Examples of BankResponse

org.openbankdata.core.client.BankResponse
Response class that represent a HTTP response. The class contains the response body, code and headers. There are also multiple response code checker methods that verifies if the response has a known response code. The method {@link #ok()} is an example of such method.

Examples of org.openbankdata.core.client.BankResponse

        .addParam("DestPage", AmericanExpressAccountService.ACCOUNTS_URL)
        .addParam("Logon", "Continue...")
        .addParam("UserID", mUsername)
        .addParam("Password", mPassword);


    BankResponse loginResponse = post(loginRequest);
    if (isLoginSuccessful(loginResponse)) {
      this.setSessionActive(true);
      getCache()
          .put(new BankRequest(AmericanExpressAccountService.ACCOUNTS_URL),
              loginResponse);

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Examples of org.openbankdata.core.client.BankResponse

  }


  @Override
  public List<Account> getAccounts() {
    List<Account> vAccounts = new ArrayList<Account>();
    BankResponse vAccountsRequest = mBankClient.get(new BankRequest(ACCOUNTS_URL));
    String response = vAccountsRequest.body();
    Document doc = Jsoup.parse(response);
    Element el = doc.getElementById("summaryImageHeaderRow");


    if (el != null) {
      Account account = new Account();

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Examples of org.openbankdata.core.client.BankResponse


  @Override
  public List<Account> getAccounts() {
    BankRequest pRequest = new BankRequest().setUri(ACCOUNTS_URL)
        .setParams(getAccountsRequestParams());
    BankResponse response = mBankClient.post(pRequest);


    Document doc = Jsoup.parse(response.body());
    List<Account> accounts = parseAccounts(doc);


    if (!accounts.isEmpty()) {
      Account firstAccount = accounts.get(0);
      // Get account details for first account

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Examples of org.openbankdata.core.client.BankResponse


  @Override
  public List<Transaction> getTransactions(Account pAccount, LocalDate pFromDate,
      LocalDate pToDate) {
    List<Transaction> vTransactions = new ArrayList<Transaction>();
    BankResponse response = fetchTransactionData(pAccount);


    vTransactions.addAll(parseTransactions(response.body()));
    return filterTransactions(vTransactions, pFromDate, pToDate);
  }

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Examples of org.openbankdata.core.client.BankResponse


  @Test
  public void testPagination() {
    // Given
    // Two pages are available
    BankResponse mockedResponse = mockedBankResponse();


    // When
    // The first page has been requested.


    Pagination pagination = mPaginationStrategy.parsePagination(mockedResponse);

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