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How to use withApplicationContext method of com.consol.citrus.dsl.builder.HttpServerActionBuilder class

Best Citrus code snippet using com.consol.citrus.dsl.builder.HttpServerActionBuilder.withApplicationContext

...40	 * Initiate http client action.41	 */42	public HttpClientActionBuilder client(HttpClient httpClient) {43		HttpClientActionBuilder clientAction = new HttpClientActionBuilder(action, httpClient)44				.withApplicationContext(applicationContext);45		return clientAction;46	}47	/**48	 * Initiate http client action.49	 */50	public HttpClientActionBuilder client(String httpClient) {51		HttpClientActionBuilder clientAction = new HttpClientActionBuilder(action, httpClient)52				.withApplicationContext(applicationContext);53		return clientAction;54	}55	/**56	 * Initiate http server action.57	 */58	public HttpServerActionBuilder server(HttpServer httpServer) {59		HttpServerActionBuilder serverAction = new HttpServerActionBuilder(action, httpServer)60				.withApplicationContext(applicationContext);61		return serverAction;62	}63	/**64	 * Initiate http server action.65	 */66	public HttpServerActionBuilder server(String httpServer) {67		Assert.notNull(applicationContext, "Citrus application context is not initialized!");68		HttpServerActionBuilder serverAction = new HttpServerActionBuilder(action, applicationContext.getBean(httpServer, Endpoint.class))69				.withApplicationContext(applicationContext);70		return serverAction;71	}72	/**73	 * Sets the Spring bean application context.74	 * @param applicationContext75	 */76	public HttpActionBuilder withApplicationContext(ApplicationContext applicationContext) {77		this.applicationContext = applicationContext;78		return this;79	}80}...

Source: HttpScenarioRunnerActionBuilder.java

...23     * @return24     */25    public TestAction receive(HttpBuilderSupport<HttpServerActionBuilder.HttpServerReceiveActionBuilder> configurer) {26        HttpScenarioActionBuilder builder = new HttpScenarioActionBuilder(scenarioEndpoint)27                .withApplicationContext(applicationContext);28        configurer.configure(builder.receive());29        return runner.run(builder.build()).getDelegate();30    }31    /**32     * Default scenario send response operation.33     * @return34     */35    public TestAction send(HttpBuilderSupport<HttpServerActionBuilder.HttpServerSendActionBuilder> configurer) {36        HttpScenarioActionBuilder builder = new HttpScenarioActionBuilder(scenarioEndpoint)37                .withApplicationContext(applicationContext);38        configurer.configure(builder.send());39        return runner.run(builder.build()).getDelegate();40    }41    @Override42    public HttpScenarioRunnerActionBuilder withApplicationContext(ApplicationContext applicationContext) {43        this.applicationContext = applicationContext;44        return (HttpScenarioRunnerActionBuilder) super.withApplicationContext(applicationContext);45    }46}...

Source: HttpScenarioActionBuilder.java

...19     * @return20     */21    public HttpServerActionBuilder.HttpServerReceiveActionBuilder receive() {22        return new HttpServerActionBuilder(action, scenarioEndpoint)23                .withApplicationContext(applicationContext)24                .receive();25    }26    /**27     * Default scenario send response operation.28     * @return29     */30    public HttpServerActionBuilder.HttpServerSendActionBuilder send() {31        return new HttpServerActionBuilder(action, scenarioEndpoint)32                .withApplicationContext(applicationContext)33                .send();34    }35    @Override36    public HttpScenarioActionBuilder withApplicationContext(ApplicationContext applicationContext) {37        this.applicationContext = applicationContext;38        return (HttpScenarioActionBuilder) super.withApplicationContext(applicationContext);39    }40}...

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1package com.consol.citrus.dsl.builder;2import com.consol.citrus.context.TestContext;3import com.consol.citrus.dsl.builder.HttpServerActionBuilder;4import com.consol.citrus.http.server.HttpServer;5import com.consol.citrus.message.MessageType;6import com.consol.citrus.testng.AbstractTestNGUnitTest;7import org.mockito.Mockito;8import org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext;9import org.testng.Assert;10import org.testng.annotations.Test;11import java.util.HashMap;12import java.util.Map;13import static org.mockito.Mockito.when;14public class HttpServerActionBuilderTest extends AbstractTestNGUnitTest {15    private ApplicationContext applicationContext = Mockito.mock(ApplicationContext.class);16    private HttpServer server = Mockito.mock(HttpServer.class);17    public void testWithApplicationContext(){18        HttpServerActionBuilder httpServerActionBuilder = new HttpServerActionBuilder(applicationContext);19        when(applicationContext.getBean("httpServer", HttpServer.class)).thenReturn(server);20        httpServerActionBuilder.server("httpServer");21        Assert.assertEquals(httpServerActionBuilder.getDelegate().getServer(), server);22    }23}

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