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package io.github.microcks.util.test;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.StringWriter;
import java.net.URI;
import java.net.URISyntaxException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map.Entry;
import java.util.Set;

import io.github.microcks.util.URIBuilder;
import io.github.microcks.domain.*;
import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.springframework.http.HttpHeaders;
import org.springframework.http.HttpMethod;
import org.springframework.http.client.ClientHttpRequest;
import org.springframework.http.client.ClientHttpRequestFactory;
import org.springframework.http.client.ClientHttpResponse;

/**
 * An extension of AbstractTestRunner that checks that returned response is
 * valid according the HTTP code of the response (OK if code in the 20x range, KO in
 * the 30x and over range).
 * @author laurent
 */
public class HttpTestRunner extends AbstractTestRunner{

   /** A simple logger for diagnostic messages. */
   private static Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(HttpTestRunner.class);

   private ClientHttpRequestFactory clientHttpRequestFactory;

   /**
    * Get the ClientHttpRequestFactory used for reaching endpoint.
    * @return The ClientHttpRequestFactory used for reaching endpoint
    */
   public ClientHttpRequestFactory getClientHttpRequestFactory() {
      return clientHttpRequestFactory;
   }

   /**
    * Set the ClientHttpRequestFactory used for reaching endpoint.
    * @param clientHttpRequestFactory The ClientHttpRequestFactory used for reaching endpoint
    */
   public void setClientHttpRequestFactory(ClientHttpRequestFactory clientHttpRequestFactory) {
      this.clientHttpRequestFactory = clientHttpRequestFactory;
   }

   @Override
   public List runTest(Service service, Operation operation, TestResult testResult,
                                   List requests, String endpointUrl, HttpMethod method) throws URISyntaxException, IOException{
      if (log. isDebugEnabled()){
         log.debug("Launching test run on " + endpointUrl + " for " + requests.size() + " request(s)");
      }

      if (requests.isEmpty()) {
         return null;
      }

      // Initialize result container.
      List result = new ArrayList();

      for (Request request : requests){
         // Reset status code, message and request each time.
         int code = TestReturn.SUCCESS_CODE;
         String message = null;
         String customizedEndpointUrl = endpointUrl;
         if (service.getType().equals(ServiceType.REST)){
            String operationName = operation.getName();
            // Name may start with verb, remove it if present.
            if (operationName.indexOf(' ') > 0 && operationName.indexOf(' ') < operationName.length()) {
               operationName = operationName.split(" ")[1];
            }

            customizedEndpointUrl += URIBuilder.buildURIFromPattern(operationName, request.getQueryParameters());
            log.debug("Using customized endpoint url: " + customizedEndpointUrl);
         }
         ClientHttpRequest httpRequest = clientHttpRequestFactory.createRequest(new URI(customizedEndpointUrl), method);

         // Set headers to request if any. Start with those coming from request itself.
         // Add or override existing headers with test specific ones for operation and globals.
         Set
headers = new HashSet<>(); if (request.getHeaders() != null) { headers.addAll(request.getHeaders()); } if (testResult.getOperationsHeaders() != null) { if (testResult.getOperationsHeaders().getGlobals() != null) { headers.addAll(testResult.getOperationsHeaders().getGlobals()); } if (testResult.getOperationsHeaders().get(operation.getName()) != null) { headers.addAll(testResult.getOperationsHeaders().get(operation.getName())); } } if (headers.size() > 0){ for (Header header : headers){ log.debug("Adding header " + header.getName() + " to request"); httpRequest.getHeaders().add(header.getName(), buildValue(header.getValues())); } // Update request headers for traceability of possibly added ones. request.setHeaders(headers); } // If there's input content, add it to request. if (request.getContent() != null) { httpRequest.getBody().write(request.getContent().getBytes()); } // Actually execute request. long startTime = System.currentTimeMillis(); ClientHttpResponse httpResponse = null; try{ httpResponse = httpRequest.execute(); } catch (IOException ioe){ log.error("IOException while executing request " + request.getName() + " on " + endpointUrl, ioe); code = TestReturn.FAILURE_CODE; message = ioe.getMessage(); } long duration = System.currentTimeMillis() - startTime; // Extract and store response body so that stream may not be consumed more than o1 time ;-) String responseContent = null; if (httpResponse != null){ StringWriter writer = new StringWriter(); IOUtils.copy(httpResponse.getBody(), writer); responseContent = writer.toString(); } // If still in success, check if http code is out of correct ranges (20x and 30x). if (code == TestReturn.SUCCESS_CODE){ code = extractTestReturnCode(service, operation, request, httpResponse, responseContent); message = extractTestReturnMessage(service, operation, request, httpResponse); } // Create a Response object for returning. Response response = new Response(); if (httpResponse != null){ response.setContent(responseContent); response.setStatus(String.valueOf(httpResponse.getRawStatusCode())); response.setMediaType(httpResponse.getHeaders().getContentType().toString()); headers = buildHeaders(httpResponse); if (headers != null){ response.setHeaders(headers); } httpResponse.close(); } result.add(new TestReturn(code, duration, message, request, response)); } return result; } /** * Build the HttpMethod corresponding to string. Default to POST * if unknown or unrecognized. */ @Override public HttpMethod buildMethod(String method){ if (method != null){ if ("GET".equals(method.toUpperCase().trim())){ return HttpMethod.GET; } else if ("PUT".equals(method.toUpperCase().trim())){ return HttpMethod.PUT; } else if ("DELETE".equals(method.toUpperCase().trim())){ return HttpMethod.DELETE; } } return HttpMethod.POST; } /** * This is a hook for allowing sub-classes to redefine the criteria for * telling a response is a success or a failure. This implementation check raw http code * (success if in 20x range, failure if not). * @param service The service under test * @param operation The tested operation * @param request The tested reference request * @param httpResponse The received response from endpoint * @param responseContent The response body content if any (may be null) * @return The test result code, wether TestReturn.SUCCESS_CODE or TestReturn.FAILURE_CODE */ protected int extractTestReturnCode(Service service, Operation operation, Request request, ClientHttpResponse httpResponse, String responseContent){ int code = TestReturn.SUCCESS_CODE; // Set code to failure if http code out of correct ranges (20x and 30x). try{ if (httpResponse.getRawStatusCode() > 299){ log.debug("Http status code is " + httpResponse.getRawStatusCode() + ", marking test as failed."); code = TestReturn.FAILURE_CODE; } } catch (IOException ioe){ log.debug("IOException while getting raw status code in response", ioe); code = TestReturn.FAILURE_CODE; } return code; } /** * This is a hook for allowing sub-classes to redefine the extraction of success or failure message. * This implementation just extract raw http code. * @param service The service under test * @param operation The tested operation * @param request The tested reference request * @param httpResponse The received response from endpoint * @return The test result message. */ protected String extractTestReturnMessage(Service service, Operation operation, Request request, ClientHttpResponse httpResponse){ String message = null; // Set code to failure if http code out of correct ranges (20x and 30x). try{ message = String.valueOf(httpResponse.getRawStatusCode()); } catch (IOException ioe){ log.debug("IOException while getting raw status code in response", ioe); message = "IOException while getting raw status code in response"; } return message; } /** Build domain headers from ClientHttpResponse ones. */ private Set
buildHeaders(ClientHttpResponse httpResponse){ if (httpResponse.getHeaders() != null && !httpResponse.getHeaders().isEmpty()){ Set
headers = new HashSet<>(); HttpHeaders responseHeaders = httpResponse.getHeaders(); for (Entry> responseHeader : responseHeaders.entrySet()){ Header header = new Header(); header.setName(responseHeader.getKey()); header.setValues(new HashSet<>(responseHeader.getValue())); headers.add(header); } return headers; } return null; } }




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