Hyperledger caliper with composer tests fail when running

ghost commented 5 years ago

Context

I have created a test environment locally and now I am trying to test my transactions, the issue here is that all my tests fail. I do not know why, as when I use any of the other test folders like perishable-network or vehicle-lifecycle-network, with my fabric network some of the tests succeed.

This is the output of me running my own tests on the files below, I want to know why they fail and how i can possibly fix the issues:

failed

Expected Behavior

Expecting some of the test iterations to succeed

Actual Behavior

Every test iteration fails

Possible Fix

Steps to Reproduce

My logic.js file


/**
*A participant of type home in the network
*/
participant Home identified by homeId {
o   String homeId
-->   Owner    homeOwner
o   Address   address
--> Service[] services optional
--> Device[] devices optional 
}
/**
*A participant of type Service in the network
*/
participant Service identified by serviceId{
o   String serviceId
o   String serviceName
}

/* A participant of type Owner in the network */ participant Owner identified by personId{ o String personId o String firstname optional o String lastname optional }

/* An asset of type Device in the network */ participant Device identified by deviceId{ o String deviceId --> Home home o String deviceLocation o Double minimumTemperature o Double maximumTemperature o String nickname o DeviceReading[] deviceReadings optional }

abstract transaction DeviceTransaction{ --> Device device }

concept Address{ o String street o String city }

transaction DeviceReading extends DeviceTransaction{ o Double temperature o String readingTime o String readingDate }

transaction AddingHome{ --> Home home }

transaction AddDevice extends DeviceTransaction{ }

event HomeAdded{ --> Owner homeOwner --> Home home o String message }

event DeviceAdded{ --> Device device o String message }

event DeviceReadingSent{ o String message --> Device device }

event TemperatureThresholdEvent{ o String message o Double temperature o String readingTime }

transaction SetupDemo{

}

2. my logic.js file

'use strict';

/***

A temperature measurement has been sent from a device
@param {org.blockchain.model.DeviceReading} readings - the deviceReading transaction
@transaction */

async function readingReceived(readings){ const device = readings.device; const readingTime = readings.readingTime; const factory = getFactory();

console.log("Temperature received at: "+readingTime); console.log("From Device: "+device.deviceId);

if(device.deviceReadings){ device.deviceReadings.push(readings); }else{ device.deviceReadings = [readings]; }

if(readings.temperature < device.minimumTemperature || readings.temperature > device.maximumTemperature){ var temperatureEvent = factory.newEvent("org.blockchain.model","TemperatureThresholdEvent"); temperatureEvent.device = device; temperatureEvent.message = "Temperature has reached threshold! "+device.deviceId+" has a temperature of "+readings.temperature; temperatureEvent.readingTime = reading.readingTime; emit(temperatureEvent); } //add the temperature reading to the device const deviceRegistry = await getParticipantRegistry('org.blockchain.model.Device'); await deviceRegistry.update(device); }
```
3. This is the js file inside the benchmark/composer/composer-samples 
```
'use strict';

const removeExisting = require('../composer-test-utils').clearAll; const logger = require('../../../src/comm/util').getLogger('smarthomes.js'); const os = require('os'); const uuid = os.hostname() + process.pid; // UUID for client within test

module.exports.info = 'Smarthomes Network Performance Test';

let bc; let busNetConnection; let testAssetNum; let factory; let assetId; let testTransaction; const namespace = 'org.blockchain.model';

module.exports.init = async function(blockchain, context, args) { // Create Participants and Assets to use in main test bc = blockchain; busNetConnection = context; testAssetNum = args.testAssets; testTransaction = args.transaction; assetId = 0;

factory = busNetConnection.getBusinessNetwork().getFactory();

let homeRegistry = await busNetConnection.getParticipantRegistry(namespace + '.Home');
let ownerRegistry = await busNetConnection.getParticipantRegistry(namespace + '.Owner');
let deviceRegistry = await busNetConnection.getParticipantRegistry(namespace + '.Device');

let homes = new Array();
let owners = new Array();
let devices = new Array();
let populated;

switch(testTransaction){
case 'DeviceReading':
    //Received a device reading, require Homes, owners and devices. 
        // Test specified number of Owners
    owners.push(factory.newResource(namespace, 'Owner', 'OWNER_' + uuid + '_0'));

    // Test specified number of Homes
    for(let i = 0; i<testAssetNum; i++){
        let home = factory.newResource(namespace, 'Home', 'HOME_' + uuid + '_'+i);
        let homeAddress = factory.newConcept(namespace, 'Address');
        homeAddress.street = 'Problemveien '+i;
        homeAddress.city ='Oslo';
        home.address = homeAddress;
        home.homeOwner = factory.newRelationship(namespace,'Owner','OWNER_' +uuid + '_0'); 
        homes.push(home);
    }
    //Test specified number of Devices
    for(let i = 0; i <testAssetNum; i++){
        let device = factory.newResource(namespace,'Device','DEVICE_'+uuid + '_' +i); 
        device.deviceLocation = 'Kitchen'; 
        device.minimumTemperature = 25.0; 
        device.maximumTemperature = 30.0
        device.nickname = uuid;
        device.home = factory.newRelationship(namespace, 'Home', 'HOME_' + uuid + '_0');
        devices.push(device);  
    }
    populated = await ownerRegistry.exists(owners[0].getIdentifier());
    break;
case 'addingHome':
    //Transaction to add a new Home

    let home = factory.newResource(namespace,'Home', 'HOME_'+ uuid + '_0');
    home.homeOwner = factory.newRelationship(namespace,'Owner', factory.newResource(namespace,'Owner','OWNER_'+uuid + '_'+testAssetNum)); 
    let homeAddress = factory.newConcept(namespace, 'Address');
    homeAddress.street = 'Problemveien 221';
    homeAddress.city ='Oslo';
    home.address = homeAddress;
    homes.push(home); 
    populated = await homeRegistry.exists(homes[0].getIdentifier());
    break;
default:
    throw new Error("No test transaction specified in module.init"); 
}

try {
    // Conditionally add/update registries

    if (!populated) {
        logger.debug('Adding test assets ...');
        await homeRegistry.addAll(homes);
        await ownerRegistry.addAll(owners);
        await deviceRegistry.addAll(devices);
        logger.debug('Asset addition complete ...');
    } else {
        logger.debug('Updating test assets ...');
        await removeExisting(homeRegistry, 'HOME_' + uuid);
        await removeExisting(ownerRegistry, 'OWNER_' + uuid);
        await removeExisting(deviceRegistry, 'DEVICE_' + uuid);
        await homeRegistry.addAll(homes);
        await ownerRegistry.addAll(owners);
        await deviceRegistry.addAll(devices);
        logger.debug('Asset update complete ...');
    }
} catch (error) {
    logger.error('error in test init(): ', error);
    return Promise.reject(error);
}

};

module.exports.run = function() { let transaction; switch(testTransaction){ case 'DeviceReading': { transaction = factory.newTransaction(namespace, 'DeviceReading'); transaction.device = factory.newRelationship(namespace, 'Device', 'DEVICE' + uuid + '' + assetId++); transaction.temperature = 40.0; let now = new Date(); now.setDate(now.getDate()); transaction.readingDate = now; transaction.readingTime = "12:00"; break; } case 'addingHome': { transaction = factory.newTransaction(namespace, 'AddingHome'); transaction.home = factory.newRelationship(namespace, 'Home', 'HOME'+uuid+''); break; } default: { throw new Error("No valid test transaction specified in module.run"); } }

return bc.bcObj.submitTransaction(busNetConnection, transaction);

};

module.exports.end = function() { return Promise.resolve(true); };



4. im using the fabric1.1/2org1peercouchdb setup i have also tried fabric1.2/2org1peercouchdb, and also both the goleveldb folders
5. the only difference from the standard docker setup, is that i have 1 org and 4 peers. One of them being the orderer

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aklenik commented 5 years ago

@Salmanah Please either share the above files as GitHub gists, or properly format them with the triple backtick notation so it's more readable.

ghost commented 5 years ago

@Salmanah Please either share the above files as GitHub gists, or properly format them with the triple backtick notation so it's more readable.

My aplogies, I have fixed it now.

aklenik commented 5 years ago

@Salmanah Hmm, can you check the local Caliper logs (in the log/ dir if you didn't change it)? From Caliper's POV, the benchmark is run successfully. You should also add some logging to your logic.js to see what happens inside.

ghost commented 5 years ago

@aklenik I checked the local Caliper logs and added some lines where I could see that my participants were created and if the transaction is called. Everything seems to be fine, but I noticed when I wrote a console.log in my logic.js nothing seems to be printed out, I do not think that the transaction is being called. What could be the reason for that?

ghost commented 5 years ago

@aklenik I just recently found a new error from one of the peer containers. This error is just running on my chaincode, which I think is weird. The other sample chaincodes do no generate an error when run under the same environment. newest_error

aklenik commented 5 years ago

@nklincoln Any pointers about how to activate the identity for a custom example?

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iceboy220 commented 3 years ago

Hi every one I have the same problem. when my code send data to registry, all of the that be failed . can you help me(url). Untitled

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