public void TestSerialization()
{
Directory directory = NewDirectory();
IndexWriterConfig config = new IndexWriterConfig(TEST_VERSION_CURRENT, null);
config.IndexDeletionPolicy = new SnapshotDeletionPolicy(config.IndexDeletionPolicy);
IndexWriter writer = new IndexWriter(directory, config);
writer.AddDocument(new Document());
writer.Commit();
IRevision revision = new IndexRevision(writer);
SessionToken session1 = new SessionToken("17", revision);
MemoryStream baos = new MemoryStream();
session1.Serialize(new DataOutputStream(baos));
byte[] b = baos.ToArray();
SessionToken session2 = new SessionToken(new DataInputStream(new MemoryStream(b)));
assertEquals(session1.Id, session2.Id);
assertEquals(session1.Version, session2.Version);
assertEquals(1, session2.SourceFiles.Count);
assertEquals(session1.SourceFiles.Count, session2.SourceFiles.Count);
assertEquals(session1.SourceFiles.Keys, session2.SourceFiles.Keys);
IList <RevisionFile> files1 = session1.SourceFiles.Values.First();
IList <RevisionFile> files2 = session2.SourceFiles.Values.First();
assertEquals(files1, files2);
IOUtils.Dispose(writer, directory);
}
public void TestSerialization()
{
Directory directory = NewDirectory();
IndexWriterConfig config = new IndexWriterConfig(TEST_VERSION_CURRENT, null);
config.IndexDeletionPolicy = new SnapshotDeletionPolicy(config.IndexDeletionPolicy);
IndexWriter writer = new IndexWriter(directory, config);
writer.AddDocument(new Document());
writer.Commit();
IRevision revision = new IndexRevision(writer);
SessionToken session1 = new SessionToken("17", revision);
MemoryStream baos = new MemoryStream();
session1.Serialize(new DataOutputStream(baos));
byte[] b = baos.ToArray();
SessionToken session2 = new SessionToken(new DataInputStream(new MemoryStream(b)));
assertEquals(session1.Id, session2.Id);
assertEquals(session1.Version, session2.Version);
assertEquals(1, session2.SourceFiles.Count);
assertEquals(session1.SourceFiles.Count, session2.SourceFiles.Count);
// LUCENENET: Collections don't compare automatically in .NET and J2N has no structural equality
// checking on Keys, so using CollectionAssert here. This is set
// equality (where order doesn't matter) because in Java the keys and values collections are sets.
CollectionAssert.AreEquivalent(session1.SourceFiles.Keys, session2.SourceFiles.Keys);
IList <RevisionFile> files1 = session1.SourceFiles.Values.First();
IList <RevisionFile> files2 = session2.SourceFiles.Values.First();
assertEquals(files1, files2, aggressive: false);
IOUtils.Dispose(writer, directory);
}
