ClientPostSimpleOperationTest.java example

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// Originally from ClientTests/Transport/StandardTesting/Client_Rescript_Post_SimpleOperation.xls;
package com.betfair.cougar.tests.clienttests.standardtesting;

import com.betfair.baseline.v2.BaselineSyncClient;
import com.betfair.baseline.v2.to.ComplexObject;
import com.betfair.baseline.v2.to.SimpleResponse;
import com.betfair.cougar.api.ExecutionContext;
import com.betfair.cougar.tests.clienttests.ClientTestsHelper;
import com.betfair.cougar.tests.clienttests.CougarClientWrapper;
import org.testng.annotations.DataProvider;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

import static org.testng.AssertJUnit.assertEquals;

/**
 * Ensure that a simple post request can be made against cougar via a cougar client and the response is returned correctly
 */
public class ClientPostSimpleOperationTest {
    @Test(dataProvider = "TransportType")
    public void doTest(CougarClientWrapper.TransportType tt) throws Exception {
        // Set up the client to use rescript transport
        CougarClientWrapper cougarClientWrapper1 = CougarClientWrapper.getInstance(tt);
        CougarClientWrapper wrapper = cougarClientWrapper1;
        BaselineSyncClient client = cougarClientWrapper1.getClient();
        ExecutionContext context = cougarClientWrapper1.getCtx();
        // Create a complex object
        ComplexObject complexObject2 = new ComplexObject();
        complexObject2.setName("Stuff");
        ComplexObject complex = complexObject2;
        
        complex.setValue1((int) 345);
        
        complex.setValue2((int) 3455);
        
        complex.setOk(true);
        // Make call to the method via client and validate the response is as expected
        SimpleResponse response3 = client.testComplexMutator(context, complex);
        assertEquals("Stuff = 3800", response3.getMessage());
    }

    @DataProvider(name="TransportType")
    public Object[][] clients() {
        return ClientTestsHelper.clientsToTest();
    }

}