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Templates are handy when we want to make several variations of a xml file or content (or any plain text).
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The variation points are marked in the template file (eg, !-$startDate-!), and these can be substituted for required values through dynamic properties.
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''!-TemplateFixture-!'' uses ''!-Velocity-!'', an apache, open-source template-handling system, which in turn uses apache commons: collections and lang. See http://velocity.apache.org, http://commons.apache.org
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Note that ''Velocity'' only handle relative file names.
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!2 Actions
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* Apply the current dynamic variables to the specifed template file and show the result as a string:
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|'''set'''|startDate|''to''|24 Dec 2009|
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|'''show'''|''get template''|request.xml|
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* This can be used in various ways:
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* Write the result to a file:
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|'''set'''|startDate|''to''|24 Dec 2009|
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|set|result|''get template''|request.xml|
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|''file''|lateRequest.xml|
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|''write''|@{result}|
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* Use the result in a web service call:
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|'''set'''|startDate|''to''|24 Dec 2009|
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|set|result|''get template''|request.xml|
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|!-fitlibrary.ws.WebServicesClientFixture-!|
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|''post''|http://bla.com|''with''|@{result}|
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* Use the result in a web service mock:
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|'''set'''|startDate|''to''|24 Dec 2009|
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|set|result|''get template''|request.xml|
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|''mock soap on port''|8081|
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|''matches URL''|/service|
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|''matches request''|<request a="a" b="b">in</request>|
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|''response''|@{result}|
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