Best Citrus code snippet using com.consol.citrus.validation.matcher.ValidationMatcherConfig.IgnoreValidationMatcher
Source:ValidationMatcherConfig.java
...48 private final EmptyValidationMatcher emptyValidationMatcher = new EmptyValidationMatcher();49 private final NotEmptyValidationMatcher notEmptyValidationMatcher = new NotEmptyValidationMatcher();50 private final NullValidationMatcher nullValidationMatcher = new NullValidationMatcher();51 private final NotNullValidationMatcher notNullValidationMatcher = new NotNullValidationMatcher();52 private final IgnoreValidationMatcher ignoreValidationMatcher = new IgnoreValidationMatcher();53 private final StringLengthValidationMatcher stringLengthValidationMatcher = new StringLengthValidationMatcher();54 @Bean(name = "matchesPath")55 public HamcrestMatcherProvider matchesPath() {56 return new HamcrestMatcherProvider() {57 @Override58 public String getName() {59 return "matchesPath";60 }61 @Override62 public Matcher<String> provideMatcher(String predicate) {63 return new CustomMatcher<String>(String.format("path matching %s", predicate)) {64 @Override65 public boolean matches(Object item) {66 return ((item instanceof String) && new AntPathMatcher().match(predicate, (String) item));...
IgnoreValidationMatcher
Using AI Code Generation
1public class IgnoreValidationMatcherTest {2 private TestRunner runner;3 public void ignoreValidationMatcherTest() {4 runner.http(builder -> builder.client("httpClient")5 .send()6 .post()7 .payload("{ \"name\": \"John Doe\", \"age\": 30, \"address\": \"Somewhere\" }"));8 runner.http(builder -> builder.client("httpClient")9 .receive()10 .response(HttpStatus.OK)11 .payload("{ \"name\": \"John Doe\", \"age\": 30, \"address\": \"Somewhere\" }"));12 runner.http(builder -> builder.client("httpClient")13 .send()14 .post()15 .payload("{ \"name\": \"John Doe\", \"age\": 30, \"address\": \"Somewhere\" }"));16 runner.http(builder -> builder.client("httpClient")17 .receive()18 .response(HttpStatus.OK)19 .validationCallback(new ValidationCallback() {20 public void validate(Message receivedMessage, Message controlMessage, TestContext context) {21 ValidationMatcherConfig validationMatcherConfig = ValidationMatcherConfig.builder()22 .ignoreValidationMatcher(IgnoreValidationMatcher.ignoreValidationMatcher("age"))23 .build();24 ValidationUtils.validateMessage(receivedMessage, controlMessage, context, validationMatcherConfig);25 }26 })27 .payload("{ \"name\": \"John Doe\", \"age\": 35, \"address\": \"Somewhere\" }"));28 }29}
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