All Classes and Interfaces
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Description
A superclass for SSL-related tests
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Verifies via CDI injection that you can use a programmatic interface.
Verifies auto following redirects is performed when configured via MP Confg and CDI.
Verifies that CDI interceptors bound to client interface methods are invoked.
Verifies via CDI injection that you can use a programmatic interface.
Verifies via CDI injection that you can use a programmatic interface.
Verifies via CDI injection that you can use a programmatic interface.
Verifies the CDI-managed providers are used when their class is registered with the client interface.
Verifies via CDI injection that you can use a programmatic interface.
Verifies the style used when sending multiple query param values configured via MP Confg and CDI.
Verifies that URI declared via MP Config takes precedence over URL.
Tests that clients are closed when destroyed by the CDI container.
Verifies that users can simplify config properties with a single config key for multiple interfaces.
Verifies that users can simplify config properties with a config key, and that the fully-qualified classname-based
property takes precedence over config keys.
This test verifies that you can configure a bean of ApplicationScoped, as well as have the scope on an interface.
This test verifies that you can configure a bean of ConversationScoped, as well as have the scope on an interface.
This test verifies that you can configure a bean of RequestScoped, as well as have the scope on an interface.
This test verifies that you can configure a bean of SessionScoped, as well as have the scope on an interface.
This test verifies that you can configure a bean of Singleton scope, as well as have the scope on an interface.
HTTPS server which returns
HttpsServer.responseContent on each request.HTTP server which fires server sent events.
This tests the
org.eclipse.microprofile.rest.client.invokedMethod property that implementations must
provide in the `ClientRequestContext` of `ClientRequestFilter`s and `ClientResponseFilter`s.Aborts with a response showing "Sent-Accept" and "Sent-ContentType" headers to indicate the request's header values
for "Accept" and "Content-type", respectively.
Tests that MP Rest Client's
@Produces annotation affects the value transmitted in the
Accept header, and that it's @Consumes annotation affects the value transmitted in the
Content-Type header.This test verifies that even if a client is configured via MP Config, that if a separate client instance is created
programmatically and using a different timeout, then the programmatically specified timeout is honored.