public void AmbienceServerRunsWithSpecifiedOptions()
{
File.Delete("IntegrationTest.db");
ProcessTask task = StartAmbienceServer("/db:IntegrationTest.db /p:" + PortNumber + " /u:Test /pw:LetMeIn");
var config = new AmbienceClientConfiguration()
{
Port = PortNumber,
Credential = new NetworkCredential("Test", "LetMeIn")
};
AmbienceClient client = AmbienceClient.Connect(config);
IAmbientDataContainer container = client.Container;
container.DeleteAll();
container.Store(new Item()
{
Name = "foo", Value = 42
});
container.Store(new Item()
{
Name = "bar", Value = 40
});
Assert.AreEqual("foo", (from Item x in container where x.Value == 42 select x.Name).Single());
Assert.AreEqual(0, (from Item x in container where x.Value == 0 select x).Count());
task.Abort();
}
/// <summary>
/// Obtains a query over a data container.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// <para>
/// Client code will not call this method directly. However, it turns out that
/// the C# compiler will add an implicit call to this method when it attempts to
/// select a value from the container using LINQ syntax.
/// </para>
/// </remarks>
/// <typeparam name="T">The result type.</typeparam>
/// <param name="container">The container.</param>
/// <returns>The query object.</returns>
public static IAmbientDataQuery <T> Cast <T>(this IAmbientDataContainer container)
{
var db4oContainer = (Db4oAmbientDataContainer)container;
return(new Db4oAmbientDataQuery <T>(db4oContainer.Inner.Cast <T>()));
}
