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Questions - stub

Multi services - when to use mocks and stubs?

If say you're building a checkout and your remit is simply to render a confirmation page with usual details, including order number etc. If you know that there is a service/API/endpoint that you will ...
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Paul

mocking

agile

stub

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You could potentially create an abstraction layer for the unknown api calls. Build your system using an abstraction for the api calls Make a reasonable guess about how you would expect the api calls ...
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Barnaby Golden

What's the alternative for a web service/distributed system if it is not using a stub?

I'm currently learning about web services, and if I understood correctly as an example for an RPC, a stub is generated based on a WSDL and the stub converts methods, data etc. into a form that the re...
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seer

web-services

wsdl

rpc

distributed-system

stub

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You have two major ways to design communication - contract first or contract last. In your example, you do contract first - you write WSDL and then code is generated out of it. The benefit for this ap...
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AndrewR

Difference between 'setup' and 'setupSpec' when initialising a Spock stub?

I am confused about stub initialize in setup() and setupSpec(), demo: class SpockTestSpec extends Specification { @Shared Service service @Shared MsgClient msgClient @Shared QueryResult qu...
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Linyy

spock

stub

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It is a current limitation of Spock that you can't create usable @Shared mocks. Mocks are cheap to create so there is no reason to share them. It would introduce needless coupling between tests. As st...
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Leonard Brünings

WebMock stub_request with hash_including -- matching only part of json

I wold like to test whether a request contained some inner value in json. Let assume the request body is: level1: { level2a: "value1", level2b: "value2", ... }, ....
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paliwodar

ruby

testing

stub

webmock

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