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Merge Response handling for DELETE and PUT methods #748
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Added response handler for REST Methods "DELETE" and "PUT"
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Unit tests are broken with new commits. Could you fix it please ? :) |
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got very less time. I am not aware of JUnit either, Will have to study and then write the tests once free. Also feel free to write the tests/guide me if you got the time :) |
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I fixed the unit test and add some cases in MyService class from functional-test project. However, for next PR I invite you to read this wiki page :) |
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Completed implementation and checked with sample projects. I am unaware of how to write JUnit tests for this. I also believe there's no need to write testcases as its just refactoring code.