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package com.sun.jini.test.impl.fiddler.joinadmin;
import com.sun.jini.test.share.GroupsUtil;
import com.sun.jini.qa.harness.AbstractServiceAdmin;
/**
* This class determines whether or not the lookup discovery service can
* successfully add a new set of groups to the set of groups with which it
* has been configured to join.
*
* This test attempts to add a finite set of groups containing elements
* that duplicate at least one element of the initial set groups with
* which the service is configured.
*
* In addition to verifying the capabilities of the service with respect
* to group addition, this test also verifies that the <code>addGroups</code>
* method of the <code>net.jini.discovery.DiscoveryGroupManagement</code>
* interface functions as specified. That is,
* <p>
* "Elements in the input set that duplicate elements already in the managed
* set will be ignored."
* <p>
* Note that this test class is a sub-class of the <code>AddLookupGroups</code>
* class. That parent class performs almost all of the processing for this
* test. This is because the only difference between this test and the test
* being performed by the parent class is in the contents of the set of
* groups with which the lookup discovery service under test is configured.
* Rather than running one test multiple times, editing a single shared
* configuration file for each run, running separate tests that perform
* identical functions but which are associated with different configuration
* files allows for efficient batching of the test runs. Thus, providing
* one parent test class from which all other related tests are sub-classed
* provides for efficient code re-use.
*
* @see <code>com.sun.jini.test.impl.fiddler.joinadmin.AddLookupGroups</code>
*
* @see <code>net.jini.discovery.DiscoveryGroupManagement</code>
*/
public class AddLookupGroupsDups extends AddLookupGroups {
/** Constructs and returns the set of groups to add (overrides the
* parent class' version of this method)
*/
String[] getTestGroupSet() {
AbstractServiceAdmin admin =
(AbstractServiceAdmin) manager.getAdmin(discoverySrvc);
return GroupsUtil.getGroupsWithDups(admin.getGroups());
}
}