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function run_test() {
  //* *************************************************************************//
  // Constants

  const handlerSvc = Cc["@mozilla.org/uriloader/handler-service;1"].getService(
    Ci.nsIHandlerService
  );

  const mimeSvc = Cc["@mozilla.org/mime;1"].getService(Ci.nsIMIMEService);

  const protoSvc = Cc[
    "@mozilla.org/uriloader/external-protocol-service;1"
  ].getService(Ci.nsIExternalProtocolService);

  const prefSvc = Services.prefs;

  let noMailto = false;
  if (mozinfo.os == "win") {
    // Check mailto handler from registry.
    // If registry entry is nothing, no mailto handler
    let regSvc = Cc["@mozilla.org/windows-registry-key;1"].createInstance(
      Ci.nsIWindowsRegKey
    );
    try {
      regSvc.open(regSvc.ROOT_KEY_CLASSES_ROOT, "mailto", regSvc.ACCESS_READ);
      noMailto = false;
    } catch (ex) {
      noMailto = true;
    }
    regSvc.close();
  }

  if (mozinfo.os == "linux") {
    // Check mailto handler from GIO
    // If there isn't one, then we have no mailto handler
    let gIOSvc = Cc["@mozilla.org/gio-service;1"].createInstance(
      Ci.nsIGIOService
    );
    try {
      gIOSvc.getAppForURIScheme("mailto");
      noMailto = false;
    } catch (ex) {
      noMailto = true;
    }
  }

  //* *************************************************************************//
  // Sample Data

  // It doesn't matter whether or not this nsIFile is actually executable,
  // only that it has a path and exists.  Since we don't know any executable
  // that exists on all platforms (except possibly the application being
  // tested, but there doesn't seem to be a way to get a reference to that
  // from the directory service), we use the temporary directory itself.
  var executable = Services.dirsvc.get("TmpD", Ci.nsIFile);
  // XXX We could, of course, create an actual executable in the directory:
  // executable.append("localhandler");
  // if (!executable.exists())
  //  executable.create(Ci.nsIFile.NORMAL_FILE_TYPE, 0o755);

  var localHandler = Cc[
    "@mozilla.org/uriloader/local-handler-app;1"
  ].createInstance(Ci.nsILocalHandlerApp);
  localHandler.name = "Local Handler";
  localHandler.executable = executable;

  var webHandler = Cc[
    "@mozilla.org/uriloader/web-handler-app;1"
  ].createInstance(Ci.nsIWebHandlerApp);
  webHandler.name = "Web Handler";
  webHandler.uriTemplate = "http://www.example.com/?%s";

  // FIXME: these tests create and manipulate enough variables that it would
  // make sense to move each test into its own scope so we don't run the risk
  // of one test stomping on another's data.

  //* *************************************************************************//
  // Test Default Properties

  // Get a handler info for a MIME type that neither the application nor
  // the OS knows about and make sure its properties are set to the proper
  // default values.

  var handlerInfo = mimeSvc.getFromTypeAndExtension("nonexistent/type", null);

  // Make sure it's also an nsIHandlerInfo.
  Assert.ok(handlerInfo instanceof Ci.nsIHandlerInfo);

  Assert.equal(handlerInfo.type, "nonexistent/type");

  // Deprecated property, but we should still make sure it's set correctly.
  Assert.equal(handlerInfo.MIMEType, "nonexistent/type");

  // These properties are the ones the handler service knows how to store.
  Assert.equal(handlerInfo.preferredAction, Ci.nsIHandlerInfo.saveToDisk);
  Assert.equal(handlerInfo.preferredApplicationHandler, null);
  Assert.equal(handlerInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.length, 0);
  Assert.equal(
    handlerInfo.alwaysAskBeforeHandling,
    prefSvc.getBoolPref(
      "browser.download.always_ask_before_handling_new_types",
      false
    )
  );

  // These properties are initialized to default values by the service,
  // so we might as well make sure they're initialized to the right defaults.
  Assert.equal(handlerInfo.description, "");
  Assert.equal(handlerInfo.hasDefaultHandler, false);
  Assert.equal(handlerInfo.defaultDescription, "");

  const kExternalWarningDefault =
    "network.protocol-handler.warn-external-default";
  prefSvc.setBoolPref(kExternalWarningDefault, true);

  // XXX add more thorough protocol info property checking

  // no OS default handler exists
  var protoInfo = protoSvc.getProtocolHandlerInfo("x-moz-rheet");
  Assert.equal(protoInfo.preferredAction, protoInfo.alwaysAsk);
  Assert.ok(protoInfo.alwaysAskBeforeHandling);

  // OS default exists, injected default does not exist,
  // explicit warning pref: false
  const kExternalWarningPrefPrefix = "network.protocol-handler.warn-external.";
  prefSvc.setBoolPref(kExternalWarningPrefPrefix + "http", false);
  protoInfo = protoSvc.getProtocolHandlerInfo("http");
  Assert.equal(0, protoInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.length);
  // NOTE: this assertion will fail if the system executing the test does not
  // have a handler registered for the http protocol. This is very unlikely to
  // actually happen except on certain configurations of Linux, but one of
  // those configurations is the default WSL Ubuntu install. So, if you are
  // running this test locally and seeing a failure here, it might not be
  // anything to really worry about.
  Assert.ok(!protoInfo.alwaysAskBeforeHandling);

  // OS default exists, injected default does not exist,
  // explicit warning pref: true
  prefSvc.setBoolPref(kExternalWarningPrefPrefix + "http", true);
  protoInfo = protoSvc.getProtocolHandlerInfo("http");
  // OS handler isn't included in possibleApplicationHandlers, so length is 0
  // Once they become instances of nsILocalHandlerApp, this number will need
  // to change.
  Assert.equal(0, protoInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.length);
  Assert.ok(protoInfo.alwaysAskBeforeHandling);

  // OS default exists, injected default exists, explicit warning pref: false
  prefSvc.setBoolPref(kExternalWarningPrefPrefix + "mailto", false);
  protoInfo = protoSvc.getProtocolHandlerInfo("mailto");
  if (AppConstants.MOZ_APP_NAME == "thunderbird") {
    Assert.equal(0, protoInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.length);
  } else {
    Assert.equal(1, protoInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.length);
  }

  // Win7+ or Linux's GIO might not have a default mailto: handler
  if (noMailto) {
    Assert.ok(protoInfo.alwaysAskBeforeHandling);
  } else {
    Assert.ok(!protoInfo.alwaysAskBeforeHandling);
  }

  // OS default exists, injected default exists, explicit warning pref: true
  prefSvc.setBoolPref(kExternalWarningPrefPrefix + "mailto", true);
  protoInfo = protoSvc.getProtocolHandlerInfo("mailto");
  if (AppConstants.MOZ_APP_NAME == "thunderbird") {
    Assert.equal(0, protoInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.length);
  } else {
    Assert.equal(1, protoInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.length);
    // Win7+ or Linux's GIO may have no default mailto: handler, so we'd ask
    // anyway. Otherwise, the default handlers will not have stored preferred
    // actions etc., so re-requesting them after the warning pref has changed
    // will use the updated pref value. So both when we have and do not have
    // a default mailto: handler, we'll ask:
    Assert.ok(protoInfo.alwaysAskBeforeHandling);
    // As soon as anyone actually stores updated defaults into the profile
    // database, that default will stop tracking the warning pref.
  }
  // Now set the value stored in RDF to true, and the pref to false, to make
  // sure we still get the right value. (Basically, same thing as above but
  // with the values reversed.)
  prefSvc.setBoolPref(kExternalWarningPrefPrefix + "mailto", false);
  protoInfo.alwaysAskBeforeHandling = true;
  handlerSvc.store(protoInfo);
  protoInfo = protoSvc.getProtocolHandlerInfo("mailto");
  if (AppConstants.MOZ_APP_NAME == "thunderbird") {
    Assert.equal(0, protoInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.length);
  } else {
    Assert.equal(1, protoInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.length);
    Assert.ok(protoInfo.alwaysAskBeforeHandling);
  }

  //* *************************************************************************//
  // Test Round-Trip Data Integrity

  // Test round-trip data integrity by setting the properties of the handler
  // info object to different values, telling the handler service to store the
  // object, and then retrieving a new info object for the same type and making
  // sure its properties are identical.

  handlerInfo.preferredAction = Ci.nsIHandlerInfo.useHelperApp;
  handlerInfo.preferredApplicationHandler = localHandler;
  handlerInfo.alwaysAskBeforeHandling = false;

  handlerSvc.store(handlerInfo);

  handlerInfo = mimeSvc.getFromTypeAndExtension("nonexistent/type", null);

  Assert.equal(handlerInfo.preferredAction, Ci.nsIHandlerInfo.useHelperApp);

  Assert.notEqual(handlerInfo.preferredApplicationHandler, null);
  var preferredHandler = handlerInfo.preferredApplicationHandler;
  Assert.equal(typeof preferredHandler, "object");
  Assert.equal(preferredHandler.name, "Local Handler");
  Assert.ok(preferredHandler instanceof Ci.nsILocalHandlerApp);
  preferredHandler.QueryInterface(Ci.nsILocalHandlerApp);
  Assert.equal(preferredHandler.executable.path, localHandler.executable.path);

  Assert.ok(!handlerInfo.alwaysAskBeforeHandling);

  // Make sure the handler service's enumerate method lists all known handlers.
  var handlerInfo2 = mimeSvc.getFromTypeAndExtension("nonexistent/type2", null);
  handlerSvc.store(handlerInfo2);
  var handlerTypes = ["nonexistent/type", "nonexistent/type2"];
  handlerTypes.push("mailto");
  for (let handler of handlerSvc.enumerate()) {
    Assert.notEqual(handlerTypes.indexOf(handler.type), -1);
    handlerTypes.splice(handlerTypes.indexOf(handler.type), 1);
  }
  Assert.equal(handlerTypes.length, 0);
  // Make sure the handler service's remove method removes a handler record.
  handlerSvc.remove(handlerInfo2);
  let handlers = handlerSvc.enumerate();
  while (handlers.hasMoreElements()) {
    Assert.notEqual(
      handlers.getNext().QueryInterface(Ci.nsIHandlerInfo).type,
      handlerInfo2.type
    );
  }

  // Make sure we can store and retrieve a handler info object with no preferred
  // handler.
  var noPreferredHandlerInfo = mimeSvc.getFromTypeAndExtension(
    "nonexistent/no-preferred-handler",
    null
  );
  handlerSvc.store(noPreferredHandlerInfo);
  noPreferredHandlerInfo = mimeSvc.getFromTypeAndExtension(
    "nonexistent/no-preferred-handler",
    null
  );
  Assert.equal(noPreferredHandlerInfo.preferredApplicationHandler, null);

  // Make sure that the handler service removes an existing handler record
  // if we store a handler info object with no preferred handler.
  var removePreferredHandlerInfo = mimeSvc.getFromTypeAndExtension(
    "nonexistent/rem-preferred-handler",
    null
  );
  removePreferredHandlerInfo.preferredApplicationHandler = localHandler;
  handlerSvc.store(removePreferredHandlerInfo);
  removePreferredHandlerInfo = mimeSvc.getFromTypeAndExtension(
    "nonexistent/rem-preferred-handler",
    null
  );
  removePreferredHandlerInfo.preferredApplicationHandler = null;
  handlerSvc.store(removePreferredHandlerInfo);
  removePreferredHandlerInfo = mimeSvc.getFromTypeAndExtension(
    "nonexistent/rem-preferred-handler",
    null
  );
  Assert.equal(removePreferredHandlerInfo.preferredApplicationHandler, null);

  // Make sure we can store and retrieve a handler info object with possible
  // handlers.  We test both adding and removing handlers.

  // Get a handler info and make sure it has no possible handlers.
  var possibleHandlersInfo = mimeSvc.getFromTypeAndExtension(
    "nonexistent/possible-handlers",
    null
  );
  Assert.equal(possibleHandlersInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.length, 0);

  // Store and re-retrieve the handler and make sure it still has no possible
  // handlers.
  handlerSvc.store(possibleHandlersInfo);
  possibleHandlersInfo = mimeSvc.getFromTypeAndExtension(
    "nonexistent/possible-handlers",
    null
  );
  Assert.equal(possibleHandlersInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.length, 0);

  // Add two handlers, store the object, re-retrieve it, and make sure it has
  // two handlers.
  possibleHandlersInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.appendElement(localHandler);
  possibleHandlersInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.appendElement(webHandler);
  handlerSvc.store(possibleHandlersInfo);
  possibleHandlersInfo = mimeSvc.getFromTypeAndExtension(
    "nonexistent/possible-handlers",
    null
  );
  Assert.equal(possibleHandlersInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.length, 2);

  // Figure out which is the local and which is the web handler and the index
  // in the array of the local handler, which is the one we're going to remove
  // to test removal of a handler.
  var handler1 =
    possibleHandlersInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.queryElementAt(
      0,
      Ci.nsIHandlerApp
    );
  var handler2 =
    possibleHandlersInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.queryElementAt(
      1,
      Ci.nsIHandlerApp
    );
  var localPossibleHandler, webPossibleHandler, localIndex;
  if (handler1 instanceof Ci.nsILocalHandlerApp) {
    [localPossibleHandler, webPossibleHandler, localIndex] = [
      handler1,
      handler2,
      0,
    ];
  } else {
    [localPossibleHandler, webPossibleHandler, localIndex] = [
      handler2,
      handler1,
      1,
    ];
  }
  localPossibleHandler.QueryInterface(Ci.nsILocalHandlerApp);
  webPossibleHandler.QueryInterface(Ci.nsIWebHandlerApp);

  // Make sure the two handlers are the ones we stored.
  Assert.equal(localPossibleHandler.name, localHandler.name);
  Assert.ok(localPossibleHandler.equals(localHandler));
  Assert.equal(webPossibleHandler.name, webHandler.name);
  Assert.ok(webPossibleHandler.equals(webHandler));

  // Remove a handler, store the object, re-retrieve it, and make sure
  // it only has one handler.
  possibleHandlersInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.removeElementAt(localIndex);
  handlerSvc.store(possibleHandlersInfo);
  possibleHandlersInfo = mimeSvc.getFromTypeAndExtension(
    "nonexistent/possible-handlers",
    null
  );
  Assert.equal(possibleHandlersInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.length, 1);

  // Make sure the handler is the one we didn't remove.
  webPossibleHandler =
    possibleHandlersInfo.possibleApplicationHandlers.queryElementAt(
      0,
      Ci.nsIWebHandlerApp
    );
  Assert.equal(webPossibleHandler.name, webHandler.name);
  Assert.ok(webPossibleHandler.equals(webHandler));

  // ////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // handler info command line parameters and equality
  var localApp = Cc[
    "@mozilla.org/uriloader/local-handler-app;1"
  ].createInstance(Ci.nsILocalHandlerApp);
  var handlerApp = localApp.QueryInterface(Ci.nsIHandlerApp);

  Assert.ok(handlerApp.equals(localApp));

  localApp.executable = executable;

  Assert.equal(0, localApp.parameterCount);
  localApp.appendParameter("-test1");
  Assert.equal(1, localApp.parameterCount);
  localApp.appendParameter("-test2");
  Assert.equal(2, localApp.parameterCount);
  Assert.ok(localApp.parameterExists("-test1"));
  Assert.ok(localApp.parameterExists("-test2"));
  Assert.ok(!localApp.parameterExists("-false"));
  localApp.clearParameters();
  Assert.equal(0, localApp.parameterCount);

  var localApp2 = Cc[
    "@mozilla.org/uriloader/local-handler-app;1"
  ].createInstance(Ci.nsILocalHandlerApp);

  localApp2.executable = executable;

  localApp.clearParameters();
  Assert.ok(localApp.equals(localApp2));

  // equal:
  // cut -d 1 -f 2
  // cut -d 1 -f 2

  localApp.appendParameter("-test1");
  localApp.appendParameter("-test2");
  localApp.appendParameter("-test3");
  localApp2.appendParameter("-test1");
  localApp2.appendParameter("-test2");
  localApp2.appendParameter("-test3");
  Assert.ok(localApp.equals(localApp2));

  // not equal:
  // cut -d 1 -f 2
  // cut -f 1 -d 2

  localApp.clearParameters();
  localApp2.clearParameters();

  localApp.appendParameter("-test1");
  localApp.appendParameter("-test2");
  localApp.appendParameter("-test3");
  localApp2.appendParameter("-test2");
  localApp2.appendParameter("-test1");
  localApp2.appendParameter("-test3");
  Assert.ok(!localApp2.equals(localApp));

  var str;
  str = localApp.getParameter(0);
  Assert.equal(str, "-test1");
  str = localApp.getParameter(1);
  Assert.equal(str, "-test2");
  str = localApp.getParameter(2);
  Assert.equal(str, "-test3");

  // FIXME: test round trip integrity for a protocol.
  // FIXME: test round trip integrity for a handler info with a web handler.

  //* *************************************************************************//
  // getTypeFromExtension tests

  // test nonexistent extension
  var lolType = handlerSvc.getTypeFromExtension("lolcat");
  Assert.equal(lolType, "");

  // add a handler for the extension
  var lolHandler = mimeSvc.getFromTypeAndExtension("application/lolcat", null);

  Assert.ok(!lolHandler.extensionExists("lolcat"));
  lolHandler.preferredAction = Ci.nsIHandlerInfo.useHelperApp;
  lolHandler.preferredApplicationHandler = localHandler;
  lolHandler.alwaysAskBeforeHandling = false;
  lolHandler.appendExtension("lolcat");

  // store the handler
  Assert.ok(!handlerSvc.exists(lolHandler));
  handlerSvc.store(lolHandler);
  Assert.ok(handlerSvc.exists(lolHandler));

  // test now-existent extension
  lolType = handlerSvc.getTypeFromExtension("lolcat");
  Assert.equal(lolType, "application/lolcat");

  // test mailcap entries with needsterminal are ignored on non-Windows non-Mac.
  if (mozinfo.os != "win" && mozinfo.os != "mac") {
    prefSvc.setStringPref(
      "helpers.private_mailcap_file",
      do_get_file("mailcap").path
    );
    handlerInfo = mimeSvc.getFromTypeAndExtension("text/plain", null);
    Assert.equal(handlerInfo.preferredAction, Ci.nsIHandlerInfo.saveToDisk);
    Assert.equal(handlerInfo.defaultDescription, "sed");
  }
}