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user2006237

Reputation: 1

junit to test a method calling webservice

I am newbie to junit. I need to do junit for the following method. kindly guide me

   public boolean binlist(params hpproxy, calendarparam cpxproxy)

      {

       Getbinresponse binresponse;
       cpproxy.setid(hpproxy.getId());
       binresponse= cpproxy.getBinlist(); // resturns a list calling webservice
     if (binresponse.size>0)
      {
      result=true;
            }
         else
         {
          result=false;
         }   
      return result;      
         }

I have tried to test the binlist method using mock object.

    class testbin
     {
    @test
     public void testbinlist()
      {
          Testbin mocktestbin=mock(testbin.class);
      calendarproxy cpproxy=mock(calendarproxy.class);
      params hpproxy= mock(cparams.class);
        hpproxy.setId("123");
         stub(cpproxy.getBinList()).toReturn(gettestbins()) // mocked getbinlist()
        boolen result= mocktestbin.binlist();
          assertTrue(result);


        }

     }

how to test the webservice inside a method?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 3210

Answers (1)

Manuel Quinones
Manuel Quinones

Reputation: 4246

I think you are pretty spot on in your test. I think you do not need to mock the Testbin since that is the class under test. Just create a mock of the calendarproxy that is being passed on as an argument.

So your test method to test bin would look something like what is below.

class testbin
{
    @test
    public void testbinlist()
    {
        Testbin mocktestbin= new Testbin();
        calendarproxy cpproxy=mock(calendarproxy.class);
        params hpproxy= mock(cparams.class);
        hpproxy.setId("123");
        when(cpproxy.getBinList()).thenReturn(gettestbins()); // mocked getbinlist()
        boolen result= mocktestbin.binlist(hpproxy,cpproxy);
        assertTrue(result);
    }
}

Upvotes: 1

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