This blog post describes how we can stub HTTP requests with WireMock. After we have finished this blog post, we: Know what stubbing is. Can configure the returned HTTP status code. Know how we can configure the returned HTTP headers. Understand how we can configure the body of the returned HTTP response. Can redirect HTTP […] Read more

This blog post describes how we can specify expectations for the XML document that is received by our WireMock server. After we have finished this blog post, we: Can compare the actual XML document with the expected XML document. Understand how we can ensure that an element is found from the XML document. Know how […] Read more

As you might remember, earlier this summer I asked feedback from a sample topic of my testing course (Introduction to JUnit 4). I was lucky because I received a lot of feedback, and that's why I decided to release another sample lesson that allows you to see the changes I have made to my videos. […] Read more

This blog post describes how we can specify expectations for the JSON document that is received by our WireMock server. After we have finished this blog post, we: Can compare the actual JSON document with the expected JSON document. Understand how we can ensure that an attribute is found from the JSON document. Know how […] Read more

This blog post describes how we can use the request matching support of WireMock when we want specify expectations for cookies, HTTP headers, and request parameters. After we have finished this blog post, we: Can compare the actual cookie value with the expected cookie value. Know how we can compare the actual header value with […] Read more