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How to use testSoapHeaderContent method of com.consol.citrus.ws.message.callback.SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest class

Best Citrus code snippet using com.consol.citrus.ws.message.callback.SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest.testSoapHeaderContent

Source: SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest.java

...105        Assert.assertEquals(responseMessage.getHeaderData().size(), 0L);106    }107    108    @Test109    public void testSoapHeaderContent() throws TransformerException, IOException {110        String soapHeaderContent = "<header>" + 111                        		"<operation>unitTest</operation>" + 112                        		"<messageId>123456789</messageId>" + 113                    		"</header>";114        115        SoapResponseMessageCallback callback = new SoapResponseMessageCallback(new WebServiceEndpointConfiguration(), context);116        117        Set<SoapHeaderElement> soapHeaders = new HashSet<SoapHeaderElement>();118        Set<Attachment> soapAttachments = new HashSet<Attachment>();119        120        reset(soapResponse, soapEnvelope, soapBody, soapHeader);121        when(soapResponse.getEnvelope()).thenReturn(soapEnvelope);122        when(soapEnvelope.getSource()).thenReturn(new StringSource(soapResponsePayload));123        when(soapResponse.getPayloadSource()).thenReturn(new StringSource(responsePayload));...

testSoapHeaderContent

Using AI Code Generation

1SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest test = new SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest();2test.testSoapHeaderContent();3SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest test = new SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest();4test.testSoapHeaderContent();5SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest test = new SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest();6test.testSoapHeaderContent();7SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest test = new SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest();8test.testSoapHeaderContent();9SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest test = new SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest();10test.testSoapHeaderContent();11SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest test = new SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest();12test.testSoapHeaderContent();13SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest test = new SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest();14test.testSoapHeaderContent();15SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest test = new SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest();16test.testSoapHeaderContent();17SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest test = new SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest();18test.testSoapHeaderContent();19SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest test = new SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest();20test.testSoapHeaderContent();21SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest test = new SoapResponseMessageCallbackTest();22test.testSoapHeaderContent();

testSoapHeaderContent

Using AI Code Generation

1public void testSoapHeaderContent(SoapResponseMessageCallback callback) {2    Assert.assertEquals(callback.getSoapHeaders().size(), 1L);3    Assert.assertEquals(callback.getSoapHeaders().get(0).getLocalName(), "Header");4}5public void testSoapBodyContent(SoapResponseMessageCallback callback) {6    Assert.assertEquals(callback.getSoapBody().getLocalName(), "sayHelloResponse");7    Assert.assertEquals(callback.getSoapBody().getFirstChild().getLocalName(), "greeting");8    Assert.assertEquals(callback.getSoapBody().getFirstChild().getTextContent(), "Hello Citrus!");9}10public void testSoapFaultContent(SoapResponseMessageCallback callback) {11    Assert.assertEquals(callback.getSoapFault().getLocalName(), "Fault");12    Assert.assertEquals(callback.getSoapFault().getFirstChild().getLocalName(), "faultcode");13    Assert.assertEquals(callback.getSoapFault().getFirstChild().getTextContent(), "SOAP-ENV:Server");14    Assert.assertEquals(callback.getSoapFault().getLastChild().getLocalName(), "faultstring");15    Assert.assertEquals(callback.getSoapFault().getLastChild().getTextContent(), "Internal Server Error");16}17public void testSoapFaultDetailContent(SoapResponseMessageCallback callback) {18    Assert.assertEquals(callback.getSoapFaultDetail

testSoapHeaderContent

Using AI Code Generation

1public void testSoapHeaderContent() {2    send(builder -> builder3        .endpoint(soapEndpoint)4        .header("citrus_soap_action", "echo"));5    receive(builder -> builder6        .endpoint(soapEndpoint)7        .header("citrus_soap_action", "echoResponse")8        .header("citrus_soap_header_content", "testSoapHeaderContent"));9}10public void testSoapHeaderContent() {11    run(new TestAction() {12        public void doExecute(TestContext context) {13            send(builder -> builder14                .endpoint(soapEndpoint)15                .header("citrus_soap_action", "echo"));16            receive(builder -> builder17                .endpoint(soapEndpoint)18                .header("citrus_soap_action", "echoResponse")19                .header("citrus_soap_header_content", "testSoapHeaderContent"));20        }21    });22}23send(soap()24    .endpoint(soapEndpoint)

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