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| − | Currently, ZATS Mimic supports many operations of ZK components, however, there are still cases where operations are not yet covered. For example, you create a custom component which receives custom [[ZK_Client-side_Reference/Communication/AU_Requests/Client-side_Firing| AU requests]], or a new ZK component in which Mimic doesn't support yet. In such cases, existing operation agents are not able to help you to test it. Therefore, in ZATS Mimic1.1.0 we introduce a new agent called < | + | Currently, ZATS Mimic supports many operations of ZK components, however, there are still cases where operations are not yet covered. For example, you create a custom component <ref>About creating your components, please refer to [[ZK Component Development Essentials]] </ref> which receives custom [[ZK_Client-side_Reference/Communication/AU_Requests/Client-side_Firing| AU requests]], or a new ZK component in which Mimic doesn't support yet. In such cases, existing operation agents are not able to help you to test it. Therefore, in ZATS Mimic1.1.0 we introduce a new agent called <code>AuAgent</code> and it can help you perform custom operations with a condition that the custom component must implement a particular interface: <javadoc>org.zkoss.zk.ui.Component</javadoc>. You can then simulate your component's custom operations by constructing your custom event data with <code>AuData</code> and send it with <code>AuAgent.post()</code>. |
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Latest revision as of 02:55, 18 January 2022
Since 1.1.0
Currently, ZATS Mimic supports many operations of ZK components, however, there are still cases where operations are not yet covered. For example, you create a custom component [1] which receives custom AU requests, or a new ZK component in which Mimic doesn't support yet. In such cases, existing operation agents are not able to help you to test it. Therefore, in ZATS Mimic1.1.0 we introduce a new agent called AuAgent and it can help you perform custom operations with a condition that the custom component must implement a particular interface: Component. You can then simulate your component's custom operations by constructing your custom event data with AuData and send it with AuAgent.post().
Application with custom component
<mycomponent id="my" />
This test case simulates custom operation supported by your custom component and verifies the result.
Test Case
@Test
public void test() throws Exception{
DesktopAgent desktop = Zats.newClient().connect("/essentials/custom.zul");
ComponentAgent mycomponent = desktop.query("mycomponent");
AuData myEventData = new AuData("onMyEventName");
myEventData.setData("mykey", "myvalue").setData("data", 10);
mycomponent.as(AuAgent.class).post(myEventData);
//verify result
}
- Line 14,15: Construct the data carried by an AU request first, which would depend on how you design the component.
- Line 16: Like using other operation agents, get
AuAgentfrom the component and invokepost()to perform an operation.
- ↑ About creating your components, please refer to ZK Component Development Essentials