Package org.eclipse.jetty.toolchain.test.http

Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.toolchain.test.http.SimpleHttpResponse

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    {
        OverflowHandler handler = new OverflowHandler(false);
        server.setHandler(handler);
        server.start();

        SimpleHttpResponse response = executeRequest();

        assertThat("response code is 200", response.getCode(), is("200"));
        assertResponseBody(response, "foobar");
        if (!"HTTP/1.0".equals(httpVersion))
            assertHeader(response, "transfer-encoding", "chunked");
        assertThat("no exceptions", handler.failure(), is(nullValue()));
    }
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    {
        OverflowHandler handler = new OverflowHandler(true);
        server.setHandler(handler);
        server.start();

        SimpleHttpResponse response = executeRequest();

        // Buffer size is too small, so the content is written directly producing a 200 response
        assertThat("response code is 200", response.getCode(), is("200"));
        assertResponseBody(response, "foobar");
        if (!"HTTP/1.0".equals(httpVersion))
            assertHeader(response, "transfer-encoding", "chunked");
        assertThat("no exceptions", handler.failure(), is(nullValue()));
    }
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    {
        SetContentLengthAndWriteThatAmountOfBytesHandler handler = new SetContentLengthAndWriteThatAmountOfBytesHandler(false);
        server.setHandler(handler);
        server.start();

        SimpleHttpResponse response = executeRequest();

        assertThat("response code is 200", response.getCode(), is("200"));
        assertThat("response body is foo", response.getBody(), is("foo"));
        assertHeader(response, "content-length", "3");
        assertThat("no exceptions", handler.failure(), is(nullValue()));
    }
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    {
        SetContentLengthAndWriteThatAmountOfBytesHandler handler = new SetContentLengthAndWriteThatAmountOfBytesHandler(true);
        server.setHandler(handler);
        server.start();

        SimpleHttpResponse response = executeRequest();

        //TODO: should we expect 500 here?
        assertThat("response code is 200", response.getCode(), is("200"));
        assertThat("response body is foo", response.getBody(), is("foo"));
        assertHeader(response, "content-length", "3");
        assertThat("no exceptions", handler.failure(), is(nullValue()));
    }
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    {
        SetContentLengthAndWriteMoreBytesHandler handler = new SetContentLengthAndWriteMoreBytesHandler(false);
        server.setHandler(handler);
        server.start();

        SimpleHttpResponse response = executeRequest();

        assertThat("response code is 200", response.getCode(), is("200"));
        // jetty truncates the body when content-length is reached.! This is correct and desired behaviour?
        assertThat("response body is foo", response.getBody(), is("foo"));
        assertHeader(response, "content-length", "3");
        assertThat("no exceptions", handler.failure(), is(nullValue()));
    }
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    {
        SetContentLengthAndWriteMoreBytesHandler handler = new SetContentLengthAndWriteMoreBytesHandler(true);
        server.setHandler(handler);
        server.start();

        SimpleHttpResponse response = executeRequest();

        // TODO: we throw before response is committed. should we expect 500?
        assertThat("response code is 200", response.getCode(), is("200"));
        assertThat("response body is foo", response.getBody(), is("foo"));
        assertHeader(response, "content-length", "3");
        assertThat("no exceptions", handler.failure(), is(nullValue()));
    }
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    {
        WriteAndSetContentLengthHandler handler = new WriteAndSetContentLengthHandler(false);
        server.setHandler(handler);
        server.start();

        SimpleHttpResponse response = executeRequest();

        assertThat("response code is 200", response.getCode(), is("200"));
        assertThat("no exceptions", handler.failure(), is(nullValue()));
        //TODO: jetty ignores setContentLength and sends transfer-encoding header. Correct?
    }
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    {
        WriteAndSetContentLengthHandler handler = new WriteAndSetContentLengthHandler(true);
        server.setHandler(handler);
        server.start();

        SimpleHttpResponse response = executeRequest();

        assertThat("response code is 200", response.getCode(), is("200"));
        assertThat("no exceptions", handler.failure(), is(nullValue()));
    }
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        writer.write(request);
        writer.write("Host: localhost");
        writer.println("\r\n");
        writer.flush();

        SimpleHttpResponse response = httpParser.readResponse(reader);
        if ("HTTP/1.1".equals(httpVersion) && response.getHeaders().get("content-length") == null && response
                .getHeaders().get("transfer-encoding") == null)
            assertThat("If HTTP/1.1 response doesn't contain transfer-encoding or content-length headers, " +
                    "it should contain connection:close", response.getHeaders().get("connection"), is("close"));
        return response;
    }
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            output.write(request.getBytes(StandardCharsets.UTF_8));
            output.flush();

            // Expect 200 OK from the CONNECT request
            SimpleHttpResponse response = readResponse(input);
            Assert.assertEquals("200", response.getCode());

            // Be sure the buffered input does not have anything buffered
            Assert.assertFalse(input.ready());

            // Upgrade the socket to SSL
            try (SSLSocket sslSocket = wrapSocket(socket))
            {
                output = sslSocket.getOutputStream();
                input = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(sslSocket.getInputStream()));

                request =
                        "GET /echo HTTP/1.1\r\n" +
                                "Host: " + hostPort + "\r\n" +
                                "\r\n";
                output.write(request.getBytes(StandardCharsets.UTF_8));
                output.flush();

                response = readResponse(input);
                Assert.assertEquals("200", response.getCode());
                Assert.assertEquals("GET /echo", response.getBody());
            }
        }
    }
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