Monday, April 04, 2011 at 1:05 AM.

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rssCloudSuite.testing.testRestPleaseNotify

<<Changes
	<<8/11/09; 1:28:51 PM by DW
		<<Added various tests to verify new functionality. 
	<<7/21/09; 12:41:45 PM by DW
		<<Created. 
bundle { //try it with get-style params
	local (apiurl = "http://rpc.rsscloud.org:5337/rsscloud/pleaseNotify", params);
	apiurl = apiurl + "?notifyProcedure=hello&port=5337&path=goodbye&protocol=http-post&url1=";
	apiurl = apiurl + string.urlencode ("http://static.lifeliner.org/dave/rss.xml");
	s = tcp.httppost (apiurl);
	wp.newtextobject (s, @rssCloudSuite.testing.xmlresponse);
	xml.compile (string (rssCloudSuite.testing.xmlresponse), @rssCloudSuite.testing.xstruct)}
<<bundle //try to register an http-post notification routine
	<<local (apiurl = "http://rpc.rsscloud.org:5337/rsscloud/pleaseNotify", params)
	<<new (tabletype, @params)
	<<params.notifyProcedure = ""
	<<params.port = 5337
	<<params.path = "/hello"
	<<params.protocol = "http-post"
	<<params.url1 = "http://static.lifeliner.org/dave/rss.xml"
	<<s = tcp.httppost (apiurl, @params)
	<<wp.newtextobject (s, @rssCloudSuite.testing.xmlresponse)
	<<xml.compile (string (rssCloudSuite.testing.xmlresponse), @rssCloudSuite.testing.xstruct)
<<bundle //try to register an xml-rpc notification routine
	<<local (apiurl = "http://rpc.rsscloud.org:5337/pleaseNotify", params)
	<<new (tabletype, @params)
	<<params.notifyProcedure = "rssCloud.hello"
	<<params.port = 5337
	<<params.path = "/RPC2"
	<<params.protocol = "xml-rpc"
	<<params.url1 = "http://static.lifeliner.org/dave/rss.xml"
	<<s = tcp.httppost (apiurl, @params)
	<<wp.newtextobject (s, @rssCloudSuite.testing.xmlresponse)
	<<xml.compile (string (rssCloudSuite.testing.xmlresponse), @rssCloudSuite.testing.xstruct)

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