Create and Deploy with RR Pair

Add the below virtual service annotation above each test method. This annotation should refer to the Requests/Responses pair folder and define virtual service configuration such as service name, listening port, path, type of protocol

 @DevTestVirtualService(serviceName = "UserServiceTest-EJB3UserControlBean",
	port = 9080, basePath = "/itkoExamples/EJB3UserControlBean",
	rrpairsFolder = "UserServiceTest/getListUser/EJB3UserControlBean",
	requestDataProtocol = {@Protocol(ProtocolType.DPH_XML) })

For creating RR pairs from raw-traffic file, there is utility called GenerateRRpairs.java. In the below code snippet, mention the path of the package with your raw-traffic file

   FromRawTrafficTestReferentialGenerator.generateRRPairFromRawFiles((GenerateRRPairs.class.getProtectionDomain().getCodeSource().getLocation().getPath()).replaceAll("%20", " ") + ".."
              + File.separatorChar + ".." + File.separatorChar + ".." + File.separatorChar
              + "lisabank-demo/src/test/resources/rawtraffic");

Below is the example of creating and deploying virtual service using RR pairs.

@RunWith(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.class)
@SpringBootTest(classes = LisaBankClientApplication.class)
@DevTestVirtualServer()
public class ProductTest {

    static final Log logger = LogFactory.getLog(BasicTest.class);

    @Value("${webservice.url.product}")
    private String productServiceUrl;

    @Rule
    public VirtualServicesRule rules = new VirtualServicesRule();

    @Autowired
    private ProductService productService;

    @DevTestVirtualService(serviceName = "getProductByXML",
            basePath = "/",
            port = 9956,
            workingFolder = "template2",
            requestDataProtocol = {
                    @Protocol(ProtocolType.DPH_XML) })
    @Test
    public void getProductByXML() throws JAXBException {

        com.ca.devtest.lisabank.demo.business.Product  product = productService.getProduct(productServiceUrl);
        assertNotNull(product);
        logger.info(product.toString());
    }
}