Post by account_disabled on Dec 6, 2023 11:07:28 GMT
Mocking in practice So lets get down to practice. Using the example of MockServer and Java I will show you how to configure a sample mock without writing a single line of code using Maven. To configure Mock Server just add dependencies in pom.xml mocking dependency and the plugin that our server will run mocking dependencies We can read from this that our server will be started by Maven on localhost in the processtestclasses phase and stopped in the verify phase. We build the project using the command mvn clean verify And here comes the mysterious json file which contains the entire configuration related to mocked endpoints i.e. specifying he types and parameters of requests as well as responses to these requests.
For me this is an example for the exchange rate on the NBP website accepting a GET request at the address with httplocalhost and enjoy the lowest ever Thai baht exchange rate visible in our tests. As you can see configuration Email Marketing List is not difficult it does not require writing any code and additional mocks can be added by extending the json file. Mocking in manual testing However if you want to use the benefits of mocking in manual tests I recommend the free version of the SoapUI tool. It has a graphical interface so clicking on the required configuration does not pose any major problems.
Below is an example for our NBP mocking After launching the application we create a new project. Click File and New SOAP Project respectively. Mocking Then we give it an appropriate name and click OK. mocking new soap project On our newly created project right click and select New REST MockService mocking We give an appropriate name and confirm by clicking OK. mocking Here we see that our MockService is running on the default port. mocking We add an action corresponding to the http request to our website.
For me this is an example for the exchange rate on the NBP website accepting a GET request at the address with httplocalhost and enjoy the lowest ever Thai baht exchange rate visible in our tests. As you can see configuration Email Marketing List is not difficult it does not require writing any code and additional mocks can be added by extending the json file. Mocking in manual testing However if you want to use the benefits of mocking in manual tests I recommend the free version of the SoapUI tool. It has a graphical interface so clicking on the required configuration does not pose any major problems.
Below is an example for our NBP mocking After launching the application we create a new project. Click File and New SOAP Project respectively. Mocking Then we give it an appropriate name and click OK. mocking new soap project On our newly created project right click and select New REST MockService mocking We give an appropriate name and confirm by clicking OK. mocking Here we see that our MockService is running on the default port. mocking We add an action corresponding to the http request to our website.