Is there more examples

[jwingo]

Im new to restfuse and I'm trying to a response code in subsequent request calls and I cant find any information or examples on how to do this with restfuse. Could anyone lead me into a general direction or if anyone has any examples as to how I can use a response value in other request calls or in the header. Thanks

[dcrissman]

You want to look at the RequestContext off of Destination. There you can set a few things, including header information. At this time there is currently no way to reset or change the values in RequestContext once set (see #24), so depending on your needs, you may need to create new Destination instances at the setup of each test.

[jwingo]

So I would not need to set the @httptest() for the next request call? Also I'm not able to select this with the jar files that i downloaded: destination.getRequestContext().addHeader. addHeader is not an option and when I type it i receive an error

[dcrissman]

You will need @httptest for each unit test, just like JUnits @test annotation.

addHeader may not actually be in a build yet. Try just accessing the variable directly. That is depreciated in the current code base, but should work for now. getRequestContext().header

[jwingo]

Ok so how would i pass that value to the next request b/c i have tried to pass it as a parameter and im receiving all kinds of errors

[dcrissman]

Once you have added a header it will be used for all @HttpTests, unless you clear the headers collection. Otherwise, you'd need to store the values in your testing code.

[jwingo]

Ok even when i use your example im still receiving an error:
destination.getRequestContext().headers("Cookie", "name:value");
Error is the following:
The method headers(String, String) is undefined for the type RequestContext

[dcrissman]

headers is a public property, not a method. In the next release, that will be depreciated in favour of a setter method.

[jwingo]

I think I got it. Thanks for your help

[jwingo]

One more question, if i may. I need to make the path dynamic yet i see the addPathSegment method in an example but i dont see it as an option in my code when i declare context as a RequestContext. Is there another way to create a dynamically changing path?

[dcrissman]

Looks like that feature hasn't made it into a build yet, @hstaudacher would need to do that. In the meantime, you can make your own build, see #20 for steps to do that.

[jwingo]

Im receiving these errors when i try to create the target file: Missing requirement: geronimo JavaxTransaction API1.1.1 and im using the following as the location: http://download.eclipse.org/tools/orbit/downloads/drops/R20110523182458/repository/. What am I missing to get this working?

[dcrissman]

You know, it looks like the some things have changed since I last made my own build. I will need to play with it some, let me know if you get it to build first.

I tried doing a maven build too, but it failed also (see #31)

[jwingo]

Figured it out. Just went another route. Thanks for your help.