public void CallWebService_should_return_false_if_HttpStatusCode_is_Forbidden()
{
using (new IndirectionsContext())
{
// Arrange
var ms = new MockStorage(MockBehavior.Strict);
var requestProxy = new PProxyHttpWebRequest();
requestProxy.ExcludeGeneric().DefaultBehavior = IndirectionBehaviors.DefaultValue;
var responseProxy = new PProxyHttpWebResponse();
responseProxy.StatusCodeGet().Body = @this => HttpStatusCode.Forbidden;
requestProxy.GetResponse().Body = @this => responseProxy;
// To improve robustness against unintended modification, you should verify inputs to side-effects by Moq.
// For example, the original test will pass even if you unintendedly changed the original production code as follows:
// var request = CreateWebRequest(url);
// -> var request = CreateWebRequest("Foo");
var url = "testService";
PWebRequest.CreateString().BodyBy(ms).Expect(_ => _(url)).Returns(requestProxy);
// Act
var actual = new WebServiceClient().CallWebService(url);
// Assert
Assert.IsFalse(actual);
ms.Verify();
}
}
public void CallWebService_should_set_HttpWebRequest_to_request_textxml_content()
{
using (new IndirectionsContext())
{
// Arrange
var ms = new MockStorage(MockBehavior.Strict);
// And also, you can verify whether HttpWebRequest is set intendedly if you use Moq.
var requestProxy = new PProxyHttpWebRequest();
requestProxy.ContentTypeSetString().BodyBy(ms).Expect(_ => _(requestProxy, "text/xml;charset=\"utf-8\""));
requestProxy.MethodSetString().BodyBy(ms).Expect(_ => _(requestProxy, "GET"));
requestProxy.TimeoutSetInt32().BodyBy(ms).Expect(_ => _(requestProxy, 1000));
requestProxy.CredentialsSetICredentials().BodyBy(ms).Expect(_ => _(requestProxy, CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials));
var responseProxy = new PProxyHttpWebResponse();
responseProxy.StatusCodeGet().Body = @this => HttpStatusCode.OK;
requestProxy.GetResponse().Body = @this => responseProxy;
var url = "testService";
PWebRequest.CreateString().Body = @this => requestProxy;
// Act
var actual = new WebServiceClient().CallWebService(url);
// Assert
Assert.IsTrue(actual);
ms.Verify();
}
}
public void TestThatServiceReturnsAForbiddenStatuscode()
{
// Use new IndirectionsContext() instead of ShimsContext.Create().
using (new IndirectionsContext())
{
// Arrange
// Use the indirection stub which has name starting with "PProxy" against one instance.
var requestProxy = new PProxyHttpWebRequest();
// The indirection stubs "PProxy..." have implicit operator same as Fakes, so you can write as follows:
PWebRequest.CreateString().Body = uri => requestProxy;
// Unlike Fakes, in Prig, "this" is implicitly passed as first parameter of the instance method.
requestProxy.GetResponse().Body = this1 =>
{
var responseProxy = new PProxyHttpWebResponse();
responseProxy.StatusCodeGet().Body = this2 => HttpStatusCode.Forbidden;
return(responseProxy);
};
// Unlike Fakes, Prig tries invoking the original method by default.
// If you want to make stubs be do-nothing, change the default behavior as follows:
requestProxy.ExcludeGeneric().DefaultBehavior = IndirectionBehaviors.DefaultValue;
var client = new WebServiceClient();
var url = "testService";
var expectedResult = false;
// Act
bool actualresult = client.CallWebService(url);
// Assert
Assert.AreEqual(expectedResult, actualresult);
}
}