Examples with ResponseBody okhttp3.ResponseBody used on opensource projects

Example 41 with ResponseBody

use of okhttp3.ResponseBody in project retrofit by square.

the class RequestBuilderTest method multipartNullRemovesPart.

@Test
public void multipartNullRemovesPart() throws IOException {
    class Example {

        //
        @Multipart
        //
        @POST("/foo/bar/")
        Call<ResponseBody> method(@Part("ping") String ping, @Part("fizz") String fizz) {
            return null;
        }
    }
    Request request = buildRequest(Example.class, "pong", null);
    assertThat(request.method()).isEqualTo("POST");
    assertThat(request.headers().size()).isZero();
    assertThat(request.url().toString()).isEqualTo("http://example.com/foo/bar/");
    RequestBody body = request.body();
    Buffer buffer = new Buffer();
    body.writeTo(buffer);
    String bodyString = buffer.readUtf8();
    assertThat(bodyString).contains("Content-Disposition: form-data;").contains("name=\"ping\"").contains("\r\npong\r\n--");
}

Example 42 with ResponseBody

use of okhttp3.ResponseBody in project retrofit by square.

the class RequestBuilderTest method getWithQueryNameParam.

@Test
public void getWithQueryNameParam() {
    class Example {

        //
        @GET("/foo/bar/")
        Call<ResponseBody> method(@QueryName String ping) {
            return null;
        }
    }
    Request request = buildRequest(Example.class, "pong");
    assertThat(request.method()).isEqualTo("GET");
    assertThat(request.headers().size()).isZero();
    assertThat(request.url().toString()).isEqualTo("http://example.com/foo/bar/?pong");
    assertThat(request.body()).isNull();
}

Example 43 with ResponseBody

use of okhttp3.ResponseBody in project retrofit by square.

the class RequestBuilderTest method getWithEncodedPathParam.

@Test
public void getWithEncodedPathParam() {
    class Example {

        //
        @GET("/foo/bar/{ping}/")
        Call<ResponseBody> method(@Path(value = "ping", encoded = true) String ping) {
            return null;
        }
    }
    Request request = buildRequest(Example.class, "po%20ng");
    assertThat(request.method()).isEqualTo("GET");
    assertThat(request.headers().size()).isZero();
    assertThat(request.url().toString()).isEqualTo("http://example.com/foo/bar/po%20ng/");
    assertThat(request.body()).isNull();
}

Example 44 with ResponseBody

use of okhttp3.ResponseBody in project okhttp by square.

the class JavaApiConverterTest method createJavaUrlConnection_responseHeadersOk.

@Test
public void createJavaUrlConnection_responseHeadersOk() throws Exception {
    ResponseBody responseBody = createResponseBody("BodyText");
    Response okResponse = new Response.Builder().request(createArbitraryOkRequest()).protocol(Protocol.HTTP_1_1).code(200).message("Fantastic").addHeader("A", "c").addHeader("B", "d").addHeader("A", "e").addHeader("Content-Length", Long.toString(responseBody.contentLength())).body(responseBody).build();
    HttpURLConnection httpUrlConnection = JavaApiConverter.createJavaUrlConnectionForCachePut(okResponse);
    assertEquals(200, httpUrlConnection.getResponseCode());
    assertEquals("Fantastic", httpUrlConnection.getResponseMessage());
    assertEquals(responseBody.contentLength(), httpUrlConnection.getContentLength());
    // Check retrieval by string key.
    assertEquals("HTTP/1.1 200 Fantastic", httpUrlConnection.getHeaderField(null));
    assertEquals("e", httpUrlConnection.getHeaderField("A"));
    // The RI and OkHttp supports case-insensitive matching for this method.
    assertEquals("e", httpUrlConnection.getHeaderField("a"));
    // Check retrieval using a Map.
    Map<String, List<String>> responseHeaders = httpUrlConnection.getHeaderFields();
    assertEquals(Arrays.asList("HTTP/1.1 200 Fantastic"), responseHeaders.get(null));
    assertEquals(newSet("c", "e"), newSet(responseHeaders.get("A")));
    // OkHttp supports case-insensitive matching here. The RI does not.
    assertEquals(newSet("c", "e"), newSet(responseHeaders.get("a")));
    // Check the Map iterator contains the expected mappings.
    assertHeadersContainsMapping(responseHeaders, null, "HTTP/1.1 200 Fantastic");
    assertHeadersContainsMapping(responseHeaders, "A", "c", "e");
    assertHeadersContainsMapping(responseHeaders, "B", "d");
    // Check immutability of the headers Map.
    try {
        responseHeaders.put("N", Arrays.asList("o"));
        fail("Modified an unmodifiable view.");
    } catch (UnsupportedOperationException expected) {
    }
    try {
        responseHeaders.get("A").add("f");
        fail("Modified an unmodifiable view.");
    } catch (UnsupportedOperationException expected) {
    }
    // Check retrieval of headers by index.
    assertEquals(null, httpUrlConnection.getHeaderFieldKey(0));
    assertEquals("HTTP/1.1 200 Fantastic", httpUrlConnection.getHeaderField(0));
    // After header zero there may be additional entries provided at the beginning or end by the
    // implementation. It's probably important that the relative ordering of the headers is
    // preserved, particularly if there are multiple value for the same key.
    int i = 1;
    while (!httpUrlConnection.getHeaderFieldKey(i).equals("A")) {
        i++;
    }
    // Check the ordering of the headers set by app code.
    assertResponseHeaderAtIndex(httpUrlConnection, i++, "A", "c");
    assertResponseHeaderAtIndex(httpUrlConnection, i++, "B", "d");
    assertResponseHeaderAtIndex(httpUrlConnection, i++, "A", "e");
    // There may be some additional headers provided by the implementation.
    while (httpUrlConnection.getHeaderField(i) != null) {
        assertNotNull(httpUrlConnection.getHeaderFieldKey(i));
        i++;
    }
    // Confirm the correct behavior when the index is out-of-range.
    assertNull(httpUrlConnection.getHeaderFieldKey(i));
}

Example 45 with ResponseBody

use of okhttp3.ResponseBody in project okhttp by square.

the class JavaApiConverterTest method createResponseBody.

private static ResponseBody createResponseBody(String bodyText) {
    final Buffer source = new Buffer().writeUtf8(bodyText);
    final long contentLength = source.size();
    return new ResponseBody() {

        @Override
        public MediaType contentType() {
            return MediaType.parse("text/plain; charset=utf-8");
        }

        @Override
        public long contentLength() {
            return contentLength;
        }

        @Override
        public BufferedSource source() {
            return source;
        }
    };
}