NAME
HTTP::WebTest::Test - Test object class
SYNOPSIS
useHTTP::WebTest::Test;my$test= HTTP::WebTest::Test->new(%params);my$test= HTTP::WebTest::Test->convert($raw_test);my$value=$test->param($param);my$value=$test->params->{$param};my$results=$test->results;my$result=$test->result->[0];$test->result->[0] =$result;$test->results([@results]);my$request=$test->request;$test->request($request);my$response=$test->response;$test->response($response);my$response_time=$test->response_time;$test->response_time($response_time);
DESCRIPTION
Objects of this class represent tests. They store both test parameters and test results.
CLASS METHODS
new (%params)
Constructor.
Parameters
%params
A hash with test parameters.
Returns
A new HTTP::WebTest::Test object.
params
Returns
A reference to a hash with all test parameters.
param ($param)
Returns
A value of test parameter named $param.
results ($optional_results)
Can set HTTP::WebTest::TestResult objects for this HTTP::WebTest::Test object if an array reference $optional_results is passed.
Returns
A reference to an array that contains HTTP::WebTest::TestResult objects.
request ($optional_request)
If parameter $optional_request is passed, set HTTP::Request object for this HTTP::WebTest::Test object.
Returns
A HTTP::Request object.
response ($optional_response)
If parameter $optional_response is passed, set HTTP::Response object for this HTTP::WebTest::Test object.
Returns
A HTTP::Response object.
response_time ($optional_response_time)
If parameter $optional_response_time is passed, set response time for this HTTP::WebTest::Test object.
Returns
A response time.
convert ($test)
Tries to convert test definition in some form into HTTP::WebTest::Test object. Currenlty supports test defintion in form of HTTP::WebTest::Test object (it is just passed through) or in the form of hash reference:
{test_param1=> test_value1,test_param2=> test_value2 }
Returns
A new HTTP::WebTest::Test object.
reset ()
Resets test object
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2001-2003 Ilya Martynov. All rights reserved.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.