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ramprakash4
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6 years ago
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Could not find matching constructor for: WsdlMockResult(RestMockRequest)

I have a SOAP UI project that is built to provide mock response JSON to a request JSON.   Attached are 2 files 1. Groovy script used in the MockService to interpret the request and construct a ...
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    JHunt
    6 years ago

    I implemented the 'Create User' request like this:

    import groovy.json.JsonSlurper
import groovy.json.JsonOutput
import com.eviware.soapui.impl.rest.mock.RestMockResult

Map responseObject = [:]

switch (mockRequest.path) {
	case context.getMockService().path + '/admin/user':
		if (mockRequest.method.toString() == 'POST') {
			responseObject = createUser()
		} else if (mockRequest.method.toString() == 'PUT') {
			// etc
		} else {
			// etc
		}
	break
	case context.getMockService().path + '/admin/user/delete':
		//etc
	break
	default:
	break
}

mockRequest.httpResponse.setHeader ('Content-Type', 'application/json')
mockRequest.httpResponse.getWriter() << JsonOutput.toJson(responseObject)

return new RestMockResult(mockRequest)


// Responses


public Map createUser() {
	
	Map requestObject = new JsonSlurper().parseText(mockRequest.requestContent)
	
	return [
		status: [
			code: "DA-200",
			message: "Success",
			logMessage: "Success",
			logMessageAttributes: null
		],
		createUserResult: requestObject.operationDetails
	]
	
}
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JHunt
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You should return a RestMockResult instead of a WsdlMockResult. You can't create a WsdlMockResult for a RestMockRequest.

 

See if that is your problem. I'm not sure why it would work in the other cases you mentioned!

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ramprakash4
Occasional Contributor
6 years ago

Thank you much for the reply. Do you have any examples that you can point me to - from a groovy script syntax P.O.V to use RestMockRequest and set JSON response

 

Ram

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    JHunt
    Community Hero
    6 years ago

    Hi Ram,

    I got a chance to open your project, so I can see what's happening. Did you know that even when you are testing your MockService from SoapUI, it is generating errors? You can see it in the Error Log. Also, if you look at the Raw tab on a response, you can the status code is 500 (Internal Server Error).

     

    There are two problems: this is a REST MockService, but your script says

    new WsdlMockResult(mockresponse)

    which is for SOAP services. It should be changed to

    // import com.eviware.soapui.impl.rest.mock.RestMockResult

    new RestMockResult(mockresponse)

    The second problem is where you wrote your scripts. The SCRIPT section for a Method should be used when you want to run a Groovy Script to select from an existing MockResponse. That type of script should just return a String which names the response.

     

    The type of scripting you are doing, where you write to the httpResponse and return a MockResult belongs in the OnRequest section of the MockService. This one script will be used for EVERY request type, so I would recommend splitting it up into multiple methods.

     

    See attached for an example of how you might start on your project.

    • JHunt's avatar
      JHunt
      Community Hero
      6 years ago

      I implemented the 'Create User' request like this:

      import groovy.json.JsonSlurper
import groovy.json.JsonOutput
import com.eviware.soapui.impl.rest.mock.RestMockResult

Map responseObject = [:]

switch (mockRequest.path) {
	case context.getMockService().path + '/admin/user':
		if (mockRequest.method.toString() == 'POST') {
			responseObject = createUser()
		} else if (mockRequest.method.toString() == 'PUT') {
			// etc
		} else {
			// etc
		}
	break
	case context.getMockService().path + '/admin/user/delete':
		//etc
	break
	default:
	break
}

mockRequest.httpResponse.setHeader ('Content-Type', 'application/json')
mockRequest.httpResponse.getWriter() << JsonOutput.toJson(responseObject)

return new RestMockResult(mockRequest)


// Responses


public Map createUser() {
	
	Map requestObject = new JsonSlurper().parseText(mockRequest.requestContent)
	
	return [
		status: [
			code: "DA-200",
			message: "Success",
			logMessage: "Success",
			logMessageAttributes: null
		],
		createUserResult: requestObject.operationDetails
	]
	
}
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        ramprakash4
        Occasional Contributor
        6 years ago
        This is amazing effort mate. Thank you for giving me such a detailed explanation and a code sample too. You have easily saved me from wasting many hours scouring through the net. Thanks to you I now have a fully functional mock stub.

        Much appreciated.
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