func testBadCall(
c *gc.C,
client *rpc.Conn,
serverNotifier *notifier,
req rpc.Request,
expectedErr string,
expectedErrCode string,
requestKnown bool,
) {
serverNotifier.reset()
err := client.Call(req, nil, nil)
msg := expectedErr
if expectedErrCode != "" {
msg += " (" + expectedErrCode + ")"
}
c.Assert(err, gc.ErrorMatches, regexp.QuoteMeta(msg))
// From docs on ServerRequest:
// If the request was not recognized or there was
// an error reading the body, body will be nil.
var expectBody interface{}
if requestKnown {
expectBody = struct{}{}
}
c.Assert(serverNotifier.serverRequests[0], gc.DeepEquals, requestEvent{
hdr: rpc.Header{
RequestId: client.ClientRequestID(),
Request: req,
Version: 1,
},
body: expectBody,
})
// Test that there was a notification for the server reply.
c.Assert(serverNotifier.serverReplies, gc.HasLen, 1)
serverReply := serverNotifier.serverReplies[0]
c.Assert(serverReply, gc.DeepEquals, replyEvent{
hdr: rpc.Header{
RequestId: client.ClientRequestID(),
Error: expectedErr,
ErrorCode: expectedErrCode,
Version: 1,
},
req: req,
body: struct{}{},
})
}
func closeClient(c *gc.C, client *rpc.Conn, srvDone <-chan error) {
err := client.Close()
c.Assert(err, jc.ErrorIsNil)
err = chanReadError(c, srvDone, "server done")
c.Assert(err, jc.ErrorIsNil)
}