Regards,
Bhuvana

Based on the example code above, I’d suggest 2 integration tests using the HTTPServiceStub to test clearSession(); one for success and one for failure. The [Before], or setUp(), for each should setup the stub just as you have at the begging of the clearSession() function, minus the event listeners. Since you don’t use any data from the event (from what I can tell from your example code), the success test should call result(null, null) on the stub instance which will generate a ResultEvent. For failure, call fault(null, null, null, null) on the stub instance which will generate a FaultEvent.

From there, for good practice, you should probably have another test that mocks out validateUser() and mainResult so that you know when clearSession() or its dependencies are broken. There are good mocking frameworks out there. I like mock-as3, but there is also mockito-flex, and asmock. If you’re not familiar with mock objects, check out http://mockobjects.com and http://martinfowler.com/articles/mocksArentStubs.html.

Best of luck.

var req :mainRequest = new mainRequest();

req.clearSession();

***************

public function clearSession():void
{

var _remoteHttp : HTTPService = new HTTPService();
_remoteHttp.url = ApplicationCommonModel.getInstance().serverContextUrl+’logout’;
_remoteHttp.method = “POST”;
_remoteHttp.resultFormat = “e4x”;

_remoteHttp.addEventListener(
ResultEvent.RESULT, function (event:ResultEvent):void{
validateUser(mainResult.getInstance()._loginParams);
} );
_remoteHttp.addEventListener(
FaultEvent.FAULT, function (event:FaultEvent):void{
validateUser(mainResult.getInstance()._loginParams);
} );
_remoteHttp.send();

}

could u please tel me how write test case for this block of code.?

Thanks & Regards,
Bhuvana

Thanks again for the help. It’s great to hear these have helped some people.

here are the changes I’ve made, it is much more reliablle for me now:

http://github.com/joelhooks/utilities-AsyncServiceStubs/commit/a317e3a1303d8b4508d34d1026525324ba617911#diff-2

Aha! Thanks for the quick reply.

Yeah, I probably should have read a bit closer, and noticed that you introduce the code samples with “…in a test case written using fluint:”

Thanks,
Scott

Thanks for posting the code! I’m working through setting up some unit tests for a Flex app that uses HTTPService and the HTTPServiceStub has provided useful guidance.

Question: in your example, you use a method, asyncHandler() that I’m presuming is on FlexUnit’s TestCase object. However, I don’t see this method on TestCase in the current FlexUnit SWC I’m using (version unknown–someone on my team pulled it down a long time ago, never recorded the version), nor do I see it in FlexUnit 0.9 available at http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexunit/Downloads .

What would you recommend? I do see some classes in FlexUnit 0.9 related to async tests–perhaps theres something there I should use instead of asyncHandler()?

Thanks,
Scott