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How to return a response from Mock-Server and save it to a variable?
2019 Community Moderator ElectionGetting raw HTTP response headersHow do I call one constructor from another in Java?How to get an enum value from a string value in Java?How to make mock to void methods with mockitoGroovy HTTPBuilder Mocking the ResponseHow to mock REST service response on the client side?Is there a way to mock backend response for Front End?Mock server responseHow to mock POST request using mock-http-server npm module in nodejs?Mocking a http response in kotlinFor Java testing, should I mock client or mock the server
I am new to API Testing and do not understand mocking responses from API calls so any help would be appreciated.
I have searched for the information online and nothing much is available, it seems except for the mock-server documentation which I am not able to understand much.
I am trying to use Mock-Server to mock the api responses for Get/Put/Post requests for API Testing while the Devs are working on the api developemnet and I do not know how to store the received response in a variable.
What I need to do is to send a request (Get/Post) and receive a response (Body/Header/StatusCode) in a variable so that I can use it for further use (assertions etc)
Anybody having experience around how to use mock-server and can provide an example would be a good help.
I am using Maven/Java/TestNG
java unit-testing mocking mockserver
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I am new to API Testing and do not understand mocking responses from API calls so any help would be appreciated.
I have searched for the information online and nothing much is available, it seems except for the mock-server documentation which I am not able to understand much.
I am trying to use Mock-Server to mock the api responses for Get/Put/Post requests for API Testing while the Devs are working on the api developemnet and I do not know how to store the received response in a variable.
What I need to do is to send a request (Get/Post) and receive a response (Body/Header/StatusCode) in a variable so that I can use it for further use (assertions etc)
Anybody having experience around how to use mock-server and can provide an example would be a good help.
I am using Maven/Java/TestNG
java unit-testing mocking mockserver
asked Mar 6 at 22:09
amitksamitks
11
add a comment |
I am new to API Testing and do not understand mocking responses from API calls so any help would be appreciated.
I have searched for the information online and nothing much is available, it seems except for the mock-server documentation which I am not able to understand much.
I am trying to use Mock-Server to mock the api responses for Get/Put/Post requests for API Testing while the Devs are working on the api developemnet and I do not know how to store the received response in a variable.
What I need to do is to send a request (Get/Post) and receive a response (Body/Header/StatusCode) in a variable so that I can use it for further use (assertions etc)
Anybody having experience around how to use mock-server and can provide an example would be a good help.
I am using Maven/Java/TestNG
java unit-testing mocking mockserver
asked Mar 6 at 22:09
amitksamitks
11
I am new to API Testing and do not understand mocking responses from API calls so any help would be appreciated.
I have searched for the information online and nothing much is available, it seems except for the mock-server documentation which I am not able to understand much.
I am trying to use Mock-Server to mock the api responses for Get/Put/Post requests for API Testing while the Devs are working on the api developemnet and I do not know how to store the received response in a variable.
What I need to do is to send a request (Get/Post) and receive a response (Body/Header/StatusCode) in a variable so that I can use it for further use (assertions etc)
Anybody having experience around how to use mock-server and can provide an example would be a good help.
I am using Maven/Java/TestNG
java unit-testing mocking mockserver
java unit-testing mocking mockserver
asked Mar 6 at 22:09
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http://www.mock-server.com/ has great documentation.
You can stuff the response code, body, headers, and errors into whatever variable you want (hashset, string, etc.) through URLConnection so long as you want to rebuild the raw response.
But it sounds like you want the raw response, in which case you should see Getting raw HTTP response headers
However, if you want to test APIs, you might want to check out tools like https://www.getpostman.com/
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http://www.mock-server.com/ has great documentation.
You can stuff the response code, body, headers, and errors into whatever variable you want (hashset, string, etc.) through URLConnection so long as you want to rebuild the raw response.
But it sounds like you want the raw response, in which case you should see Getting raw HTTP response headers
However, if you want to test APIs, you might want to check out tools like https://www.getpostman.com/
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http://www.mock-server.com/ has great documentation.
You can stuff the response code, body, headers, and errors into whatever variable you want (hashset, string, etc.) through URLConnection so long as you want to rebuild the raw response.
But it sounds like you want the raw response, in which case you should see Getting raw HTTP response headers
However, if you want to test APIs, you might want to check out tools like https://www.getpostman.com/
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http://www.mock-server.com/ has great documentation.
You can stuff the response code, body, headers, and errors into whatever variable you want (hashset, string, etc.) through URLConnection so long as you want to rebuild the raw response.
But it sounds like you want the raw response, in which case you should see Getting raw HTTP response headers
However, if you want to test APIs, you might want to check out tools like https://www.getpostman.com/
answered Mar 6 at 22:40
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http://www.mock-server.com/ has great documentation.
You can stuff the response code, body, headers, and errors into whatever variable you want (hashset, string, etc.) through URLConnection so long as you want to rebuild the raw response.
But it sounds like you want the raw response, in which case you should see Getting raw HTTP response headers
However, if you want to test APIs, you might want to check out tools like https://www.getpostman.com/
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