Package org.apache.axis2.jaxws.proxy.gorilla_dlw.sei

Examples of org.apache.axis2.jaxws.proxy.gorilla_dlw.sei.GorillaInterface.echoStringArrayAlt()

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        try{
            GorillaInterface proxy = getProxy();
           
            // Test sending Hello World
            String[] request1 = new String[] {"Hello", "World"};
            String[] response1 = proxy.echoStringArrayAlt(request1);
            assertTrue(response1 != null);
            assertTrue(compareArrays(request1, response1));
           
            // Test with empty list
            String[] request2 = new String[] {};
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            assertTrue(response1 != null);
            assertTrue(compareArrays(request1, response1));
           
            // Test with empty list
            String[] request2 = new String[] {};
            String[] response2 = proxy.echoStringArrayAlt(request2);
            assertTrue(response2 != null);
            assertTrue(compareArrays(request2, response2));
           
            // Test with null
            // Note that the response will be an empty array because
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            // Test with null
            // Note that the response will be an empty array because
            // the JAXB bean will never represent List<String> as a null.  This is expected.
            String[] request3 = null;
            String[] response3 = proxy.echoStringArrayAlt(request3);
            assertTrue(response3 != null && response3.length == 0);
           
            // Test sending Hello null World
            // Note that the null is preserved and the request and response
            // are the same..note that this is different than the xsd:list processing (see testStringList above)
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            // Test sending Hello null World
            // Note that the null is preserved and the request and response
            // are the same..note that this is different than the xsd:list processing (see testStringList above)
            // This is expected.
            String[] request4 = new String[] {"Hello", null, "World"};
            String[] response4 = proxy.echoStringArrayAlt(request4);
            assertTrue(response4!= null);
            assertTrue(compareArrays(request4, response4));  // Response 4 should be the same as Request 1
           
            // Test sending "Hello World"
            // Note that the Hello World remains one item.
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            assertTrue(compareArrays(request4, response4));  // Response 4 should be the same as Request 1
           
            // Test sending "Hello World"
            // Note that the Hello World remains one item.
            String[] request5 = new String[] {"Hello World"};
            String[] response5 = proxy.echoStringArrayAlt(request5);
            assertTrue(response5!= null);
            assertTrue(compareArrays(request5, response5)); // Response 5 should be the same as Request 1
        }catch(Exception e){
            e.printStackTrace();
            fail("Exception received" + e);
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        try{
            GorillaInterface proxy = getProxy();
           
            // Test sending Hello World
            String[] request1 = new String[] {"Hello", "World"};
            String[] response1 = proxy.echoStringArrayAlt(request1);
            assertTrue(response1 != null);
            assertTrue(compareArrays(request1, response1));
           
            // Test with empty list
            String[] request2 = new String[] {};
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            assertTrue(response1 != null);
            assertTrue(compareArrays(request1, response1));
           
            // Test with empty list
            String[] request2 = new String[] {};
            String[] response2 = proxy.echoStringArrayAlt(request2);
            assertTrue(response2 != null);
            assertTrue(compareArrays(request2, response2));
           
            // Test with null
            // Note that the response will be an empty array because
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            // Test with null
            // Note that the response will be an empty array because
            // the JAXB bean will never represent List<String> as a null.  This is expected.
            String[] request3 = null;
            String[] response3 = proxy.echoStringArrayAlt(request3);
            assertTrue(response3 != null && response3.length == 0);
           
            // Test sending Hello null World
            // Note that the null is preserved and the request and response
            // are the same..note that this is different than the xsd:list processing (see testStringList above)
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            // Test sending Hello null World
            // Note that the null is preserved and the request and response
            // are the same..note that this is different than the xsd:list processing (see testStringList above)
            // This is expected.
            String[] request4 = new String[] {"Hello", null, "World"};
            String[] response4 = proxy.echoStringArrayAlt(request4);
            assertTrue(response4!= null);
            assertTrue(compareArrays(request4, response4));  // Response 4 should be the same as Request 1
           
            // Test sending "Hello World"
            // Note that the Hello World remains one item.
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            assertTrue(compareArrays(request4, response4));  // Response 4 should be the same as Request 1
           
            // Test sending "Hello World"
            // Note that the Hello World remains one item.
            String[] request5 = new String[] {"Hello World"};
            String[] response5 = proxy.echoStringArrayAlt(request5);
            assertTrue(response5!= null);
            assertTrue(compareArrays(request5, response5)); // Response 5 should be the same as Request 1
        }catch(Exception e){
            e.printStackTrace();
            fail("Exception received" + e);
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