//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void testPutProfileNonexistingFails()
public virtual void testPutProfileNonexistingFails()
{
User userUpdate = MockProvider.createMockUserUpdate();
UserQuery sampleUserQuery = mock(typeof(UserQuery));
when(identityServiceMock.createUserQuery()).thenReturn(sampleUserQuery);
when(sampleUserQuery.userId("aNonExistingUser")).thenReturn(sampleUserQuery);
when(sampleUserQuery.singleResult()).thenReturn(null);
UserProfileDto updateDto = UserProfileDto.fromUser(userUpdate);
given().pathParam("id", "aNonExistingUser").body(updateDto).contentType(ContentType.JSON).then().then().expect().statusCode(Status.NOT_FOUND.StatusCode).contentType(ContentType.JSON).body("type", equalTo(typeof(InvalidRequestException).Name)).body("message", equalTo("User with id aNonExistingUser does not exist")).when().put(USER_PROFILE_URL);
// nothing was saved
verify(identityServiceMock, never()).saveUser(any(typeof(User)));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void testPutProfileThrowsAuthorizationException()
public virtual void testPutProfileThrowsAuthorizationException()
{
User initialUser = MockProvider.createMockUser();
User userUpdate = MockProvider.createMockUserUpdate();
UserQuery sampleUserQuery = mock(typeof(UserQuery));
when(identityServiceMock.createUserQuery()).thenReturn(sampleUserQuery);
when(sampleUserQuery.userId(MockProvider.EXAMPLE_USER_ID)).thenReturn(sampleUserQuery);
when(sampleUserQuery.singleResult()).thenReturn(initialUser);
string message = "exception expected";
doThrow(new AuthorizationException(message)).when(identityServiceMock).saveUser(any(typeof(User)));
UserProfileDto updateDto = UserProfileDto.fromUser(userUpdate);
given().pathParam("id", MockProvider.EXAMPLE_USER_ID).body(updateDto).contentType(ContentType.JSON).then().statusCode(Status.FORBIDDEN.StatusCode).contentType(ContentType.JSON).body("type", equalTo(typeof(AuthorizationException).Name)).body("message", equalTo(message)).when().put(USER_PROFILE_URL);
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void testPutProfile()
public virtual void testPutProfile()
{
User initialUser = MockProvider.createMockUser();
User userUpdate = MockProvider.createMockUserUpdate();
UserQuery sampleUserQuery = mock(typeof(UserQuery));
when(identityServiceMock.createUserQuery()).thenReturn(sampleUserQuery);
when(sampleUserQuery.userId(MockProvider.EXAMPLE_USER_ID)).thenReturn(sampleUserQuery);
when(sampleUserQuery.singleResult()).thenReturn(initialUser);
UserProfileDto updateDto = UserProfileDto.fromUser(userUpdate);
given().pathParam("id", MockProvider.EXAMPLE_USER_ID).body(updateDto).contentType(ContentType.JSON).then().statusCode(Status.NO_CONTENT.StatusCode).when().put(USER_PROFILE_URL);
// password was updated
verify(initialUser).Email = updateDto.Email;
verify(initialUser).FirstName = updateDto.FirstName;
verify(initialUser).LastName = updateDto.LastName;
// and then saved
verify(identityServiceMock).saveUser(initialUser);
}
