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# Force use of WSMAN for live tests
export WSM_USE_WSMAN=1

# Option to use local directory in place of a CIMServer.
# If PEGASUS_CLIENT_HOME set to a directory we attempt to use that directory
# plus /repository as the local directory for Class operation.
# To use the server instead, comment out the following line.
export PEGASUS_CLIENT_HOME=$(PEGASUS_HOME)

# Note that wsm uses the Pegasus core mak facilities driven from the following
# include.  
include $(PEGASUS_ROOT)/mak/config.mak

ifndef PEGASUS_ROOT
$(error Please define PEGASUS_ROOT)
endif

ifndef PEGASUS_HOME
$(error Please define PEGASUS_HOME)
endif

ifndef PEGASUS_PLATFORM
$(error Please define PEGASUS_PLATFORM)
endif

DIRS = src

# set up the port for wsm.  Note that we
# set it here because there are multiple "default" ports for wsman.
# Within Inova testing we use 22222 and set that in the common/defines.h
# However, the tests with Microsoft use 80 and that is set in the defines.h
# when we export or compile in the test center to make life easier.
# This also should be set to whatever the local "default" 
WSMPORT = 22222

# The default WSMADDR simply sets the port.  A user can set both the port
# and host address with the comand options WSMADDR="-s host -p port"
WSMADDR = -p $(WSMPORT)

# This controls port and host for the wsm address for the Pegasus $(CLI) commands
# in this test.  It is NOT set for local tests.  If a remote test is
# desired set it to PEGWSMADDR="-l host:port" on the make command line.
#PEGWSMADDR

#WSM_USE_SSL


include $(PEGASUS_ROOT)/mak/recurse.mak

##==============================================================================
##
## rebuild:
##
##==============================================================================

rebuild:
	$(MAKE) clean
	$(MAKE)

##==============================================================================
##
## live-tests:
##
##==============================================================================

NAMESPACE=root/cimv2
CROSSNAMESPACE=root/PG_InterOp

AUTH=

live-tests: register wsm cli
	@ echo ""
	@ echo "+++++ PASSED ALL TESTS"
	@ echo ""

wsm: wsm1 wsm2 wsm3 get put delete

## the following set of tests do passive tests against instances
## defined through the register function
wsm1: identify get1 enum1 assoc1

# Note that this is a temporary test.
identify:
	wsmidentify

# tests against static entities in the environment (created by register)
get1:
	wsmget -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=1 $(AUTH)
        ## Test to be sure we are getting from non-default namespace.
	wsmget -n $(CROSSNAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=1000 $(AUTH)

enum1:
	wsmenum -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President $(AUTH)

assoc1:
	wsmassoc -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=1 $(AUTH)
	wsmassoc -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) -R President num=1 $(AUTH)	

## The following commands test the ability to create and delete objects

wsm2: create get put delete
create:
	wsmcreate -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) \
            President num=100 first=Betty last=Boop $(AUTH)

# note that this test depends on successful create target above
get:
	wsmget -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=100 $(AUTH)
	wsmget -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) \
            PresidentLink \
            pred:President pred.num=1 \
            succ:President succ.num=2 \
	    $(AUTH)

put:
	wsmput -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=100 \
            _ num=100 first=Jane last=Doe $(AUTH)
	wsmput -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=100 _ last=Doe $(AUTH)
	wsmput -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=100 _ first=Jane $(AUTH)
	wsmput -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=100 _ num=100 $(AUTH)

delete:
	wsmdelete -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=100 $(AUTH)

## register our special classes with the cimserver
register:
	$(MAKE) -C mof install NAMESPACE=$(NAMESPACE)

wsm3: create3 get3 delete3
## Test against a second class with multiple keys.
create3:
	wsmcreate -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) WSMClass \
            key1=1 \
            key2=Hello \
            a1=one a1=two a1=two \
            a2=1 a2=2 a2=3 a2=4 \
            a3=true a3=false $(AUTH)

get3:
	wsmget -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) WSMClass key1=1 key2=Hello $(AUTH)

delete3:
	wsmdelete -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) WSMClass key1=1 key2=Hello $(AUTH)

# These tests should generate error exit since they are gets against instances that
# should not exist in the defined namespaces. 
wsmgeterr:
	-wsmget -n -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num = 1000 $(AUTH)
	-wsmget -n -n $(CROSSNAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num = 1 $(AUTH)

################################################################################
##
## Tests using cimcli
##
################################################################################

# if using Pegasus 2.5 it was CLI.  Pegasus 2.6 release and 2.7 dev changed this to
# cimcli. If you use Pegasus 2.5, change back to CLI.
CLICMD=cimcli

cli: cli1 cli2 cli3 cli4 cli5 cli6 cli7

# enumerate and enumeratename tests
cli1:

	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ei President -count 6
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ni President -count 6
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ei PresidentLink -count 6
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ni PresidentLink -count 6
# the following tests do not know how many objects they return
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ei CIM_ManagedElement
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ni CIM_ManagedElement

# get instance tests. These tests will error if the object is not found
cli2:
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) gi President.num=1
## test that we pass specific namespace since this object is only in crossnamespace
	$(CLICMD) -n $(CROSSNAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) gi President.num=1000
	

# Test reference name requests
cli3:
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) rn President.num=1 -count 3
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) rn President.num=1 -rc Presidentlink -count 2
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) rn President.num=1 -rc Presidentlink -r pred -count 2
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) rn President.num=1 -rc Presidentlink -r succ -count 2 
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) rn President.num=1 -rc successionlink -count 1
	$(CLICMD) -n $(CROSSNAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) rn VicePresident.num=1 -count 1

# reference requests
cli4:
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) r President.num=1 -count 3
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) r President.num=1 -rc Presidentlink -count 2
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) r President.num=1 -rc Presidentlink -r pred -count 2
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) r President.num=1 -rc Presidentlink -r succ -count 2 
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) r President.num=1 -rc successionlink -count 1

# association name requests

cli5:
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -count 3
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -rc President -count 2
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -ac successionlink -count 1
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -ac Presidentlink -count 2
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -ac Presidentlink -rc President -count 2
	$(CLICMD) -n $(CROSSNAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an VicePresident.num=2000 -count 1
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -ac successionlink -count 1
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -ac successionlink -count 0 -r succ
# association requests
cli6:
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -count 3
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -rc President -count 2
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -ac successionlink -count 1
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -ac Presidentlink -count 2
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -ac Presidentlink -rc President -count 2
	$(CLICMD) -n $(CROSSNAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a VicePresident.num=2000 -count 1
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -ac successionlink -count 1

# test to be sure the cli reference and association class operations are processed by the
# cimserver, not by wsm.
cli7:
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) r President.num=1 -count 3	
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) rn President.num=1 -count 3	
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -count 3	
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -count 3
		
## The following tests represent errors in Pegasus
clierrorPegasus:
        # These are caused becasue VicePresident is NOT in the $(NAMESPACE) namespace
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -ac Presidentlink -rc VicePresident -count 2
	$(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -rc VicePresident -count 1
##
## Before running this, build and register the WSMMethodProvider under
## src/providers/WSMMethodProvider.
##

invoke:
	wsminvoke WSMMethod meth p1=99 p2=true p3=Hello

##
## Repeat the test suite with the namespace name in upper case
##
namespaceCase:
	make -f Makefile live-tests NAMESPACE=ROOT/CIMV2

##
## Run the wsm tests with basic authentication.
##
## Note that this is a unix only thing now because we start the wsmserver
## There is an issue now with the initial server startup hanging sometimes.
##
testbasicauthwsm:
	wsmserver -A basic &
	make -f Makefile wsm AUTH="-A basic -u fred -w none"
	make -f Makefile killwsm

##
## Run the wsm tests with digest authentication.
##
testdigestauthwsm:
	wsmserver -A digest &
	make -f Makefile wsm AUTH="-A digest -u fred -w none"
	make -f Makefile killwsm
##
## kill the wsmserver - This is a unix only thing right now
## because it uses the unix kill command
##
killwsm:
	kill -9 wsmserver

##
## Stop server, regenerate repository, restart the server:
##
regen:
	-cimserver -s
	make -C $(PEGASUS_ROOT) repository
	-cimserver

##==============================================================================
##
## CVS tag and definition of current version:
##
##==============================================================================

MAJOR=0
MINOR=4
REVSION=02
VERSION=$(MAJOR).$(MINOR).$(REVSION)
TAG=wsm_$(MAJOR)_$(MINOR)_$(REVSION)

tag:
	@ cvs tag -F $(TAG) > /dev/null
	@ echo "Added $(TAG) tag"
##==============================================================================
##
## dist: Create a distributable set of source files compacted.
##
##==============================================================================

DISTROOT=wsm-$(VERSION)
TARDIST=$(DISTROOT).tar.gz
ZIPDIST=$(DISTROOT).zip

dist:
	rm -f /tmp/$(TARDIST)
	rm -f /tmp/$(ZIPDIST)
	rm -rf /tmp/$(DISTROOT)
	cp -r . /tmp/$(DISTROOT)
	rm -rf `find /tmp/$(DISTROOT) -name CVS`
	echo "Creating /tmp/$(TARDIST)..."
	( cd /tmp ; tar zcf $(TARDIST) $(DISTROOT) )
	echo "Creating /tmp/$(ZIPDIST)..."
	( cd /tmp/$(DISTROOT) ; zip -q -R ../$(ZIPDIST) '*' )
	rm -rf /tmp/$(DISTROOT)