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Posted to users@camel.apache.org by Иванов Григорий - <Iv...@esphere.ru> on 2020/10/22 09:54:11 UTC

Mocking a class in a script

Hi

I have a production route with a groovy script I should test, is there a way to mock URL class or do something else to not really make a request to production API? The problem is that besides the request part it have some other stuff I would like to be tested.

I agree, this route is not as testable as it could be, but for now it comes "as is". Could you suggest something?


<route id="route.with.http.in.sctipt">

    <from uri="direct:in"/>
    <script>
        <groovy>
            ... some stuff I should test ...
            def r = new URL("http://someproductoinservice.com").openConnection();
            r.with {
                setRequestMethod("POST")
                setConnectTimeout(60000)
                setReadTimeout(300000)
                setDoOutput(true)
                setRequestProperty("Content-Type", "application/json")
                getOutputStream().write(request.getHeader('inMsg').getBytes("UTF-8"));
            }
            r.getResponseCode();
            ... more stuff ...
        </groovy>
    </script>
    ...
</route>

Re: Mocking a class in a script

Posted by Mantas Gridinas <mg...@gmail.com>.
Id suggest providing URL as an argument, but this looks too complex to be
shoved in a groovy script.

On Thu, Oct 22, 2020, 12:54 Иванов Григорий - <Iv...@esphere.ru> wrote:

>
> Hi
>
> I have a production route with a groovy script I should test, is there a
> way to mock URL class or do something else to not really make a request to
> production API? The problem is that besides the request part it have some
> other stuff I would like to be tested.
>
> I agree, this route is not as testable as it could be, but for now it
> comes "as is". Could you suggest something?
>
>
> <route id="route.with.http.in.sctipt">
>
>     <from uri="direct:in"/>
>     <script>
>         <groovy>
>             ... some stuff I should test ...
>             def r = new URL("http://someproductoinservice.com
> ").openConnection();
>             r.with {
>                 setRequestMethod("POST")
>                 setConnectTimeout(60000)
>                 setReadTimeout(300000)
>                 setDoOutput(true)
>                 setRequestProperty("Content-Type", "application/json")
>
> getOutputStream().write(request.getHeader('inMsg').getBytes("UTF-8"));
>             }
>             r.getResponseCode();
>             ... more stuff ...
>         </groovy>
>     </script>
>     ...
> </route>
>
>