47.Test doPost

What does doPost () do in Java?

• Handles GET requests
• Handles POST requests
• Sends information to the client
• Retrieves information from the server

How to test test cases in Java?

• Using JUnit annotations
• Running test code from the command line
• Creating a mock servlet container
• Writing assertions using assertEquals

How to test a Java servlet?

• Running it inside a real servlet container
• Creating a mock servlet container
• Writing assertions using assertEquals
• Using JUnit annotations

How to run test code in Java?

• Using JUnit annotations
• Running test code from the command line
• Creating a mock servlet container
• Writing assertions using assertEquals

Why do we use doPost?

• To handle GET requests
• To handle POST requests
• To send information to the server
• To retrieve information from the client

What is difference between doGet () and doPost () methods?

• doGet() sends information to the server, doPost() retrieves information from the client
• doGet() handles POST requests, doPost() handles GET requests
• doGet() is used for sensitive data, doPost() is used for insensitive data
• doGet() is used for small amounts of data, doPost() is used for large amounts of data

What does @test do in Java?

• Marks a method as a test method
• Runs a test method before each test case
• Runs a test method after each test case
• Compares values using assertEquals

How do you validate test cases?

• Use smoke testing to validate the workflow of the application
• Run test cases with or without test data
• Create test cases covering the entire flow
• Write assertions using assertEquals

What is test case type?

• Unit testing
• Black box testing
• Regression testing
• Load testing

How to test API response in Java?

• Use JUnit annotations
• Inspect the API element in Chrome developer tools
• Write test cases with test data
• Execute unit tests via Maven