nashorn/test/script/basic/JDK-8098578.js
author sundar
Tue, 16 Jun 2015 18:26:25 +0530
changeset 31196 2ab121636a13
child 31925 85c87bc2f1f3
permissions -rw-r--r--
8098578: Global scope is not accessible with indirect load call Reviewed-by: attila, hannesw

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/**
 * JDK-8098578: Global scope is not accessible with indirect load call
 *
 * @test
 * @run
 */

var obj = { foo: 343 };
var global = this;
var x = 434;

// indirect load call
var res = load.call(obj, {
   name: "t.js",
   // global is accessible. All declarations go into
   // intermediate inaccessible scope. "this" is global
   // User's passed object's properties are accessible
   // as variables.
   script: "foo -= 300; var bar = x; Assert.assertTrue(bar == 434); function func() {}; this"
})

// 'this' for the evaluated code is global
Assert.assertTrue(res === global);

// properties of passed object are accessible in evaluated code
Assert.assertTrue(obj.foo == 43);

// vars, functions definined in evaluated code don't go into passed object
Assert.assertTrue(typeof obj.bar == "undefined");
Assert.assertTrue(typeof obj.func == "undefined");

// vars, functions definined in evaluated code don't go leak into global
Assert.assertTrue(typeof bar == "undefined");
Assert.assertTrue(typeof func == "undefined");
Assert.assertTrue(typeof foo == "undefined");

var res = load.call(undefined, {
    name: "t1.js",
    // still global is accessible and 'this' is global
    script: "Assert.assertTrue(x == 434); this"
});

// indirect load with 'undefined' this is same as as direct load
// or load on global itself.
Assert.assertTrue(res === global);

// indirect load with 'undefined' this is same as as direct load
// or load on global itself.
var res = load.call(null, {
    name: "t2.js",
    // still global is accessible and 'this' is global
    script: "Assert.assertTrue(x == 434); this"
});
Assert.assertTrue(res === global);

// indirect load with mirror object
var mirror = loadWithNewGlobal({
    name: "t3.js",
    script: "({ foo: 'hello', x: Math.PI })"
});

var res = load.call(mirror, {
    name: "t4.js",
    script: "Assert.assertTrue(foo == 'hello'); Assert.assertTrue(x == Math.PI); this"
});
Assert.assertTrue(res === global);

// indirect load on non-script object, non-mirror results in TypeError
function tryLoad(obj) {
    try {
        load.call(obj, {
            name: "t5.js", script: "this"
        });
        throw new Error("should thrown TypeError for: " + obj);
    } catch (e if TypeError) {}
}

tryLoad("hello");
tryLoad(Math.E);
tryLoad(true);
tryLoad(false);

// indirect load of a large script
load.call({}, __DIR__ + "JDK-8098807-payload.js");