I've read this about testing asyncronous callout and i've a few question. What's the purpose of public String requestLabel
in the controller? This label exist only for testing purpose? What if i don't have this label in my controller? Can i still test?
The test class does this Test.setContinuationResponse(controller.requestLabel, response);
But i don't have such a label.
Another thing that i couldn't figure out is that i don't do an http callout. My request and response are something like this:
global class LeadManagmetRequest { webservice String Type; webservice String Code; webservice String Info; } global class LeadManagmentResponse { webservice String ExistStatus; webservice String ExitCode; webservice String Description; webservice String LeadCode; }
So even if i add the requestLabel in my class when i call Test.setContinuationResponse(MyController.requestLabel, MyResponse);
i get a type mismatch error because MyResponse isn't an HttpResponse.
And the last thing: What is Map<String, HttpRequest> requests = conti.getRequests();
? The asynchronous requests the controller is handling at that time? I've read that is a map of label,requests but who labels that request with a string?
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