def testNull(self):
container = self.Container({'foo': 42})
request = TestRequest()
request.method = 'PUT'
traverser = self.Traverser(container, request)
null = traverser.publishTraverse(request, 'bar')
self.assertEqual(null.__class__, NullResource)
self.assertEqual(null.container, container)
self.assertEqual(null.name, 'bar')
def testNull(self):
container = self.Container({'foo': 42})
request = TestRequest()
request.method = 'PUT'
traverser = self.Traverser(container, request)
null = traverser.publishTraverse(request, 'bar')
self.assertEqual(null.__class__, NullResource)
self.assertEqual(null.container, container)
self.assertEqual(null.name, 'bar')
def testHEADFuxup(self):
pub = self.klass(None)
class User(object):
id = 'bob'
# With a normal request, we should get a body:
request = TestRequest(StringIO(''), {'PATH_INFO': '/'})
request.setPrincipal(User())
request.response.setResult(u"spam")
pub.afterCall(request, None)
self.assertEqual(request.response.consumeBody(), 'spam')
# But with a HEAD request, the body should be empty
request = TestRequest(StringIO(''), {'PATH_INFO': '/'})
request.setPrincipal(User())
request.method = 'HEAD'
request.response.setResult(u"spam")
pub.afterCall(request, None)
self.assertEqual(request.response.consumeBody(), '')
def testHEADFuxup(self):
pub = self.klass(None)
class User(object):
id = 'bob'
# With a normal request, we should get a body:
request = TestRequest(StringIO(''), {'PATH_INFO': '/'})
request.setPrincipal(User())
request.response.setResult(u"spam")
pub.afterCall(request, None)
self.assertEqual(request.response.consumeBody(), 'spam' )
# But with a HEAD request, the body should be empty
request = TestRequest(StringIO(''), {'PATH_INFO': '/'})
request.setPrincipal(User())
request.method = 'HEAD'
request.response.setResult(u"spam")
pub.afterCall(request, None)
self.assertEqual(request.response.consumeBody(), '')
