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#MAVEN INSTALL FAILED TO LOAD APPLICATIONCONTEXT CODE#
In the code example shown above, we did the following: Verify(mongoTemplate).save(Mockito.any(User.class))
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perform(post("/api/users").contentType(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON).content(json)) when(mongoTemplate).findOne(Mockito.any(Query.class), Mockito.eq(User.class)) ĭoNothing().when(mongoTemplate).save(Mockito.any(User.class)) Public class UserResource UserRepository ResponseEntity create(CreateUserRequest request)" Let’s suppose you are testing a REST API resource class shown below. To make tests work independent of MongoDB, we mock Spring MongoDB repository interfaces. The application uses both MongoTemplate and Mongo based repositories for working with MongoDB. The application uses MongoDB with Spring Data MongoDB. We use Spring’s MockMvc API to test the REST API.
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Today, a colleague asked me to help him write a REST API integration test.