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Narayana Karthick

2006-Oct-10 08:22 UTC

Doubts in Integration testing

Hi Friendz,

  I just started to work in Integration Test. but my test was failured. 
i just pasted my code below.

 Failure message was: Expected response to be <:success> , but was
<302>

Can u guys Plz give me a solution for this problem.

CODE:
     def test_year_template
      get ''/calendar''
      assert_response :success
      assert_template "/calendar/year"
     end

Advance Thx,

regards,
Karthick.

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Frederick Cheung

2006-Oct-10 08:29 UTC

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Re: Doubts in Integration testing

There''s no way we can tell  just from this. Some where in your Calendar
controller''s index method (or one of the filters etc...) you are
calling
redirect.

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Narayana Karthick

2006-Oct-10 08:36 UTC

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Re: Doubts in Integration testing

Frederick Cheung wrote:> There''s no way we can tell  just from this. Some where in your
Calendar
> controller''s index method (or one of the filters etc...) you are
calling
> redirect.
> 
> Fred

hi friendz,
 Thx,
   yes am using filter(before filter in my calendar controller)
and also am using redirect in my index method.
Plz tell me how to tackle this


Advance Thx,

regards,
Karthick.

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Frederick Cheung

2006-Oct-10 08:48 UTC

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Re: Doubts in Integration testing

Well if your index does a redirect (and is supposed to) then your test 
shouldn''t contain assert_response :success, which (in effect) asserts 
that you didn''t redirect

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Narayana Karthick

2006-Oct-10 09:03 UTC

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Re: Doubts in Integration testing

Frederick Cheung wrote:> Well if your index does a redirect (and is supposed to) then your test 
> shouldn''t contain assert_response :success, which (in effect)
asserts
> that you didn''t redirect
> 
> Fred
hi Fred,
 thx,
 i had removed assert_response. but now it produces the following error

 expecting <"calendar/year"> but rendering with <nil>

could u plz give me a solution for that.

Advance Thx,

regards,
Karthick


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dblack-TKXtfPMJ4Ozk1uMJSBkQmQ@public.gmane.org

2006-Oct-10 09:06 UTC

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Hi --

On Tue, 10 Oct 2006, Narayana Karthick wrote:
>
> Frederick Cheung wrote:
>> Well if your index does a redirect (and is supposed to) then your test
>> shouldn''t contain assert_response :success, which (in effect)
asserts
>> that you didn''t redirect
>>
>> Fred
>
> hi Fred,
> thx,
> i had removed assert_response. but now it produces the following error
>
> expecting <"calendar/year"> but rendering with <nil>
>
> could u plz give me a solution for that.
The general solution for tests that fail is to fix your code :-)
Without seeing what''s in your controller, it''s impossible to
give very
specific advice beyond just guessing.


David

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Narayana Karthick

2006-Oct-10 09:16 UTC

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Re: Doubts in Integration testing

unknown wrote:> Hi --
> 
> On Tue, 10 Oct 2006, Narayana Karthick wrote:
> 
>> i had removed assert_response. but now it produces the following error
>>
>> expecting <"calendar/year"> but rendering with
<nil>
>>
>> could u plz give me a solution for that.
> 
> The general solution for tests that fail is to fix your code :-)
> Without seeing what''s in your controller, it''s impossible
to give very
> specific advice beyond just guessing.
> 
> 
> David
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Hi david,

   Nice to see u response to my question. first of all thx.
I just pasted my code below,  plz go through it & give me a solution for 
my problem.

class  CalendarController < ApplicationController
  before_filter :set_date

  def year  #display current year calendar
  end

  def index
    redirect_to :action => ''list''
  end

 private
  def set_date
    @date = Date.parse((params[:date] || Date.today).to_s)
  end
end


Advance Thx,

regards,
Karthick






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Frederick Cheung

2006-Oct-10 09:24 UTC

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Re: Doubts in Integration testing

You either need to fix your controller (assuming the integration test 
demonstrates the correct behaviour) or change your test, assuming your 
controller is doing the right thing.
I''m guessing you actually want to do get
''/calendar/year'' in your test,
since you appear to be trying to test that bit of functionality.

Fred

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