Examples with WebClientResponse io.helidon.webclient.WebClientResponse used on opensource projects

Example 21 with WebClientResponse

use of io.helidon.webclient.WebClientResponse in project helidon by oracle.

the class MainTest method testHelloWorld.

// Make sure this runs before the greeting message changes so responses are deterministic.
@Order(1)
@Test
public void testHelloWorld() {
    WebClientResponse r = getResponse("/greet");
    assertEquals(200, r.status().code(), "HTTP response1");
    assertEquals("Hello World!", fromPayload(r).getMessage(), "default message");
    r = getResponse("/greet/Joe");
    assertEquals(200, r.status().code(), "HTTP response2");
    assertEquals("Hello Joe!", fromPayload(r).getMessage(), "hello Joe message");
    r = putResponse("/greet/greeting", new GreetingMessage("Hola"));
    assertEquals(204, r.status().code(), "HTTP response3");
    r = getResponse("/greet/Jose");
    assertEquals(200, r.status().code(), "HTTP response4");
    assertEquals("Hola Jose!", fromPayload(r).getMessage(), "hola Jose message");
    r = getResponse("/health");
    assertEquals(200, r.status().code(), "HTTP response2");
    r = getResponse("/metrics");
    assertEquals(200, r.status().code(), "HTTP response2");
}

Example 22 with WebClientResponse

use of io.helidon.webclient.WebClientResponse in project helidon by oracle.

the class MainTest method testNamedGreetWithCors.

// Run after CORS test changes greeting to Cheers.
@Order(12)
@Test
void testNamedGreetWithCors() {
    WebClientRequestBuilder builder = webClient.get();
    Headers headers = builder.headers();
    headers.add("Origin", "http://foo.com");
    headers.add("Host", "here.com");
    WebClientResponse r = getResponse("/greet/Maria", builder);
    assertEquals(200, r.status().code(), "HTTP response");
    assertTrue(fromPayload(r).getMessage().contains("Cheers Maria"));
    headers = r.headers();
    Optional<String> allowOrigin = headers.value(CrossOriginConfig.ACCESS_CONTROL_ALLOW_ORIGIN);
    assertTrue(allowOrigin.isPresent(), "Expected CORS header " + CrossOriginConfig.ACCESS_CONTROL_ALLOW_ORIGIN + " is absent");
    assertEquals(allowOrigin.get(), "*");
}

Example 23 with WebClientResponse

use of io.helidon.webclient.WebClientResponse in project helidon by oracle.

the class MainTest method testGreetingChangeWithCorsAndOtherOrigin.

// After all other tests so we can rely on deterministic greetings.
@Order(100)
@Test
void testGreetingChangeWithCorsAndOtherOrigin() {
    WebClientRequestBuilder builder = webClient.put();
    Headers headers = builder.headers();
    headers.add("Origin", "http://other.com");
    headers.add("Host", "here.com");
    WebClientResponse r = putResponse("/greet/greeting", new GreetingMessage("Ahoy"), builder);
    // Result depends on whether we are using overrides or not.
    boolean isOverriding = Config.create().get("cors").exists();
    assertEquals(isOverriding ? 204 : 403, r.status().code(), "HTTP response3");
}

Example 24 with WebClientResponse

use of io.helidon.webclient.WebClientResponse in project helidon by oracle.

the class MainTest method testHealth.

@Test
public void testHealth() {
    WebClientResponse response = webClient.get().path("/health").request().await();
    assertEquals(Http.Status.OK_200, response.status());
}

Example 25 with WebClientResponse

use of io.helidon.webclient.WebClientResponse in project helidon by oracle.

the class BasicExampleTest method testPublic.

// now for the tests
@Test
public void testPublic() {
    // Must be accessible without authentication
    WebClientResponse response = client.get().uri(getServerBase() + "/public").request().await(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
    assertThat(response.status(), is(Http.Status.OK_200));
    String entity = response.content().as(String.class).await(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
    assertThat(entity, containsString("<ANONYMOUS>"));
}