Fix random failing ServiceSupplierTestCase.testOptionalReferences eclipse-platform#488

The ServiceSupplierTestCase.testOptionalReferences test case randomly
fails. The test aims to wait for services to be enabled or disabled, but
it only waits until a single value is changed although it asserts that
multiple values are changed afterwards. This is a race condition, as the
order in which the values are changed or in which the changes are
visible is non-deterministic, also due to missing memory barriers.

This change addresses this issue via two means:
1. it makes the fields of the asserted values volatile to ensure that
changed values eventually become visible to the UI thread
2. it waits for all values to be changed before asserting their values
to allow different orders of value changes

Author: HeikoKlare

runtime/tests/org.eclipse.e4.core.tests/src/org/eclipse/e4/core/internal/tests/di/extensions/ServiceSupplierTestCase.java

@@ -73,11 +73,11 @@ public static class TestDisabledBean {
 		@Inject
 		@Optional
 		@Service(filterExpression = "(component=disabled)")
-		TestService disabledService;
+		volatile TestService disabledService;
 
 		@Inject
 		@Service(filterExpression = "(component=disabled)")
-		List<TestService> services;
+		volatile List<TestService> services;
 	}
 
 	private final List<ServiceRegistration<?>> registrations = new ArrayList<>();
@@ -250,7 +250,7 @@ public void testOptionalReferences() throws Exception {
 		try {
 			enabler.enableDisabledServiceA();
 			// wait for asynchronous service registry and injection to finish
-			waitForCondition(() -> bean.services.size() == 1, timeoutInMillis);
+			waitForCondition(() -> bean.services.size() == 1 && bean.disabledService != null, timeoutInMillis);
 			assertNotNull(bean.disabledService);
 			assertEquals(1, bean.services.size());
 			assertSame(DisabledServiceA.class, bean.disabledService.getClass());
@@ -271,7 +271,7 @@ public void testOptionalReferences() throws Exception {
 
 			enabler.disableDisabledServiceA();
 			// wait for asynchronous service registry and injection to finish
-			waitForCondition(() -> bean.services.size() == 0, timeoutInMillis);
+			waitForCondition(() -> bean.services.size() == 0 && bean.disabledService == null, timeoutInMillis);
 			assertNull(bean.disabledService);
 			assertEquals(0, bean.services.size());
 		} finally {