How to use DefaultMessage method of com.consol.citrus.validation.xml.XpathMessageConstructionInterceptorTest class

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...15 */​16package com.consol.citrus.validation.xml;17import com.consol.citrus.Citrus;18import com.consol.citrus.exceptions.CitrusRuntimeException;19import com.consol.citrus.message.DefaultMessage;20import com.consol.citrus.message.Message;21import com.consol.citrus.testng.AbstractTestNGUnitTest;22import org.springframework.util.StringUtils;23import org.testng.Assert;24import org.testng.annotations.Test;25import java.util.Collections;26import java.util.HashMap;27import java.util.Map;28/​**29 * @author Christoph Deppisch30 */​31public class XpathMessageConstructionInterceptorTest extends AbstractTestNGUnitTest {32 private Message message = new DefaultMessage("<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?><TestMessage><Text>Hello World!</​Text></​TestMessage>");33 private Message messageNamespace = new DefaultMessage("<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?><ns0:TestMessage xmlns:ns0=\"http:/​/​www.citrusframework.org/​test\">" +34 "<ns0:Text>Hello World!</​ns0:Text>" +35 "</​ns0:TestMessage>");36 @Test37 public void testConstructWithXPath() {38 final Map<String, String> xPathExpressions = new HashMap<String, String>();39 xPathExpressions.put("/​TestMessage/​Text", "Hello!");40 41 final XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor interceptor = new XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor(xPathExpressions);42 43 Assert.assertTrue(StringUtils.trimAllWhitespace(interceptor.interceptMessage(message, Citrus.DEFAULT_MESSAGE_TYPE, context).getPayload(String.class))44 .endsWith("<TestMessage><Text>Hello!</​Text></​TestMessage>"));45 }46 47 @Test48 public void testConstructWithXPathAndDefaultNamespace() {49 final Message message = new DefaultMessage("<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?><TestMessage xmlns=\"http:/​/​www.citrusframework.org/​test\">" +50 "<Text>Hello World!</​Text>" +51 "</​TestMessage>");52 53 final Map<String, String> xPathExpressions = new HashMap<>();54 xPathExpressions.put("/​:TestMessage/​:Text", "Hello!");55 56 final XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor interceptor = new XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor(xPathExpressions);57 58 Assert.assertTrue(StringUtils.trimAllWhitespace(interceptor.interceptMessage(message, Citrus.DEFAULT_MESSAGE_TYPE, context).getPayload(String.class))59 .contains("<Text>Hello!</​Text>"));60 }61 62 @Test63 public void testConstructWithXPathAndNamespace() {64 final Map<String, String> xPathExpressions = new HashMap<>();65 xPathExpressions.put("/​ns0:TestMessage/​ns0:Text", "Hello!");66 67 final XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor interceptor = new XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor(xPathExpressions);68 69 Assert.assertTrue(StringUtils.trimAllWhitespace(interceptor.interceptMessage(messageNamespace, Citrus.DEFAULT_MESSAGE_TYPE, context).getPayload(String.class))70 .contains("<ns0:Text>Hello!</​ns0:Text>"));71 }72 @Test73 public void testConstructWithXPathAndGlobalNamespace() {74 context.getNamespaceContextBuilder().getNamespaceMappings().put("global", "http:/​/​www.citrusframework.org/​test");75 final Map<String, String> xPathExpressions = new HashMap<>();76 xPathExpressions.put("/​global:TestMessage/​global:Text", "Hello!");77 final XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor interceptor = new XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor(xPathExpressions);78 Assert.assertTrue(StringUtils.trimAllWhitespace(interceptor.interceptMessage(messageNamespace, Citrus.DEFAULT_MESSAGE_TYPE, context).getPayload(String.class))79 .contains("<ns0:Text>Hello!</​ns0:Text>"));80 }81 82 @Test83 public void testConstructWithXPathAndNestedNamespace() {84 final Message message = new DefaultMessage("<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?><ns0:TestMessage xmlns:ns0=\"http:/​/​www.citrusframework.org/​test\">" +85 "<ns1:Text xmlns:ns1=\"http:/​/​www.citrusframework.org/​test/​text\">Hello World!</​ns1:Text>" +86 "</​ns0:TestMessage>");87 88 final Map<String, String> xPathExpressions = new HashMap<>();89 xPathExpressions.put("/​ns0:TestMessage/​ns1:Text", "Hello!");90 91 final XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor interceptor = new XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor(xPathExpressions);92 93 Assert.assertTrue(StringUtils.trimAllWhitespace(interceptor.interceptMessage(message, Citrus.DEFAULT_MESSAGE_TYPE, context).getPayload(String.class))94 .contains("<ns1:Textxmlns:ns1=\"http:/​/​www.citrusframework.org/​test/​text\">Hello!</​ns1:Text>"));95 }96 @Test(expectedExceptions = CitrusRuntimeException.class,97 expectedExceptionsMessageRegExp = "Can not evaluate xpath expression.*")98 public void testConstructWithInvalidXPath() {99 final Map<String, String> xPathExpressions = new HashMap<>();100 xPathExpressions.put(".Invalid/​Unknown", "Hello!");101 final XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor interceptor = new XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor(xPathExpressions);102 interceptor.interceptMessage(message, Citrus.DEFAULT_MESSAGE_TYPE, context);103 }104 @Test(expectedExceptions = CitrusRuntimeException.class,105 expectedExceptionsMessageRegExp = "No result for XPath expression.*")106 public void testConstructWithXPathNoResult() {107 final Map<String, String> xPathExpressions = new HashMap<>();108 xPathExpressions.put("/​TestMessage/​Unknown", "Hello!");109 final XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor interceptor = new XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor(xPathExpressions);110 interceptor.interceptMessage(message, Citrus.DEFAULT_MESSAGE_TYPE, context);111 }112 @Test(expectedExceptions = CitrusRuntimeException.class,113 expectedExceptionsMessageRegExp = "Can not evaluate xpath expression.*")114 public void testConstructWithXPathAndInvalidGlobalNamespace() {115 final Map<String, String> xPathExpressions = new HashMap<>();116 xPathExpressions.put("/​global:TestMessage/​global:Text", "Hello!");117 final XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor interceptor = new XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor(xPathExpressions);118 Assert.assertTrue(StringUtils.trimAllWhitespace(interceptor.interceptMessage(messageNamespace, Citrus.DEFAULT_MESSAGE_TYPE, context).getPayload(String.class))119 .contains("<ns0:Text>Hello!</​ns0:Text>"));120 }121 @Test122 public void testAddTextToEmptyElement(){123 /​/​GIVEN124 final Message message = new DefaultMessage(125 "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>" +126 "<TestMessage>" +127 "<Text></​Text>" +128 "</​TestMessage>");129 final Map<String, String> xPathExpression = Collections.singletonMap("/​/​TestMessage/​Text", "foobar");130 /​/​WHEN131 final XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor interceptor = new XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor(xPathExpression);132 /​/​THEN133 Assert.assertTrue(StringUtils134 .trimAllWhitespace(135 interceptor136 .interceptMessage(message, Citrus.DEFAULT_MESSAGE_TYPE, context)137 .getPayload(String.class))138 .contains("<Text>foobar</​Text>"));...

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1package com.consol.citrus.validation.xml;2import com.consol.citrus.context.TestContext;3import com.consol.citrus.exceptions.ValidationException;4import com.consol.citrus.testng.AbstractTestNGUnitTest;5import com.consol.citrus.validation.context.ValidationContext;6import com.consol.citrus.validation.xml.XmlMessageValidationContext;7import com.consol.citrus.xml.XsdSchemaRepository;8import com.consol.citrus.xml.namespace.NamespaceContextBuilder;9import com.consol.citrus.xml.namespace.SimpleNamespaceContextBuilder;10import org.springframework.core.io.ClassPathResource;11import org.springframework.oxm.jaxb.Jaxb2Marshaller;12import org.testng.Assert;13import org.testng.annotations.Test;14import javax.xml.bind.JAXBElement;15import javax.xml.bind.JAXBException;16import javax.xml.bind.Unmarshaller;17import javax.xml.namespace.QName;18import javax.xml.transform.Source;19import javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamSource;20import java.io.IOException;21import java.util.Collections;22import java.util.HashMap;23import java.util.Map;24public class XpathMessageConstructionInterceptorTest extends AbstractTestNGUnitTest {25 private Jaxb2Marshaller marshaller = new Jaxb2Marshaller();26 private Unmarshaller unmarshaller;27 private XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor interceptor = new XpathMessageConstructionInterceptor();28 private Source requestMessage = new StreamSource(new ClassPathResource("com/​consol/​citrus/​validation/​xml/​XmlMessageConstructionInterceptorTest.xml", getClass()).getInputStream());29 private Source responseMessage = new StreamSource(new ClassPathResource("com/​consol/​citrus/​validation/​xml/​XmlMessageConstructionInterceptorTest.xml", getClass()).getInputStream());30 public void testDefaultMessage() throws JAXBException, IOException {31 marshaller.setContextPath("com.consol.citrus.validation.xml");32 marshaller.afterPropertiesSet();33 unmarshaller = marshaller.getJaxbContext().createUnmarshaller();34 interceptor.setMarshaller(marshaller);35 interceptor.setUnmarshaller(unmarshaller);36 Map<String, Object> namespaces = new HashMap<>();37 NamespaceContextBuilder namespaceContextBuilder = new SimpleNamespaceContextBuilder(namespaces);38 interceptor.setNamespaceContextBuilder(namespaceContextBuilder);

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