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Dalvik has always gotten this wrong in JNI. The JNI test validates this
bogus behavior. When we fix bug 5652725 we should flip this test.
Bug: http://b/5652725
(cherry picked from commit 869d688ff420133d88647c375fd225920ffcecda)
Change-Id: I44b7b53eb9704ddebdae0c824a4fc4234b7fbe03
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Change-Id: Ibf2051fae4b5026a4a14fcdc27be71415520d117
(cherry picked from commit cd8016c67b7f215bf374467257ede53197c44423)Conflicts:
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Change-Id: I88dd48b09b9148246884a1c84b26787500c24569
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A bug in OpenSSL's dso_lib code was masking the true failure reason for
this test. If it has a library name set, it would search the path for
it. However, after the first failed try, it would store the error on the
OpenSSL error stack, and then the next tries would fail.
Changed to using ID instead of library name so we can get truer
behavior. This necessitates changing the test ENGINE's ID to match what
the library name is.
Change-Id: I1acd1bffd6756ec3a527221cf19c6f2067ffc1a8
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Change-Id: Id5a77b41549944d7deffda0e2a4e60dbbd26184e
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This sets up some of the testing infrastructure to allow us to test all
the ENGINE-related test paths in the NativeCrypto code.
Change-Id: I21f3dbebbaa90327d48a99020ae3a3e90624cc75
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