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Update web-platform-tests to revision 000905d008db2538360020335bc2dbba16d322b5.

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Ms2ger 2015-04-16 12:51:35 +02:00
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tests/wpt/web-platform-tests/XMLHttpRequest/resources/xmlhttprequest-timeout-aborted.js
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@ -2,14 +2,14 @@ if (this.document === undefined)
importScripts("xmlhttprequest-timeout.js");
/*
This sets up three requests:
The first request will only be open()ed, not aborted, timeout will be 400 but will never triggered because send() isn't called.
After a 1 second delay, the test asserts that no load/error/timeout/abort events fired
The first request will only be open()ed, not aborted, timeout will be TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT but will never triggered because send() isn't called.
After TIME_NORMAL_LOAD, the test asserts that no load/error/timeout/abort events fired
Second request will be aborted immediately after send(), test asserts that abort fired
Third request is set up to call abort() after a 1 second delay, but it also has a 400ms timeout. Asserts that timeout fired.
(abort() is called 600ms later and should not fire an abort event per spec. This is untested!)
Third request is set up to call abort() after TIME_NORMAL_LOAD, but it also has a TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT timeout. Asserts that timeout fired.
(abort() is called later and should not fire an abort event per spec. This is untested!)
*/
runTestRequests([ new AbortedRequest(false),
new AbortedRequest(true, -1),
new AbortedRequest(true, TIME_NORMAL_LOAD) ]);
new AbortedRequest(true, -1),
new AbortedRequest(true, TIME_NORMAL_LOAD) ]);

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tests/wpt/web-platform-tests/XMLHttpRequest/resources/xmlhttprequest-timeout-abortedonmain.js
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/*
This test sets up two requests:
This test sets up two requests:
one that gets abort()ed from a 0ms timeout (0ms will obviously be clamped to whatever the implementation's minimal value is), asserts abort event fires
one that will be aborted after 200ms (TIME_DELAY), (with a timeout at 400ms) asserts abort event fires. Does not assert that the timeout event does *not* fire.
one that will be aborted after TIME_DELAY, (with a timeout at TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT) asserts abort event fires. Does not assert that the timeout event does *not* fire.
*/
runTestRequests([ new AbortedRequest(true, 0),
new AbortedRequest(true, TIME_DELAY) ]);
new AbortedRequest(true, TIME_DELAY) ]);

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tests/wpt/web-platform-tests/XMLHttpRequest/resources/xmlhttprequest-timeout-overrides.js
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importScripts("xmlhttprequest-timeout.js");
/*
Sets up three requests to a resource that will take 0.6 seconds to load:
1) timeout first set to 1000ms, after 400ms timeout is set to 0, asserts load fires
2) timeout first set to 1000ms, after 200ms timeout is set to 400, asserts load fires (race condition..?!?)
3) timeout first set to 0, after 400ms it is set to 1000, asserts load fires
1) timeout first set to TIME_NORMAL_LOAD, after TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT timeout is set to 0, asserts load fires
2) timeout first set to TIME_NORMAL_LOAD, after TIME_DELAY timeout is set to TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT, asserts load fires (race condition..?!?)
3) timeout first set to 0, after TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT it is set to TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT * 10, asserts load fires
*/
runTestRequests([ new RequestTracker(true, "timeout disabled after initially set", TIME_NORMAL_LOAD, TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT, 0),
new RequestTracker(true, "timeout overrides load after a delay", TIME_NORMAL_LOAD, TIME_DELAY, TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT),
new RequestTracker(true, "timeout enabled after initially disabled", 0, TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT, TIME_NORMAL_LOAD * 10) ]);
new RequestTracker(true, "timeout overrides load after a delay", TIME_NORMAL_LOAD, TIME_DELAY, TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT),
new RequestTracker(true, "timeout enabled after initially disabled", 0, TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT, TIME_NORMAL_LOAD * 10) ]);

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tests/wpt/web-platform-tests/XMLHttpRequest/resources/xmlhttprequest-timeout-overridesexpires.js
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if (this.document === undefined)
importScripts("xmlhttprequest-timeout.js");
/*
Starts three requests:
1) XHR to resource which will take a least 600ms with timeout initially set to 1000ms. After 800ms timeout is supposedly reset to 200ms,
but the resource should have finished loading already. Asserts "load" fires.
2) XHR with initial timeout set to 1000, after 400ms sets timeout to 300ms. Asserts "timeout" fires.
(Originally new value was 200ms. Race condition-y. Setting the new timeout to 300ms would be a better test of the "measured from start of fetching" requirement.)
3) XHR with initial timeout set to 200, after 400ms sets timeout to 500ms. Asserts "timeout" fires (the change happens when timeout already fired and the request is done).
Starts three requests:
1) XHR to resource which will take a least TIME_XHR_LOAD ms with timeout initially set to TIME_NORMAL_LOAD ms. After TIME_LATE_TIMEOUT ms timeout is supposedly reset to TIME_DELAY ms,
but the resource should have finished loading already. Asserts "load" fires.
2) XHR with initial timeout set to TIME_NORMAL_LOAD, after TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT sets timeout to TIME_DELAY+100. Asserts "timeout" fires.
3) XHR with initial timeout set to TIME_DELAY, after TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT sets timeout to 500ms. Asserts "timeout" fires (the change happens when timeout already fired and the request is done).
*/
runTestRequests([ new RequestTracker(true, "timeout set to expiring value after load fires", TIME_NORMAL_LOAD, TIME_LATE_TIMEOUT, TIME_DELAY),
new RequestTracker(true, "timeout set to expired value before load fires", TIME_NORMAL_LOAD, TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT, TIME_DELAY+100),
new RequestTracker(true, "timeout set to non-expiring value after timeout fires", TIME_DELAY, TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT, 500) ]);
new RequestTracker(true, "timeout set to expired value before load fires", TIME_NORMAL_LOAD, TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT, TIME_DELAY+100),
new RequestTracker(true, "timeout set to non-expiring value after timeout fires", TIME_DELAY, TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT, 500) ]);

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tests/wpt/web-platform-tests/XMLHttpRequest/resources/xmlhttprequest-timeout-runner.js
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function testResultCallbackHandler(event) {
if (event.data == "done") {
done();
@ -16,5 +17,5 @@ function testResultCallbackHandler(event) {
window.addEventListener("message", testResultCallbackHandler);
// Setting up testharness.js
setup({ explicit_done: true, timeout: 30 * 1000 });
setup({ explicit_done: true });

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tests/wpt/web-platform-tests/XMLHttpRequest/resources/xmlhttprequest-timeout.js
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request handlers.
*/
var TIME_NORMAL_LOAD = 1000;
var TIME_LATE_TIMEOUT = 800;
var TIME_XHR_LOAD = 600;
var TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT = 400;
var TIME_SYNC_TIMEOUT = 200;
var TIME_DELAY = 200;
var TIME_NORMAL_LOAD = 5000;
var TIME_LATE_TIMEOUT = 4000;
var TIME_XHR_LOAD = 3000;
var TIME_REGULAR_TIMEOUT = 2000;
var TIME_SYNC_TIMEOUT = 1000;
var TIME_DELAY = 1000;
/*
* This should point to a resource that responds with a text/plain resource after a delay of TIME_XHR_LOAD milliseconds.