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How to verify contract using provider-driven contract test

Reading Time: 3 minutes this blog will help us to verify the generated contract using a provider-driven contract test. How does Pact work? The consumer creates the contract file and gives it to the producer. And then the provider side gets verified against the contract. Now let’s explore it more. Each pact is a collection of integrations. Each interaction describes: For HTTP: An expected request — describing what the consumer expects Continue Reading

Introduction of Consumer-Driven Contract Testing

Reading Time: 3 minutes Microservices are becoming increasingly popular in the landscape of Service-Oriented Architecture, and one strategy to test Microservices is Contract Testing. So in this blog, we will learn about Consumer-Driven Contract Testing. Microservices provide a degree of granularity and flexibility that allows projects to scale the service with ease. When a project is built with a lower number of microservices, it is easy to communicate with the provider about the changes Continue Reading

How to fetch the data from Nested JSON Object using PactDslJsonBody

Reading Time: 3 minutes This blog will have to help you fetch the data from nested JSON Object using a PactDslJsonBody.  How to parse nested JSON in Java? A JSON object is an unordered set of key/value pairs. A JSON array is an ordered collection of values. The values could be objects or arrays. Nested JSON is a JSON file with its values being other JSON objects. Accessing nested Continue Reading

How to resolve PKIX Path Building Issue

Reading Time: 3 minutes In this blog, we learn how to resolve PKIX path-building Issue.While developing some application, we might sometimes come across the below error which the maven throws while building the application: Reason The error is due to the system firewall. The system firewall restricts the application to connect to external unsecured systems. The firewall requires a valid certificate to allow access to the external systems. Cause Continue Reading

Pact and its elements in contract testing

Reading Time: 6 minutes Hi friends, Welcome to our pact blog series, This is my first blog on the pact in which we will discuss the basic elements of the pact and know more about contract testing. What is contract testing? Contract testing is a technique for testing an integration point by isolating each microservice and checking whether the HTTP requests and responses that the microservice transmits conform to a Continue Reading

Api Micro-service (HTTP) Contract Test

Reading Time: 4 minutes A pact is a code-first tool for testing HTTP and message integrations using contract tests. It’s will help you to have a write HTTP Contract test. Contract-driven testing Have you ever traveled to a country where people don’t speak your native language? When two people don’t speak the same language, it’s hard for them to accomplish anything together, So for resolve that issue we will Continue Reading

Non-HTTP Contract Test (Message Pact)

Reading Time: 4 minutes This blog shows how to create a contract between producer and consumer using the Message Pact framework. What is Contract Testing? Contract testing is writing tests to make sure the services can communicate well with each other. There are two perspectives in Contract testing: One is the consumer entity using the service and other one is the provider entity that provides the service. As an Continue Reading

Integration testing with PACT

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hello everyone,In this blog, we will discuss an integration testing tool pact. As we all know during the SDLC we need to test our software thoroughly before giving the final sign-off and releasing it on production.during the testing phase, we perform various test activities including unit testing, integration testing, and at the end, we perform end 2 end testing along with performance testing, security testing, Continue Reading