require 'example_helper' module Examples module EnterpriseOle fail 'OLE in UNIX??? :)' if PLATFORM::LINUX module HRESULT RPC_SERVER_UNAVALIBLE = '0x800706ba' end # 1C:Enterprise provides three OLE servers: # v8x.Application - thick client standalone OLE server # v8xC.Application - thin client standalone OLE server # v8x.ComConnector - inproc ole server for connect to: # - 1C:Enterprise application aka infobases # - 1C:Enterprise server agent # - 1C:Enterprise server working process describe 'AssLauncher provides wrappers for 1C:Enterprise Ole servers' do extend AssLauncher::Api # Wrappers returned AssLauncher::Api#ole method thick_app = ole(:thick, PLATFORM_VER) it 'Wrapper for "Thick application ole server" (aka v83.Application)' do thick_app.must_be_instance_of AssLauncher::Enterprise::Ole::ThickApplication end thin_app = ole(:thin, PLATFORM_VER) it 'Wrapper for "Thin application ole server" (aka v83c.Application)' do thin_app.must_be_instance_of AssLauncher::Enterprise::Ole::ThinApplication end external = ole(:external, PLATFORM_VER) it 'Wrapper for "External connection with infobase" (childe v83.ComConnector)' do external.must_be_instance_of AssLauncher::Enterprise::Ole::IbConnection end wpconn = ole(:wprocess, PLATFORM_VER) it 'Wrapper for "1C:Enterprise server working process connection" (childe v83.ComConnector)' do wpconn.must_be_instance_of AssLauncher::Enterprise::Ole::WpConnection end saconn = ole(:sagent, PLATFORM_VER) it 'Wrapper for "1C:Enterprise server agent connection" (childe v83.ComConnector)' do saconn.must_be_instance_of AssLauncher::Enterprise::Ole::AgentConnection end end describe 'Example for basic to use' do extend AssLauncher::Api # Get ole wrapper external = ole(:external, PLATFORM_VER) it 'Example' do # Open connection with connection string # For WpConnection and AgentConnection __connect__ # expects URI string external.__open__ TMP::EMPTY_IB_CS # Call 1C:Enterprise method #InfoBaseConnectionString external.InfoBaseConnectionString.must_equal\ TMP::EMPTY_IB_CS.to_ole_string # Close connection external.__close__ end after do external.__close__ end end describe 'Closing connection' do describe 'For standalone server it working perfect' do extend AssLauncher::Api thick_app = ole(:thick, PLATFORM_VER) it 'Connection realy closed of thick_app' do thick_app.__open__ TMP::EMPTY_IB_CS ole_array = thick_app.newObject('Array') ole_array.Count.must_equal 0 thick_app.__close__ # Fails because OLE server is down e = proc { ole_array.Count }.must_raise NoMethodError e.message.must_match %r{error code:#{HRESULT::RPC_SERVER_UNAVALIBLE}} end after do thick_app.__close__ end end describe 'For inproc server close connection working with restrictions' do # 1C inproc OLE servers haven't method for closing connection! # Connection keep alive while live ruby process. # # If in one ruby script we want to use inproc connection for some work # do in the infobase and after them we want run other connection # or application or designer with flag of exclusive mode, in this case # opened inproc connection doesn't give us to do it # # AssLauncher provide feature for closing inproc connection but # it working with restrictions. # # AssLauncher patching WIN32OLE and collect all ole objects which # generated and try kill refs calling #ole_free method for them when # #__close__ method call. # # But it works not always. Connection keep alive while have any alive # WIN32OLE refs generated this connection describe 'Case when inproc server connection realy closed' do extend AssLauncher::Api # Get standalone ole server wrapper # It is service connector thick_app = ole(:thick, PLATFORM_VER) # Get inproc ole server wrapper # It object under test external = ole(:external, PLATFORM_VER) it 'External connection realy closed' do thick_app.__open__ TMP::EMPTY_IB_CS external.__open__ TMP::EMPTY_IB_CS # We have two working sessions thick_app.GetInfoBaseSessions.Count.must_equal 2 ole_array = external.newObject('Array') ole_array.Count.must_equal 0 external.__close__ # External connection was closed # and only one working session is alive thick_app.GetInfoBaseSessions.Count.must_equal 1 # Fails 'failed to get Dispatch Interface' # because #ole_free was called while external.__close__ e = proc { ole_array.Count }.must_raise RuntimeError e.message.must_match %r{failed to get Dispatch Interface}i end after do thick_app.__close__ external.__close__ end end end end describe 'We can chose version of 1C:Enterprise ole server' do # We can choosing 1C ole server's version. # AssLauncher automatically register needed server version # and returns suitable wrapper. # # Registration version of ole server working correct only for standalone # servers such as Thin and Thick applications. # # We don't get new version of inproc ole server until old version # is loaded in memory it "Fail if 1C:Enterprise version doesn't instaled" do extend AssLauncher::Api external = ole(:external, '~> 999') e = proc { external.__open__ '' }.must_raise RuntimeError e.message.must_match %r{Platform version `~> 999' not instaled} end describe 'Choosing version of standalone ole server working perfect' do extend AssLauncher::Api thick_app = ole(:thick, PLATFORM_VER) it 'Ole server have suitable version' do thick_app.__open__ TMP::EMPTY_IB_CS system_info = thick_app.newObject('SystemInfo') real_ole_app_version = Gem::Version.new(system_info.AppVersion) real_ole_app_version.must_equal\ thick_app.instance_variable_get(:@__ole_binary__).version thick_app.__close__ end after do thick_app.__close__ end end end describe 'AssLauncher patching WIN32OLE for some reason' do describe 'Getting real Ruby objects from WIN32OLE wrapper' do # Ruby WIN32OLE automatically convert Ruby objects into IDispatch # when they passed as parameter in to OLE server's side. # When such objects returns on the Ruby's side they will keep as WIN32OLE # AssLauncher provides feature for getting real Ruby object it 'Example' do ole_server = WIN32OLE.new('Scripting.Dictionary') ruby_obj = Object.new skip 'It Segmentation fault in:'\ ' ruby 2.0.0p645 (2015-04-13 revision 50299)'\ ' [i386-cygwin]' if RUBY_VERSION == '2.0.0' # Call OLE server ole_server.add(1, ruby_obj) wrapped_obj = ole_server.items[0] # Ruby object wrapped into WIN32OLE wrapped_obj.must_be_instance_of WIN32OLE # Ask: Is it Ryuby object? wrapped_obj.__ruby__?.must_equal true # Get Ruby object wrapped_obj.__real_obj__.must_equal ruby_obj end end end end end