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Bavukat Test Class for @Remote Action?
Friends- I am not sure how to write a test class for below menthod. Can you help ?
@RemoteAction public static RemoteSaveResult saveSignature(Id ehsId, String signatureBody) {
Attachment a = new Attachment(ParentId=ehsId, name='Signature.png', ContentType='image/png', Body=EncodingUtil.base64Decode(signatureBody));
Database.saveResult result = Database.insert(a,false);
RemoteSaveResult newResult = new RemoteSaveResult();
newResult.success = result.isSuccess();
newResult.attachmentId = a.Id;
newResult.errorMessage = result.isSuccess()?'':result.getErrors()[0].getMessage();
return newResult;
}
public class RemoteSaveResult {
public Boolean success;
public Id attachmentId;
public String errorMessage;
}
You need to write class like this:
@IsTest public class NameOfTheClassTest { public static testmethod void testSaveSignature() { //First create EHS record (I am not sure what object you use and what are requred fields to create this record) let's say it's EHS__c and Name is the only field that is required EHS__c ehs = new Lead( Name = 'test'); insert ehs; NameOfTheClass.RemoteSaveResult result= NameOfTheClass.saveSignature( ehs.Id, 'Test body'); // Validate if attachment was created and was returned in SaveResult System.Assert( result.attachmentId != null ); System.Assert( result.success ); } }As a common practice mark best answer if it helped you.
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You need to write class like this:
@IsTest public class NameOfTheClassTest { public static testmethod void testSaveSignature() { //First create EHS record (I am not sure what object you use and what are requred fields to create this record) let's say it's EHS__c and Name is the only field that is required EHS__c ehs = new Lead( Name = 'test'); insert ehs; NameOfTheClass.RemoteSaveResult result= NameOfTheClass.saveSignature( ehs.Id, 'Test body'); // Validate if attachment was created and was returned in SaveResult System.Assert( result.attachmentId != null ); System.Assert( result.success ); } }As a common practice mark best answer if it helped you.