Best EvoMaster code snippet using com.foo.rpc.examples.spring.thrifttest.ThriftTest.setHello
setHello
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1package com.foo.rpc.examples.spring.thrifttest;2import org.apache.thrift.TException;3public class ThriftTest implements ThriftTest.Iface {4 private String hello = "Hello";5 public String getHello() throws TException {6 return hello;7 }
setHello
Using AI Code Generation
1import com.foo.rpc.examples.spring.thrifttest.ThriftTest2ThriftTest.setHello("Hello World")3println ThriftTest.getHello()4import com.foo.rpc.examples.spring.thrifttest.ThriftTest5ThriftTest.setHello("Hello World")6println ThriftTest.getHello()7import com.foo.rpc.examples.spring.thrifttest.ThriftTest8ThriftTest.setHello("Hello World")9println ThriftTest.getHello()10import com.foo.rpc.examples.spring.thrifttest.ThriftTest11ThriftTest.setHello("Hello World")12println ThriftTest.getHello()13import com.foo.rpc.examples.spring.thrifttest.ThriftTest14ThriftTest.setHello("Hello World")15println ThriftTest.getHello()16import com.foo.rpc.examples.spring.thrifttest.ThriftTest17ThriftTest.setHello("Hello World")
setHello
Using AI Code Generation
1ThriftTest thriftTest = (ThriftTest) applicationContext.getBean("thriftTest");2thriftTest.setHello("Hello, World!");3ThriftTest thriftTest = (ThriftTest) applicationContext.getBean("thriftTest");4assertEquals("Hello, World!", thriftTest.getHello());5ThriftTest thriftTest = (ThriftTest) applicationContext.getBean("thriftTest");6thriftTest.setHello("Hello, World!");7assertEquals("Hello, World!", thriftTest.getHello());8ThriftTest thriftTest = (ThriftTest) applicationContext.getBean("thriftTest");9thriftTest.setHello("Hello, World!");10assertEquals("Hello, World!", thriftTest.getHello());11ThriftTest thriftTest = (ThriftTest) applicationContext.getBean("thriftTest");12thriftTest.setHello("Hello, World!");13assertEquals("Hello, World!", thriftTest.getHello());14ThriftTest thriftTest = (ThriftTest) applicationContext.getBean("thriftTest");15thriftTest.setHello("Hello, World!");16assertEquals("Hello, World!", thriftTest.getHello());17ThriftTest thriftTest = (ThriftTest) applicationContext.getBean("thriftTest");18thriftTest.setHello("Hello, World!");19assertEquals("Hello, World!", thriftTest.getHello());20ThriftTest thriftTest = (ThriftTest) applicationContext.getBean("thriftTest");21thriftTest.setHello("Hello, World!");22assertEquals("Hello, World!", thriftTest.getHello());23ThriftTest thriftTest = (ThriftTest) applicationContext.getBean("thriftTest");24thriftTest.setHello("Hello, World!");25assertEquals("Hello, World!", thriftTest.getHello());26ThriftTest thriftTest = (ThriftTest) applicationContext.getBean("thriftTest");27thriftTest.setHello("Hello, World!");28assertEquals("Hello, World!", thriftTest.getHello());29ThriftTest thriftTest = (ThriftTest) applicationContext.getBean("thriftTest");30thriftTest.setHello("Hello, World!");31assertEquals("Hello, World!", thriftTest.getHello());32ThriftTest thriftTest = (ThriftTest) applicationContext.getBean("thriftTest");33thriftTest.setHello("Hello, World!");34assertEquals("Hello, World!", thriftTest.getHello());35ThriftTest thriftTest = (ThriftTest) applicationContext
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