*bump*
I'm sure I'm just doing something stupid wrong but I really would love
to get this working right so I can write good automated tests for my
project! Please help if you can...
On Aug 25, 4:01 pm, Josh Guilfoyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to add unit tests to a service of mine that utilizes
> remote callbacks (managed by the service with RemoteCallbackList). I
> know that this service functions properly already, I am just trying to
> formalize with a unit test as I have recently discovered how to make
> instrumentation work. The service otherwise works fine except that it
> seems that the service callbacks never fire on the observing side. My
> simple test case looks similar to the following sample:
>
> -- begin paste --
>
> public void testMyService() throws RemoteException {
> IMyService svc = IMyService.Stub.asInterface(bindService(new
> Intent(this, MyService.class)));
>
> svc.registerObserver(new IMyServiceObserver.Stub() {
> public void onFoo()
> {
> Log.d(TAG, "Here I am !");
> synchronized(MyServiceTest.this) { mDone = true;
> MyServiceTest.this.notify(); }
> }
> });
>
> svc.doStuffThatWillEventuallyCallBack();
>
> synchronized(this) {
> while (mDone == false) {
> try { wait(); } catch (InterruptException e) {}
> }
> }
>
> }
>
> -- end paste --
>
> "Here I am" is never logged, in this case and the call to adb shell am
> never returns. I have verified that
> doStuffThatWillEventuallyCallback() does actually return, and the test
> thread enters the synchronized wait loop correctly. My suspicion is
> that the binder's normal transaction thread loop is somehow not the
> same in the context of an instrumented test, however I have no way to
> validate this.
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