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How to use sendMessage method of com.consol.citrus.cucumber.step.designer.core.MessagingSteps class

Best Citrus code snippet using com.consol.citrus.cucumber.step.designer.core.MessagingSteps.sendMessage

Source:MessagingSteps.java

...48    public void message(String messageId) {49        messages.put(messageId, new DefaultMessage());50    }51    @When("^<([^>]+)> sends message <([^>]+)>$")52    public void sendMessage(String endpoint, String messageId) {53        if (messages.containsKey(messageId)) {54            designer.send(endpoint)55                    .message(new DefaultMessage(messages.get(messageId)));56        } else {57            designer.send(endpoint)58                    .message(messageCreators.createMessage(messageId));59        }60    }61    @Then("^<([^>]+)> should send message <([^>]+)>$")62    public void shouldSendMessage(String endpoint, String messageName) {63        sendMessage(endpoint, messageName);64    }65    @When("^<([^>]+)> sends$")66    public void send(String endpoint, String payload) {67        designer.send(endpoint)68                .payload(payload);69    }70    @When("^<([^>]+)> sends \"([^\"]*)\"$")71    public void sendPayload(String endpoint, String payload) {72        send(endpoint, payload);73    }74    @Then("^<([^>]+)> should send \"([^\"]*)\"$")75    public void shouldSend(String endpoint, String payload) {76        send(endpoint, payload);77    }...

sendMessage

Using AI Code Generation

1@Given("^I send a message to the message endpoint$")2public void send(final DataTable messageEndpointTable) throws Throwable {3    final MessagingSteps messagingSteps = new MessagingSteps();4    messagingSteps.sendMessage(messageEndpointTable);5}6@Then("^I receive a message from the message endpoint$")7public void receive(final DataTable messageEndpointTable) throws Throwable {8    final MessagingSteps messagingSteps = new MessagingSteps();9    messagingSteps.receiveMessage(messageEndpointTable);10}11public void sendMessage(final DataTable messageEndpointTable) {12    final Map<String, String> messageEndpointMap = messageEndpointTable.asMap(String.class, String.class);13    final String messageEndpoint = messageEndpointMap.get("MessageEndpoint");14    final String message = messageEndpointMap.get("Message");15    send(message(message))16        .endpoint(messageEndpoint);17}18public void receiveMessage(final DataTable messageEndpointTable) {19    final Map<String, String> messageEndpointMap = messageEndpointTable.asMap(String.class, String.class);20    final String messageEndpoint = messageEndpointMap.get("MessageEndpoint");21    final String message = messageEndpointMap.get("Message");22    receive(message(message))23        .endpoint(messageEndpoint);24}

sendMessage

Using AI Code Generation

1Given("a message is sent to channel '(.*)' with payload '(.*)'")2    public void sendMessage(String channel, String payload) {3        sendMessage(channel, payload);4    }5Given("a message is received from channel '(.*)'")6    public void receiveMessage(String channel) {7        receiveMessage(channel);8    }9Given("a message is received from channel '(.*)' with payload '(.*)'")10    public void receiveMessage(String channel, String payload) {11        receiveMessage(channel, payload);12    }13Given("a message is received from channel '(.*)' with payload '(.*)' and headers '(.*)'")14    public void receiveMessage(String channel, String payload, Map<String, Object> headers) {15        receiveMessage(channel, payload, headers);16    }17Given("a message is received from channel '(.*)' with payload '(.*)' and headers '(.*)'")18    public void receiveMessage(String channel, String payload, String headers) {19        receiveMessage(channel, payload, headers);20    }21Given("a message is received from channel '(.*)' with payload '(.*)' and headers '(.*)'")22    public void receiveMessage(String channel, String payload, String headers) {23        receiveMessage(channel, payload, headers);24    }

sendMessage

Using AI Code Generation

1public class CucumberStepsIT extends CucumberRunner {2    private CitrusSpringContext citrusSpringContext;3    public void runCucumberStepsIT() {4        executeTest(runCucumberTests(CucumberStepsIT.class));5    }6    public void configureTestDesigner(TestDesigner testDesigner) {7        testDesigner.applyBehavior(new CitrusSpringTestBehavior(citrusSpringContext));8    }9}10public class CucumberStepsIT extends CucumberRunner {11    private CitrusSpringContext citrusSpringContext;12    public void runCucumberStepsIT() {13        executeTest(runCucumberTests(CucumberStepsIT.class));14    }15    public void configureTestDesigner(TestDesigner testDesigner) {16        testDesigner.applyBehavior(new CitrusSpringTestBehavior(citrusSpringContext));17    }18}19package com.consol.citrus.cucumber.step.designer.core;20import com.consol.citrus.annotations.CitrusResource;21import com.consol.citrus.context.TestContext;

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