Class EPPRegistryTst

java.lang.Object
com.verisign.epp.interfaces.EPPRegistryTst

public class EPPRegistryTst extends Object
  • Constructor Details

    • EPPRegistryTst

      public EPPRegistryTst()
  • Method Details

    • testRegistry

      public void testRegistry()
    • registryCheck

      public void registryCheck(Map tldNames)
      Unit test of EPPRegistry.sendCheck.
      Parameters:
      tldNames - TLDs to check
    • registryCreate

      public void registryCreate(String tldName, boolean shouldSucceed)
      Unit test of EPPRegistry.sendCreate.
      Parameters:
      tldName - TLD name to create
      shouldSucceed - true if the create should succeed; false otherwise.
    • registryDelete

      public void registryDelete(String tldName, boolean shouldSucceed)
      Unit test of EPPRegistry.sendDelete.
      Parameters:
      tldName - TLD name to delete
      shouldSucceed - true if the delete should succeed; false otherwise.
    • registryUpdate

      public void registryUpdate(String tldName, boolean shouldSucceed)
      Unit test of EPPRegistry.sendUpdate.
      Parameters:
      tldName - TLD name to update
      shouldSucceed - true if the update should succeed; false otherwise.
    • registryInfo

      public void registryInfo(String tldName)
      Unit test of EPPRegistry.sendInfo.
      Parameters:
      tldName - TLD name to info
    • makeTldName

      public String makeTldName()
    • handleException

      public void handleException(Exception aException)
      Handle an EPPCommandException, which can be either a server generated error or a general exception. If the exception was caused by a server error, "Server Error :<Response XML>" will be specified. If the exception was caused by a general algorithm error, "General Error :<Exception Description>" will be specified.
      Parameters:
      aException - Exception thrown during test
    • beforeClass

      public static void beforeClass()
    • setUp

      public void setUp()
    • tearDown

      public void tearDown()
      JUNIT tearDown, which currently does nothing.