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CamJohnson26
CamJohnson26

Reputation: 1199

Mock an Exception in MUnit with Mulesoft

I have a flow containing an http request to an external service. I want to add an MUnit test to make sure the logic functions when the external service is down and returns a 500. I mock the http request and return a 500, but the flow does not raise an exception since I am testing outside of APIKit.

Is there any way to force a mocked component to raise a specific exception?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 7285

Answers (1)

Dds
Dds

Reputation: 712

You can mock a message processor and instruct it to throw an exception by using the throw-an message processor:

https://docs.mulesoft.com/munit/v/1.2.0/mock-message-processor#defining-mock-response-exceptions

It short it follows the same definition patter as the mock message processor: 

<mock:config name="mock_config" doc:name="Mock configuration"/>
   <mock:throw-an whenCalling="mule:set-payload" exception-ref="#[new java.lang.Exception()]">
</mock:throw-an>

(in this example only defining the message processor name but you can also use the attributes of the message processor).

HTH

Upvotes: 4

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