@Test(description = "List all Subscriptions By by calling the getAllSubscriptionsOfApplication")
public void testGetAllSubscriptionsOfApplication() throws Exception {
String subscriptionData = apiStore.getAllSubscriptionsOfApplication().getData();
JSONObject jsonSubscription = new JSONObject(subscriptionData);
int returnedSubscriptions = 0;
if (jsonSubscription.getString("error").equals("false")) {
JSONObject jsonSubscriptionsObject = jsonSubscription.getJSONObject("subscriptions");
JSONArray jsonApplicationsArray = jsonSubscriptionsObject.getJSONArray("applications");
// Remove API Subscriptions
for (int i = 0; i < jsonApplicationsArray.length(); i++) {
JSONObject appObject = jsonApplicationsArray.getJSONObject(i);
String applicationName = appObject.getString("name");
if ("DefaultApplication".equals(applicationName)) {
// This is the default application. We have not added any subscriptions for this. Hence
// skipping
// this one
continue;
}
JSONArray subscribedAPIJSONArray = appObject.getJSONArray("subscriptions");
int length = subscribedAPIJSONArray.length();
if (i == 0) {
// We are checking the first application as the method should return that.
// check whether the subscriptions are empty.
assertEquals(1, length, "No subscriptions found for application : " + applicationName);
} else {
// If there are subscriptions for other applications returned, that is wrong
assertEquals(0, length, "Subscriptions found for application : " + applicationName);
}
if (length > 0) {
returnedSubscriptions++;
}
// We do not check whether the subscriptions are correct or not since that is covered from
// the other
// test cases. What we are interested is that, the testGetAllSubscriptionsOfApplication() is
// returning
// subscription details for first application. If they are found, then our test case is
// successful.
}
assertEquals(
1, returnedSubscriptions, "More than the number of expected subscriptions were returned");
} else {
throw new Exception("Unable to get the list of subscriptions.");
}
}
@Test(
description =
"List all Subscriptions By by calling the getAllSubscriptionsOfApplication with application name")
public void testGetAllSubscriptionsOfApplicationWithSelectedApp() throws Exception {
String selectedApplication = applicationNamePrefix + 1;
String subscriptionData =
apiStore.getAllSubscriptionsOfApplication(selectedApplication).getData();
JSONObject jsonSubscription = new JSONObject(subscriptionData);
if (jsonSubscription.getString("error").equals("false")) {
JSONObject jsonSubscriptionsObject = jsonSubscription.getJSONObject("subscriptions");
JSONArray jsonApplicationsArray = jsonSubscriptionsObject.getJSONArray("applications");
// Remove API Subscriptions
for (int i = 0; i < jsonApplicationsArray.length(); i++) {
JSONObject appObject = jsonApplicationsArray.getJSONObject(i);
String applicationName = appObject.getString("name");
JSONArray subscribedAPIJSONArray = appObject.getJSONArray("subscriptions");
int length = subscribedAPIJSONArray.length();
if ("DefaultApplication".equals(applicationName)) {
// This is the default application. We have not added any subscriptions for this. Hence
// should be 0
assertEquals(
0, length, "subscriptions found for the default application : " + applicationName);
} else if (selectedApplication.equals(applicationName)) {
// check whether the subscriptions are empty.
assertEquals(
1,
length,
"No subscriptions found for the selected application : " + applicationName);
} else {
// check whether the subscriptions are empty.
assertEquals(
0, length, "subscriptions found for invalid application : " + applicationName);
}
// We do not check whether the subscriptions are correct or not since that is covered from
// the other
// test cases. What we are interested is that, the
// testGetAllSubscriptionsOfApplication(selectedApplication) is returning subscription
// details for given application. If they are found, then our test case is successful.
}
} else {
throw new Exception("Unable to get the list of subscriptions.");
}
}