Examples with Arguments org.apache.jmeter.config.Arguments used on opensource projects

Example 31 with Arguments

use of org.apache.jmeter.config.Arguments in project jmeter by apache.

the class PostWriterTest method setupFormData.

private void setupFormData(HTTPSampler httpSampler, boolean isEncoded, String titleValue, String descriptionValue) {
    Arguments args = new Arguments();
    HTTPArgument argument1 = new HTTPArgument("title", titleValue, isEncoded);
    HTTPArgument argument2 = new HTTPArgument("description", descriptionValue, isEncoded);
    args.addArgument(argument1);
    args.addArgument(argument2);
    httpSampler.setArguments(args);
}

Example 32 with Arguments

use of org.apache.jmeter.config.Arguments in project jmeter by apache.

the class PutWriterTest method testSetHeadersWithParams.

@Test
public void testSetHeadersWithParams() throws Exception {
    URLConnection uc = new NullURLConnection();
    HTTPSampler sampler = new HTTPSampler();
    sampler.setHTTPFiles(new HTTPFileArg[] { new HTTPFileArg("file2", "param2", "mime2") });
    Arguments arguments = new Arguments();
    arguments.addArgument(new HTTPArgument("", "parameter with no name"));
    sampler.setArguments(arguments);
    PutWriter pw = new PutWriter();
    pw.setHeaders(uc, sampler);
    assertEquals("mime2", uc.getRequestProperty(HTTPConstants.HEADER_CONTENT_TYPE));
}

Example 33 with Arguments

use of org.apache.jmeter.config.Arguments in project jmeter by apache.

the class TestHTTPSamplers method testParseArguments.

// Parse arguments singly
@Test
public void testParseArguments() {
    HTTPSamplerBase sampler = new HTTPNullSampler();
    Arguments args;
    Argument arg;
    args = sampler.getArguments();
    assertEquals(0, args.getArgumentCount());
    assertEquals(0, sampler.getHTTPFileCount());
    sampler.parseArguments("");
    args = sampler.getArguments();
    assertEquals(0, args.getArgumentCount());
    assertEquals(0, sampler.getHTTPFileCount());
    sampler.parseArguments("name1");
    args = sampler.getArguments();
    assertEquals(1, args.getArgumentCount());
    arg = args.getArgument(0);
    assertEquals("name1", arg.getName());
    assertEquals("", arg.getMetaData());
    assertEquals("", arg.getValue());
    assertEquals(0, sampler.getHTTPFileCount());
    sampler.parseArguments("name2=");
    args = sampler.getArguments();
    assertEquals(2, args.getArgumentCount());
    arg = args.getArgument(1);
    assertEquals("name2", arg.getName());
    assertEquals("=", arg.getMetaData());
    assertEquals("", arg.getValue());
    assertEquals(0, sampler.getHTTPFileCount());
    sampler.parseArguments("name3=value3");
    args = sampler.getArguments();
    assertEquals(3, args.getArgumentCount());
    arg = args.getArgument(2);
    assertEquals("name3", arg.getName());
    assertEquals("=", arg.getMetaData());
    assertEquals("value3", arg.getValue());
    assertEquals(0, sampler.getHTTPFileCount());
}

Example 34 with Arguments

use of org.apache.jmeter.config.Arguments in project jmeter by apache.

the class TestGraphQLRequestParamUtils method testToGraphQLRequestParamsWithHttpArguments.

@Test
void testToGraphQLRequestParamsWithHttpArguments() throws Exception {
    Arguments args = new Arguments();
    args.addArgument(new HTTPArgument("query", "query { droid { id }}", "=", false));
    GraphQLRequestParams params = GraphQLRequestParamUtils.toGraphQLRequestParams(args, null);
    assertNull(params.getOperationName());
    assertEquals("query { droid { id }}", params.getQuery());
    assertNull(params.getVariables());
    args = new Arguments();
    args.addArgument(new HTTPArgument("operationName", "op1", "=", false));
    args.addArgument(new HTTPArgument("query", "query { droid { id }}", "=", false));
    args.addArgument(new HTTPArgument("variables", "{\"id\":123}", "=", false));
    params = GraphQLRequestParamUtils.toGraphQLRequestParams(args, null);
    assertEquals("op1", params.getOperationName());
    assertEquals("query { droid { id }}", params.getQuery());
    assertEquals("{\"id\":123}", params.getVariables());
    args = new Arguments();
    args.addArgument(new HTTPArgument("query", "query+%7B+droid+%7B+id+%7D%7D", "=", true));
    params = GraphQLRequestParamUtils.toGraphQLRequestParams(args, null);
    assertNull(params.getOperationName());
    assertEquals("query { droid { id }}", params.getQuery());
    assertNull(params.getVariables());
    args = new Arguments();
    args.addArgument(new HTTPArgument("query", "query%20%7B%20droid%20%7B%20id%20%7D%7D", "=", true));
    params = GraphQLRequestParamUtils.toGraphQLRequestParams(args, null);
    assertNull(params.getOperationName());
    assertEquals("query { droid { id }}", params.getQuery());
    assertNull(params.getVariables());
}

Example 35 with Arguments

use of org.apache.jmeter.config.Arguments in project jmeter by apache.

the class TestHTTPArgument method testConversion.

@Test
public void testConversion() throws Exception {
    Arguments args = new Arguments();
    args.addArgument("name.?", "value_ here");
    args.addArgument("name$of property", "value_.+");
    HTTPArgument.convertArgumentsToHTTP(args);
    CollectionProperty argList = args.getArguments();
    HTTPArgument httpArg = (HTTPArgument) argList.get(0).getObjectValue();
    assertEquals("name.%3F", httpArg.getEncodedName());
    assertEquals("value_+here", httpArg.getEncodedValue());
    httpArg = (HTTPArgument) argList.get(1).getObjectValue();
    assertEquals("name%24of+property", httpArg.getEncodedName());
    assertEquals("value_.%2B", httpArg.getEncodedValue());
}