/// <summary>
/// Test that we get an AsynchronousCloseException when the DomainSocket
/// we're using is closed during a read or write operation.
/// </summary>
/// <exception cref="System.IO.IOException"/>
/// <exception cref="System.Exception"/>
private void TestAsyncCloseDuringIO(bool closeDuringWrite)
{
string TestPath = new FilePath(sockDir.GetDir(), "testAsyncCloseDuringIO(" + closeDuringWrite
+ ")").GetAbsolutePath();
DomainSocket serv = DomainSocket.BindAndListen(TestPath);
ExecutorService exeServ = Executors.NewFixedThreadPool(2);
Callable <Void> serverCallable = new _Callable_180(serv, closeDuringWrite);
// The server just continues either writing or reading until someone
// asynchronously closes the client's socket. At that point, all our
// reads return EOF, and writes get a socket error.
Future <Void> serverFuture = exeServ.Submit(serverCallable);
DomainSocket clientConn = DomainSocket.Connect(serv.GetPath());
Callable <Void> clientCallable = new _Callable_213(closeDuringWrite, clientConn);
// The client writes or reads until another thread
// asynchronously closes the socket. At that point, we should
// get ClosedChannelException, or possibly its subclass
// AsynchronousCloseException.
Future <Void> clientFuture = exeServ.Submit(clientCallable);
Thread.Sleep(500);
clientConn.Close();
serv.Close();
clientFuture.Get(2, TimeUnit.Minutes);
serverFuture.Get(2, TimeUnit.Minutes);
}
/// <summary>Test that we get a read result of -1 on EOF.</summary>
/// <exception cref="System.IO.IOException"/>
/// <exception cref="System.Exception"/>
public virtual void TestSocketReadEof()
{
string TestPath = new FilePath(sockDir.GetDir(), "testSocketReadEof").GetAbsolutePath
();
DomainSocket serv = DomainSocket.BindAndListen(TestPath);
ExecutorService exeServ = Executors.NewSingleThreadExecutor();
Callable <Void> callable = new _Callable_109(serv);
Future <Void> future = exeServ.Submit(callable);
DomainSocket conn = DomainSocket.Connect(serv.GetPath());
Thread.Sleep(50);
conn.Close();
serv.Close();
future.Get(2, TimeUnit.Minutes);
}