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Hi,
when using a Fluent Form Prefill, the service returns a 'Document', so you can use this pattern in unit tests to examine the prefill formXml:
Document result = (Document) new ServiceInvoker(svcDef)
.setLogger(logger)
.invoke(params)
assert result != null
Path path = new Path(result)
assert "9999" == path.val("//Customer/Address/PostCode")
However, when using a Fluent Function, with trigger = Open, that returns a FuncResult, not the actual funcResult.appDoc or similar.
How can I unit test a Fluent Function (Open) so that I can verify the prefill data?
How do I get access to the 'appDoc'?
I have tried a few options, like MockTxn, MockFuncParam, MockDocument, Document with Test XML Data, but all results return the seed formXml with no data, or other results that aren't correct.
Thanks
Mark
Solved.
It seems that the xmlDoc used as the parameter to the funcParam is available after the function has been called, even though it isn't present explicitly as part of the funcResult.
So, using code like the following in a test gives access to the 'prefill' content, so I can assert that the function performs as expected.
I set the 'Test XML Data' as the seed xml for the form.
String xmlData = testParams.get("Test XML Data")
XmlDoc xmlDoc = new XmlDoc(xmlData)
MockRequest mockRequest = new MockRequest()
mockRequest.setParameter("channel", "TEST")
Txn txn = new MockVoBuilder().createTxnOpened()
FuncParam funcParam = new FuncParam(FuncParam.TRIGGER_FORM_OPEN, xmlDoc.document, [:], mockRequest, svcDef, txn, null)
FormFuncResult result = (FormFuncResult) new ServiceInvoker(svcDef).invoke("funcParam", funcParam)
logger.debug(xmlDoc.getText("//Channel"))
assert xmlDoc.getText("//Channel") == "TEST"
That wasn't obvious to me while building tests and using the funcParam and funcResult, but it seems to work.
So, I hope that helps someone.
Thanks
Mark
Solved.
It seems that the xmlDoc used as the parameter to the funcParam is available after the function has been called, even though it isn't present explicitly as part of the funcResult.
So, using code like the following in a test gives access to the 'prefill' content, so I can assert that the function performs as expected.
I set the 'Test XML Data' as the seed xml for the form.
String xmlData = testParams.get("Test XML Data")
XmlDoc xmlDoc = new XmlDoc(xmlData)
MockRequest mockRequest = new MockRequest()
mockRequest.setParameter("channel", "TEST")
Txn txn = new MockVoBuilder().createTxnOpened()
FuncParam funcParam = new FuncParam(FuncParam.TRIGGER_FORM_OPEN, xmlDoc.document, [:], mockRequest, svcDef, txn, null)
FormFuncResult result = (FormFuncResult) new ServiceInvoker(svcDef).invoke("funcParam", funcParam)
logger.debug(xmlDoc.getText("//Channel"))
assert xmlDoc.getText("//Channel") == "TEST"
That wasn't obvious to me while building tests and using the funcParam and funcResult, but it seems to work.
So, I hope that helps someone.
Thanks
Mark
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