Examples for Chapter 14 - RESTful Java with JAX-RS 2.0 - page 341

protected protected void void populateDB () throws throws Exception

{

Response response =
client . target ( "http://localhost:8080/ex14_1/services/shop" )
. request (). head ();
Link products = response . getLink ( "products" );
response . close ();

System . out . println ( "** Populate Products" );

Product product = new new Product ();

product . setName ( "iPhone" );
product . setCost ( 199.99 );
response = client . target ( products ). request (). post ( Entity . xml ( product ));
Assert . assertEquals ( 201 , response . getStatus ());
response . close ();

product = new new Product ();

product . setName ( "MacBook Pro" );
product . setCost ( 3299.99 );
response = client . target ( products ). request (). post ( Entity . xml ( product ));
Assert . assertEquals ( 201 , response . getStatus ());
response . close ();

product = new new Product ();

product . setName ( "iPod" );
product . setCost ( 49.99 );
response = client . target ( products ). request (). post ( Entity . xml ( product ));
Assert . assertEquals ( 201 , response . getStatus ());
response . close ();

}

The populateDB() method makes HTTP calls on the ProductResource JAX-RS service to
create a few products in the database.

@Test
public

public void void testCreateOrder () throws throws Exception

{

populateDB ();

Response response = client . target
( "http://localhost:8080/ex14_1/services/shop" ). request (). head ();
Link customers = response . getLink ( "customers" );
Link products = response . getLink ( "products" );
Link orders = response . getLink ( "orders" );
response . close ();