Trying to figure out how to implement my WINC like compatibility layer. Going the emulation way is probably not so smart. We should not use the kernel but rather hook native functions in the Exec calls.
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// Description:
// e32test\power\t_domain_slave.cpp
//
//
#include <e32power.h>
#include <e32test.h>
#include <domainmember.h>
#include <domainmanager.h>
#include <e32panic.h>
#include <e32debug.h>
LOCAL_D RTest test(_L(" T_DOMAIN_SLAVE "));
// This will be run in its own thread as part of test #1. It should get killed when trying to connect
// to the manager without appropriate caps set
TInt IncorrectClient(TAny*)
{
RDmDomain domain;
TInt r = domain.Connect(KDmIdRoot);
RDmDomainManager manager;
r = manager.Connect();
return(r);
}
GLDEF_C TInt E32Main()
{
test.Title();
test.Start(_L("Testing"));
// test.Next(_L("test security"));
// Get arguments from the command line
TInt len = User::CommandLineLength();
test (len);
TInt size = len * sizeof(TUint16);
test (size == sizeof(TInt));
TInt arg;
TPtr cmd((TUint16*) &arg, len);
User::CommandLine(cmd);
TInt expected_result = PlatSec::IsCapabilityEnforced(ECapabilityPowerMgmt) ? KErrPermissionDenied : KErrNone;
switch(arg)
{
case 0:
{
// This is the original t_domain_slave test, minus the panicking parts which now get
// tested as case 1.
test.Next(_L("test security -- 0"));
RDmDomain domain;
TInt r = domain.Connect(KDmIdRoot);
test (r == expected_result);
break;
}
case 1:
{
test.Next(_L("test security -- 1"));
TBool jit = User::JustInTime();
User::SetJustInTime(EFalse);
_LIT(KPanicThread, "PanicThread");
RThread testThread;
TInt tt=testThread.Create(KPanicThread, IncorrectClient, KDefaultStackSize,
NULL, NULL);
test (KErrNone == tt);
TRequestStatus tStatus;
// testThread.Logon(tStatus);
RUndertaker deathChecker;
TInt dcOK = deathChecker.Create();
test (KErrNone == dcOK);
TInt nextDeadThread;
deathChecker.Logon(tStatus, nextDeadThread);
// threads are created in a suspended state. calling resume here starts the thread.
testThread.Resume();
User::WaitForRequest(tStatus);
// If thread suicided for the correct reason --> successful test
// NB. KErrPermissionDenied means that the server refused the
// connection because of incorrect capabilities
RThread corpse;
corpse.SetHandle(nextDeadThread);
RDebug::Printf("Subthread exit type: %d", corpse.ExitType() );
RDebug::Printf("Subthread exit reason: %d",corpse.ExitReason() );
test (corpse.ExitType() == EExitKill);
test (corpse.ExitReason() == KErrPermissionDenied);
corpse.Close();
// close the RUndertaker and test thread
deathChecker.Close();
CLOSE_AND_WAIT(testThread);
User::SetJustInTime(jit);
break;
}
default:
User::Panic(_L("USER"), EInvariantFalse);
break;
}
test.End();
return KErrNone;
}