class TestErrors(BaseTestCase):
def make_req(self, *args):
proc = Process(target=self.start_service, args=(self.addr, ))
proc.start()
self.client = Requester(self.addr, timeouts=(3000, 3000))
# Change encoder to force service to fail on encoding
# since the service uses a MsgPack encoder
self.client.encoder = encoder.JSONEncoder()
# Build and send payload to service to trigger decoding
payload = self.client.build_payload(None, 'divide', *args)
self.client.send(payload)
# Change back to msg pack encoder to read the service response
self.client.encoder = encoder.MsgPackEncoder()
out = self.client.receive()
proc.terminate()
return out
def test_decode_error(self):
# response now returns either error msg or result
out = self.make_req(6, 2)
#print(out)
self.assertIsNotNone(out[0]['error'])
class TestErrors(BaseTestCase):
def make_req(self, *args):
proc = Process(target=self.start_service, args=(self.addr, ))
proc.start()
self.client = Requester(self.addr, timeouts=(3000, 3000))
# Change encoder to force service to fail on encoding
# since the service uses a MsgPack encoder
self.client.encoder = encoder.JSONEncoder()
# Build and send payload to service to trigger decoding
payload = self.client.build_payload('divide', args)
self.client.send(payload)
# Change back to msg pack encoder to read the service response
self.client.encoder = encoder.MsgPackEncoder()
out = self.client.receive()
proc.terminate()
return out
def test_decode_error(self):
out = self.make_req(6, 2)
# response shoud be empty since there was a decode error
self.assertEqual('', out)
