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How to use validateScript method of com.consol.citrus.dsl.builder.ReceiveMessageBuilder class

Best Citrus code snippet using com.consol.citrus.dsl.builder.ReceiveMessageBuilder.validateScript

...401     * Adds script validation.402     * @param validationScript403     * @return404     */405    public T validateScript(String validationScript) {406        getScriptValidationContext().setValidationScript(validationScript);407        return self;408    }409    410    /**411     * Reads validation script file resource and sets content as validation script.412     * @param scriptResource413     * @return414     */415    public T validateScript(Resource scriptResource) {416        return validateScript(scriptResource, FileUtils.getDefaultCharset());417    }418    /**419     * Reads validation script file resource and sets content as validation script.420     * @param scriptResource421     * @param charset422     * @return423     */424    public T validateScript(Resource scriptResource, Charset charset) {425        try {426            validateScript(FileUtils.readToString(scriptResource, charset));427        } catch (IOException e) {428            throw new CitrusRuntimeException("Failed to read script resource file", e);429        }430        return self;431    }432    /**433     * Adds script validation file resource.434     * @param fileResourcePath435     * @return436     */437    public T validateScriptResource(String fileResourcePath) {438        getScriptValidationContext().setValidationScriptResourcePath(fileResourcePath);439        return self;440    }441    442    /**443     * Adds custom validation script type.444     * @param type445     * @return446     */447    public T validateScriptType(String type) {448        getScriptValidationContext().setScriptType(type);449        return self;450    }451    /**452     * Sets a explicit message type for this receive action.453     * @param messageType454     * @return455     */456    public T messageType(MessageType messageType) {457        messageType(messageType.name());458        return self;459    }460    461    /**...

validateScript

Using AI Code Generation

1com.consol.citrus.dsl.builder.ReceiveMessageBuilder#validateScript(java.lang.String,java.util.Map<java.lang.String,?>)2public ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(java.lang.String scriptResourcePath,3public ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(java.lang.String scriptResourcePath,4public ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(java.lang.String scriptResourcePath,5public ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(java.lang.String scriptResourcePath)6public ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(java.lang.String scriptResourcePath,7public ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(java.lang.String scriptResourcePath,

validateScript

Using AI Code Generation

1package com.consol.citrus.script;2import com.consol.citrus.dsl.builder.ReceiveMessageBuilder;3import com.consol.citrus.dsl.junit.JUnit4CitrusTestRunner;4import com.consol.citrus.dsl.testng.TestNGCitrusTestRunner;5import com.consol.citrus.message.MessageType;6import com.consol.citrus.testng.CitrusParameters;7import com.consol.citrus.validation.script.GroovyScriptValidationContext;8import org.testng.annotations.Test;9public class GroovyScriptValidationITest extends JUnit4CitrusTestRunner {10    @CitrusParameters({"messageType"})11    public void groovyScriptValidationITest(MessageType messageType) {12        variable("messageType", messageType.name());13        echo("Groovy script validation: ${messageType}");14        receive("inboundEndpoint")15                .payload("<TestRequestMessage><text>Hello World!</text></TestRequestMessage>")16                .messageType(messageType)17                .validateScript(new GroovyScriptValidationContext() {18                    public String getScript() {19                        return "import com.consol.citrus.message.Message\n" +20                                "import com.consol.citrus.validation.script.GroovyScriptValidationContext\n" +21                                "def message = (Message) context.getVariable(\"inboundMessage\")\n" +22                                "def messageType = (String) context.getVariable(\"messageType\")\n" +23                                "assert message.getPayload().contains(\"Hello World!\")\n" +24                                "assert messageType == \"XML\"";25                    }26                });27    }28}29package com.consol.citrus.script;30import com.consol.citrus.dsl.builder.ReceiveMessageBuilder;31import com.consol.citrus.dsl.testng.TestNGCitrusTestRunner;32import com.consol.citrus.message.MessageType;33import com.consol.citrus.testng.CitrusParameters;34import com.consol.citrus.validation.script

validateScript

Using AI Code Generation

1ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(String script) 2ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(String script, String language) 3ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(String script, String language, Map<String, Object> variables)4ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(String script, String language, Map<String, Object> variables, boolean useMessageVariables)5ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(String script, String language, Map<String, Object> variables, boolean useMessageVariables, boolean useSystemProperties)6ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(String script, String language, Map<String, Object> variables, boolean useMessageVariables, boolean useSystemProperties, boolean useFunctionLibraries)7ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(String script, String language, Map<String, Object> variables, boolean useMessageVariables, boolean useSystemProperties, boolean useFunctionLibraries, boolean useFunctionDefinitions)8ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(String script, String language, Map<String, Object> variables, boolean useMessageVariables, boolean useSystemProperties, boolean useFunctionLibraries, boolean useFunctionDefinitions, boolean useFunctionResources)9ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(String script, String language, Map<String, Object> variables, boolean useMessageVariables, boolean useSystemProperties, boolean useFunctionLibraries, boolean useFunctionDefinitions, boolean useFunctionResources, boolean useFunctionExtensions)10ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(String script, String language, Map<String, Object> variables, boolean useMessageVariables, boolean useSystemProperties, boolean useFunctionLibraries, boolean useFunctionDefinitions, boolean useFunctionResources, boolean useFunctionExtensions, boolean useFunctionImports)11ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(String script, String language, Map<String, Object> variables, boolean useMessageVariables, boolean useSystemProperties, boolean useFunctionLibraries, boolean useFunctionDefinitions, boolean useFunctionResources, boolean useFunctionExtensions, boolean useFunctionImports, boolean useFunctionGlobals)12ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(String script, String language, Map<String, Object> variables, boolean useMessageVariables, boolean useSystemProperties, boolean useFunctionLibraries, boolean useFunctionDefinitions, boolean useFunctionResources, boolean useFunctionExtensions, boolean useFunctionImports, boolean useFunctionGlobals, boolean useFunctionMacros)13ReceiveMessageBuilder validateScript(String script, String language, Map<String, Object> variables, boolean useMessageVariables, boolean useSystemProperties, boolean useFunctionLibraries, boolean useFunctionDefinitions, boolean useFunctionResources

validateScript

Using AI Code Generation

1ReceiveMessageBuilder receiveMessageBuilder = new ReceiveMessageBuilder();2receiveMessageBuilder.validateScript("groovy", "assert message.headers['operation'] == 'sayHello'");3receiveMessageBuilder.validateScript("groovy", "assert message.headers['operation'] == 'sayHello'");4SendBuilder sendBuilder = new SendBuilder();5sendBuilder.validateScript("groovy", "assert message.headers['operation'] == 'sayHello'");6sendBuilder.validateScript("groovy", "assert message.headers['operation'] == 'sayHello'");7SendMessageBuilder sendMessageBuilder = new SendMessageBuilder();8sendMessageBuilder.validateScript("groovy", "assert message.headers['operation'] == 'sayHello'");9sendMessageBuilder.validateScript("groovy", "assert message.headers['operation'] == 'sayHello'");10SendSoapMessageBuilder sendSoapMessageBuilder = new SendSoapMessageBuilder();11sendSoapMessageBuilder.validateScript("groovy", "assert message.headers['operation'] == 'sayHello'");12sendSoapMessageBuilder.validateScript("groovy", "assert message.headers['operation'] == 'sayHello'");13SendSoapFaultBuilder sendSoapFaultBuilder = new SendSoapFaultBuilder();14sendSoapFaultBuilder.validateScript("groovy", "assert message.headers['operation'] == 'sayHello'");15sendSoapFaultBuilder.validateScript("groovy", "assert message.headers['operation'] == 'sayHello'");16SendSoapResponseBuilder sendSoapResponseBuilder = new SendSoapResponseBuilder();17sendSoapResponseBuilder.validateScript("groovy", "assert message.headers['operation'] == 'sayHello'");18sendSoapResponseBuilder.validateScript("groovy", "assert message.headers['operation'] == 'sayHello'");19SendTcpMessageBuilder sendTcpMessageBuilder = new SendTcpMessageBuilder();20sendTcpMessageBuilder.validateScript("groovy", "assert message.headers['operation'] == 'say

validateScript

Using AI Code Generation

1receive()2    .messageType(MessageType.PLAINTEXT)3    .message()4        .body(validateScript("groovy", "assert 'foo' == request.body()"))5        .body(validateScript("javascript", "assert 'foo' == request.body()"))6        .body(validateScript("python", "assert 'foo' == request.body()"))7        .body(validateScript("ruby", "assert 'foo' == request.body()"))8        .body(validateScript("javascript", "assert 'foo' == request.body()"))9        .body(validateScript("python", "assert 'foo' == request.body()"))

validateScript

Using AI Code Generation

1public void testValidateScript() {2    variable("myVar", "Hello Citrus!");3    run(http().server(httpServer)4        .receive()5        .post("/test")6        .messageType(MessageType.PLAINTEXT)7        .validateScript(new GroovyScriptBuilder()8            .scriptResource("classpath:com/consol/citrus/script/validate-script.groovy")9            .variable("myVar", "Hello Citrus!")10            .build())11        .extractFromHeader("operation", "operation")12    run(echo("Operation: ${operation}"));13    run(echo("MessageId: ${messageId}"));14}

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