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package com.splunk;

import java.util.HashMap;

import org.junit.Test;

public class HttpServiceTest extends SplunkTestCase {

final static String assertRoot = "Event Type assert: ";

@Test public void testGet() {

HttpService service = new HttpService(

command.host, command.port, command.scheme);

ResponseMessage response = service.get("/");

assertEquals(assertRoot + "#1", 200, response.getStatus());

}

@Test public void testPost() {

HttpService service = new HttpService(

command.host, command.port, command.scheme);

HashMap<String, Object> args = new HashMap<String, Object>();

args.put("foo", "bar");

ResponseMessage response = service.post("/", args);

// We are taking advantage of the fact that a post to the root of

// the REST API hierarchy ignores POST args and returns the same

// results as a GET. It could be argued this is not a very good

// test because we can't distinguish between a GET & POST result ..

// But I dont have a better idea for how to excercise this code path

// at this layer (without authenticating against Splunk).

assertEquals(assertRoot + "#2", 200, response.getStatus());

}

@Test public void testSend() {

HttpService service = new HttpService(

command.host, command.port, command.scheme);

RequestMessage request = new RequestMessage("GET");

ResponseMessage response = service.send("/", request);

assertEquals(assertRoot + "#3", 200, response.getStatus());

}

}