JMeter example source code file (TestHTTPArgument.java)

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The JMeter TestHTTPArgument.java source code

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package org.apache.jmeter.protocol.http.util;

import junit.framework.TestCase;

import org.apache.jmeter.config.Arguments;
import org.apache.jmeter.testelement.property.CollectionProperty;

public class TestHTTPArgument extends TestCase {
        public TestHTTPArgument(String name) {
            super(name);
        }

        public void testCloning() throws Exception {
            HTTPArgument arg = new HTTPArgument("name.?", "value_ here");
            assertEquals("name.?", arg.getName());
            assertEquals("value_ here", arg.getValue());
            assertEquals("name.%3F", arg.getEncodedName());
            assertEquals("value_+here", arg.getEncodedValue());
            HTTPArgument clone = (HTTPArgument) arg.clone();
            assertEquals("name.%3F", clone.getEncodedName());
            assertEquals("value_+here", clone.getEncodedValue());
            assertEquals("name.?", clone.getName());
            assertEquals("value_ here", clone.getValue());
        }

        public void testConversion() throws Exception {
            Arguments args = new Arguments();
            args.addArgument("name.?", "value_ here");
            args.addArgument("name$of property", "value_.+");
            HTTPArgument.convertArgumentsToHTTP(args);
            CollectionProperty argList = args.getArguments();
            HTTPArgument httpArg = (HTTPArgument) argList.get(0).getObjectValue();
            assertEquals("name.%3F", httpArg.getEncodedName());
            assertEquals("value_+here", httpArg.getEncodedValue());
            httpArg = (HTTPArgument) argList.get(1).getObjectValue();
            assertEquals("name%24of+property", httpArg.getEncodedName());
            assertEquals("value_.%2B", httpArg.getEncodedValue());
        }
        
        public void testEncoding() throws Exception {
            HTTPArgument arg;
            arg = new HTTPArgument("name.?", "value_ here", false);
            assertEquals("name.?", arg.getName());
            assertEquals("value_ here", arg.getValue());
            assertEquals("name.%3F", arg.getEncodedName());
            assertEquals("value_+here", arg.getEncodedValue());
            // Show that can bypass encoding:
            arg.setAlwaysEncoded(false);
            assertEquals("name.?", arg.getEncodedName());
            assertEquals("value_ here", arg.getEncodedValue());
            
            // The sample does not use a valid encoding
            arg = new HTTPArgument("name.?", "value_ here", true);
            assertEquals("name.?", arg.getName());
            assertEquals("value_ here", arg.getValue());
            assertEquals("name.%3F", arg.getEncodedName());
            assertEquals("value_+here", arg.getEncodedValue());
            arg.setAlwaysEncoded(false); // by default, name/value are encoded on fetch 
            assertEquals("name.?", arg.getEncodedName());
            assertEquals("value_ here", arg.getEncodedValue());
            
            // Try a real encoded argument
            arg = new HTTPArgument("name.%3F", "value_+here", true);
            assertEquals("name.?", arg.getName());
            assertEquals("value_ here", arg.getValue());
            assertEquals("name.%3F", arg.getEncodedName());
            assertEquals("value_+here", arg.getEncodedValue());
            // Show that can bypass encoding:
            arg.setAlwaysEncoded(false);
            assertEquals("name.?", arg.getEncodedName());
            assertEquals("value_ here", arg.getEncodedValue());
            
            arg = new HTTPArgument("", "\00\01\07", "", false);
            arg.setAlwaysEncoded(false);
            assertEquals("", arg.getEncodedName());
            assertEquals("\00\01\07", arg.getEncodedValue());
        }
}