This fixes the following cases for us:
android.net.cts.ConnectivityManagerTest#testGetAllNetworkInfo
android.net.cts.ConnectivityManagerTest#testGetNetworkInfo
android.net.cts.ConnectivityManagerTest#testIsNetworkSupported
android.net.cts.ConnectivityManagerTest#testRequestRouteToHost
android.net.cts.ConnectivityManagerTest#testSetNetworkPreference
We need to use the prebuilt binary but that has dependency to
private resource identities that differs in our environment. With
this change the resources are looked up in run-time to avoid the
build time dependency.
Change-Id: I6579338b591ca7a0da3f03f796136269c7789780
It is too late to fix the duplicate events, and they may have existed
in JB-MR2 as well. So fixing CTS to ignore them for now.
Bug: 11049532
Change-Id: I0785a32dbac04eacb6994b428b12ce1ec27945d2
Couple of lines were just wrong (typo?) - and I have reduced our dependence
on multiple static IPs (used to test reverse mapping). It can still get
broken when external servers change their IP addresses though.
Bug: 8658901
Change-Id: I745c958df2f61130798552f0f5f736c73fb5de30
Flushing TCP traffic isn't reliable enough to force a packet on the socket,
even with Nagle disabled.
The kernel's socket sendto() is being invoked with 1024 bytes each time,
but something deeper in the stack is merging packets.
So now we wait 5ms between each of the 1024 packets after flushing.
This allows running the test overnight in a loop without failure
instead of only ~5 times.
The error messages are now more detailed.
Bug: 10668088
Change-Id: Ic47bec81c6dba2fad8b96eb4a41f183115c371de
IPv6 ping socket support is needed for apps to successfully run
ping6, but the kernel support was only merged recently. This
test ensures that the required kernel support is available.
Bug: 9701153
Change-Id: Ieac32ca9dbcaf3890fa3e57c1326fa83787ac6d1
Even if you disable wifi the supplicant will still be pingable
if we're set in always scanning mode. Make the test aware.
bug:9545987
Change-Id: I7f1bd0166b877a706de51f8ef169355c98ae25a3
- Use getMobileBlabla() instead of getTotalBlabla()
- Have getTotalBlabla() reflect the fact that it includes loopback.
- Adjust checks to take headers, acks, and packet counts into account.
Change-Id: I9e1dfbbbdb9a6f932a14a2e3baee7a34469b9008
Checks java and native calls.
Adds some performance tests, but need to look at how that should be used.
Change-Id: I158164829da13302d9532275cef3482c4736168e
WifiManagerTest was waiting for SUPPLICANT_STATE_CHANGED_ACTION
after enabling or disabling WiFi. Fix the code to check if the
WiFi state is already the desired state, and if not, to wait for
the WIFI_STATE_CHANGED_ACTION broadcast intent.
Bug: 7082455
Change-Id: Id1c2242c32311084f5587ea5403f6b227d1b8b04
Ensure the packet count test does not fail due to a single attempt.
Our goal is to just ensure the packet count API exists.
Bug: 7001746
Change-Id: I8c6604528946166969126cd5b085024f81790a77
The new WiFi watchdog requires kernel/driver to export some packet loss
counters. This CTS tests whether those counters are correctly exported.
Change-Id: Ic764eff64ff2ef354b46f17e46eb74b14f191e4c
wifiConfigurations returned by getConfiguredNetworks() can be null.
It is only incidental that this test passed fine in the past.
Bug: 6822950
Change-Id: I570ab6e7fd6cc5eb150914a5d7ca527ccc2f16cd
Poll a bit longer waiting for getNetworkId and getWifiState to return
the proper values. The bug reports seem to indicate that the WiFi
is shutting down properly.
Add a new static check method to PollingCheck that I think is simpler
than the existing way of creating a new PollingCheck, overriding
check, and then making sure to call run. This new variation also allows
you to specify a message rather than just "unexpected timeout."
Bug 6443337
Change-Id: I9f7c942f6e26b957bb717b58b1ab984acc556bf7
Check if type of network is supported on the devices.
The device supporting TYPE_WIFI returns failureCode(-1).
But, not supported device returns wifiOnlyStartFailureCode or
wifiOnlyStopFailureCode.
Change-Id: I070bb19f6740367c476e78b884c2a36d111ff3ee
