internal async Task Relational_ChangeStorageFormatFromBinaryToJsonInMemory_WriteRead(string grainType, GrainReference grainReference, GrainState <TestState1> grainState)
{
//Use the default binary serializer and deserializer. Now the data in the storage is in binary format.
var initialVersion = grainState.ETag;
await PersistenceStorageTests.Store_WriteRead(grainType, grainReference, grainState);
var firstVersion = grainState.ETag;
Assert.NotEqual(initialVersion, firstVersion);
//Change the serializer and deserializer to a JSON one. The real world situation might be more complicated that the data
//might not be in memory upon first read but the previous serializer format would need to used to retrieve data and the
//new one to write and after that the new one used to both read and write data.
//Change both the serializer and deserializer and do writing and reading once more just to be sure.
((AdoNetStorageProvider)PersistenceStorageTests.Storage).StorageSerializationPicker = JsonPicker;
await PersistenceStorageTests.Store_WriteRead(grainType, grainReference, grainState);
var secondVersion = grainState.ETag;
Assert.NotEqual(firstVersion, secondVersion);
}
internal async Task Relational_Xml_WriteReadStreaming(string grainType, GrainReference grainReference, GrainState <TestStateGeneric1 <string> > grainState)
{
((AdoNetStorageProvider)PersistenceStorageTests.Storage).StorageSerializationPicker = XmlStreamingPicker;
await PersistenceStorageTests.Store_WriteRead(grainType, grainReference, grainState);
}
internal async Task Relational_Json_WriteRead(string grainType, GrainReference grainReference, GrainState <TestStateGeneric1 <string> > grainState)
{
((AdoNetGrainStorage)PersistenceStorageTests.Storage).StorageSerializationPicker = JsonPicker;
await PersistenceStorageTests.Store_WriteRead(grainType, grainReference, grainState);
}
