m;
}
MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream();
FamilyForStress myFamily = new FamilyForStress
{
Members = members
};
dcs.WriteObject(ms, myFamily);
ms.Position = 0;
var newFamily = (FamilyForStress)dcs.ReadObject(ms);
Assert.StrictEqual(myFamily.Members.Length, newFamily.Members.Length);
for (int i = 0; i < myFamily.Members.Length; ++i)
{
Assert.StrictEqual(myFamily.Members[i].Name, newFamily.Members[i].Name);
}
var resultMembers = newFamily.Members;
for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)
{
Assert.Equal(resultMembers[i], resultMembers[i + length]);
}
}
}