How to use _send_headers method in autotest

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handler.py

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...58 return ('root', args)59 else:60 path = path[1:]61 return (path, args)62 def _send_headers(self, mimetype = 'text/​html'):63 self.send_response(200)64 self.send_header('Content-type', mimetype)65 self.end_headers()66 def _get_handler(self, path):67 global handlers68 return handlers.get(path)69 def _handle_files(self, path):70 if path == 'style.css':71 self._send_headers('text/​css')72 sendFile(self.wfile, 'html/​style.css')73 return True74 elif path == 'js/​brv.js':75 self._send_headers('text/​javascript')76 sendFile(self.wfile, 'html/​js/​brv.js')77 return True78 elif path.endswith('.gif'):79 epath = join('html/​', path)80 if isfile(epath):81 self._send_headers('image/​gif')82 sendFile(self.wfile, epath)83 return True84 return False85 return False86 def do_GET(self):87 act, args = self._parsePath()88 handler = self._get_handler(act)89 if handler is None:90 if self._handle_files(act):91 # it was a file, we're fine92 return93 self._send_headers()94 self.send_error(404, 'Unhandled request')95 print(self.path)96 return97 self._send_headers()98 opts = _parse_args(args)...

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MAS_test.py

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1#! /​usr/​bin/​env python2import unittest3from mock import Mock4import socket5import struct6import PyOBEX7from MAP import MAS8class MAS_client_test(unittest.TestCase):9 _mas = None10 _connection_id = None11 def setUp(self):12 13 address = "fake"14 port = 015 self._mas = MAS.Client(address, port)16 def connect(self):17 self._connection_id = PyOBEX.headers.Connection_ID(0x0001)18 response = PyOBEX.responses.ConnectSuccess()19 data = "\xa0\x00\x1f\x10\x00\xff\xfe\xcb\x00\x00\x00\x01\x4a\x00\x13\xbb\x58\x2b\x40\x42\x0c\x11\xdb\xb0\xde\x08\x00\x20\x0c\x9a\x66"20 obex_version, flags, max_packet_length = struct.unpack(">BBH", data[3:7])21 response.obex_version = PyOBEX.common.OBEX_Version()22 response.obex_version.from_byte(obex_version)23 response.flags = flags24 response.max_packet_length = max_packet_length25 response.read_data(data)26 27 PyOBEX.client.Client._send_headers = Mock(28 return_value = response)29 self._mas.set_socket(Mock())30 self._mas.connect()31 def test_not_connected(self):32 self.assertIsNone(self._mas.connection_id)33 def test_connect(self):34 self.connect()35 self.assertIsNotNone(self._mas.connection_id)36 self.assertEqual(self._connection_id.data, self._mas.connection_id.data)37 def test_disconnet(self):38 self.connect()39 self._mas.disconnect()40 self.assertIsNone(self._mas.connection_id)41 def test_set_notifiaction_registration(self):42 self.connect()43 response = PyOBEX.responses.Success()44 PyOBEX.client.Client._send_headers = Mock(45 return_value = response)46 self._mas.set_notification_registration()47 def test_get_folder_listing(self):48 self.connect()49 folder_list = "\x01\x02\x03"50 response = PyOBEX.responses.Success()51 response.add_header(self._connection_id, 8)52 response.add_header(PyOBEX.headers.End_Of_Body(folder_list, True), len(folder_list) + 3)53 PyOBEX.client.Client._send_headers = Mock(54 return_value = response)55 self.assertEqual(folder_list, self._mas.get_folder_listing())56 def test_get_message_listing(self):57 self.connect()58 data = "\xA0\x00\x13\xcb\x00\x00\x00\x01\x49\x00\x0b\x00\x6d\x00\x73\x00\x67\x00\x00"59 message_list = "\x00\x6d\x00\x73\x00\x67\x00\x00"60 response = PyOBEX.responses.Success()61 response.read_data(data)62 PyOBEX.client.Client._send_headers = Mock(63 return_value = response)64 self.assertEqual(message_list, self._mas.get_message_listing())65 def test_set_folder(self):66 self.connect()67 response = PyOBEX.responses.Success()68 response.add_header(self._connection_id, 8)69 PyOBEX.client.Client._send_headers = Mock(70 return_value = response)...

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dbserver.py

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...12 self.db[key] = val13# This server is very low level, we might use something like flask to clean up14# a lot of this cruft, but let's stick to base Python for now.15class DBServer(BaseHTTPRequestHandler):16 def _send_headers(self, code):17 self.send_response(code)18 self.send_header("Content-type", "text/​plain")19 self.end_headers()20 def _send_text(self, text):21 self.wfile.write(text.encode("utf8"))22 def do_GET(self):23 qs = urlparse(self.path)24 params = parse_qs(qs.query)25 if qs.path.endswith('/​get'):26 if 'key' not in params:27 self._send_headers(400)28 self._send_text("Missing key")29 return30 try:31 val = db[params['key'][0]]32 except KeyError:33 self._send_headers(404)34 return35 self._send_headers(200)36 self._send_text(val)37 elif qs.path.endswith('/​set'): 38 if 'key' not in params or 'value' not in params:39 self._send_headers(400)40 self._send_text("Missing key or value")41 return42 43 db[params['key'][0]] = params['value'][0]44 self._send_headers(200)45 else:46 self._send_headers(200)47if __name__ == "__main__":48 db = InMemoryDB() 49 ws = HTTPServer((host_name, server_port), DBServer)50 print("Server started http:/​/​%s:%s" % (host_name, server_port))51 try:52 ws.serve_forever()53 except KeyboardInterrupt:54 pass55 ws.server_close()...

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