Python build_policy_match_query Examples

Example #1

File: Panorama_test.py Project: yhager/demisto-content

def test_build_policy_match_query():
    from Panorama import build_policy_match_query
    source = '1.1.1.1'
    destination = '6.7.8.9'
    protocol = '1'
    application = 'gmail-base'
    response = build_policy_match_query(application, None, destination, None, None, None, protocol, source)
    expected = '<test><security-policy-match><source>1.1.1.1</source><destination>6.7.8.9</destination>' \
               '<protocol>1</protocol><application>gmail-base</application></security-policy-match></test>'
    assert response == expected

Example #2

File: Panorama_test.py Project: spearmin10/content

def test_build_policy_match_query():
    """
    Given:
     - a valid arguments for policy match query generation

    When:
     - running the build_policy_match_query utility function

    Then:
     - a proper xml is generated
    """
    from Panorama import build_policy_match_query
    source = '1.1.1.1'
    destination = '6.7.8.9'
    protocol = '1'
    application = 'gmail-base'
    response = build_policy_match_query(application, None, destination, None, None, None, protocol, source)
    expected = '<test><security-policy-match><source>1.1.1.1</source><destination>6.7.8.9</destination>' \
               '<protocol>1</protocol><application>gmail-base</application></security-policy-match></test>'
    assert response == expected