Examples with ObjectParser com.google.api.client.util.ObjectParser used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ObjectParser

use of com.google.api.client.util.ObjectParser in project google-api-java-client by google.

the class BatchRequestTest method getBatchPopulatedWithRequests.

private BatchRequest getBatchPopulatedWithRequests(boolean testServerError, boolean testAuthenticationError, boolean returnSuccessAuthenticatedContent, boolean testExponentialBackOff, boolean testRedirect, boolean testBinary, boolean testMissingLength) throws Exception {
    transport = new MockTransport(testServerError, testAuthenticationError, testExponentialBackOff, testRedirect, testBinary, testMissingLength);
    MockGoogleClient client = new MockGoogleClient.Builder(transport, ROOT_URL, SERVICE_PATH, null, null).setApplicationName("Test Application").build();
    MockGoogleClientRequest<String> jsonHttpRequest1 = new MockGoogleClientRequest<String>(client, METHOD1, URI_TEMPLATE1, null, String.class);
    MockGoogleClientRequest<String> jsonHttpRequest2 = new MockGoogleClientRequest<String>(client, METHOD2, URI_TEMPLATE2, null, String.class);
    credential = new MockCredential();
    ObjectParser parser = testBinary ? new ProtoObjectParser() : new JsonObjectParser(new JacksonFactory());
    BatchRequest batchRequest = new BatchRequest(transport, credential).setBatchUrl(new GenericUrl(TEST_BATCH_URL));
    HttpRequest request1 = jsonHttpRequest1.buildHttpRequest();
    request1.setParser(parser);
    HttpRequest request2 = jsonHttpRequest2.buildHttpRequest();
    request2.setParser(parser);
    if (testAuthenticationError) {
        request2.setUnsuccessfulResponseHandler(new MockUnsuccessfulResponseHandler(transport, returnSuccessAuthenticatedContent));
    }
    if (testExponentialBackOff) {
        request2.setBackOffPolicy(new MockExponentialBackOffPolicy());
    }
    if (testBinary) {
        batchRequest.queue(request1, MockData.Class1.class, ErrorOutput.ErrorBody.class, new TestCallback1Adapter(callback1));
        batchRequest.queue(request2, MockData.Class2.class, ErrorOutput.ErrorBody.class, new TestCallback2Adapter(callback2));
    } else {
        batchRequest.queue(request1, MockDataClass1.class, GoogleJsonErrorContainer.class, callback1);
        batchRequest.queue(request2, MockDataClass2.class, GoogleJsonErrorContainer.class, callback2);
    }
    return batchRequest;
}

Example 2 with ObjectParser

use of com.google.api.client.util.ObjectParser in project google-api-java-client by google.

the class BatchRequestTest method subTestExecuteWithVoidCallback.

public void subTestExecuteWithVoidCallback(boolean testServerError) throws Exception {
    MockTransport transport = new MockTransport(testServerError, false, false, false, false, false);
    MockGoogleClient client = new MockGoogleClient.Builder(transport, ROOT_URL, SERVICE_PATH, null, null).setApplicationName("Test Application").build();
    MockGoogleClientRequest<String> jsonHttpRequest1 = new MockGoogleClientRequest<String>(client, METHOD1, URI_TEMPLATE1, null, String.class);
    MockGoogleClientRequest<String> jsonHttpRequest2 = new MockGoogleClientRequest<String>(client, METHOD2, URI_TEMPLATE2, null, String.class);
    ObjectParser parser = new JsonObjectParser(new JacksonFactory());
    BatchRequest batchRequest = new BatchRequest(transport, null).setBatchUrl(new GenericUrl(TEST_BATCH_URL));
    HttpRequest request1 = jsonHttpRequest1.buildHttpRequest();
    request1.setParser(parser);
    HttpRequest request2 = jsonHttpRequest2.buildHttpRequest();
    request2.setParser(parser);
    batchRequest.queue(request1, MockDataClass1.class, GoogleJsonErrorContainer.class, callback1);
    batchRequest.queue(request2, Void.class, Void.class, callback3);
    batchRequest.execute();
    // Assert transport called expected number of times.
    assertEquals(1, transport.actualCalls);
}