Out-of-the-box implementation of Target, that run Interaction against message pact and verify response
By default it will scan all packages for annotated methods, but a list of packages can be provided to reduce
the performance cost
Out-of-the-box implementation of Target, that run Interaction against message pact and verify response
By default it will scan all packages for annotated methods, but a list of packages can be provided to reduce
the performance cost
Out-of-the-box implementation of Target, that run Interaction against message pact and verify response
By default it will scan all packages for annotated methods, but a list of packages can be provided to reduce
the performance cost
Builds an instance of junit Description adhering with this logic for building the name:
If the PactSource is of type BrokerUrlSource and its tag is not empty then
the test name will be "#consumername tag:#tagname - Upon #interaction".
For all the other cases "#consumername - Upon #interaction"
Out-of-the-box implementation of Target, that run Interaction against message pact and verify response
By default it will scan all packages for annotated methods, but a list of packages can be provided to reduce
the performance cost
Out-of-the-box implementation of Target, that run Interaction against message pact and verify response
By default it will scan all packages for annotated methods, but a list of packages can be provided to reduce
the performance cost
Out-of-the-box implementation of Target, that run Interaction against message pact and verify response
By default it will scan all packages for annotated methods, but a list of packages can be provided to reduce
the performance cost
Out-of-the-box implementation of Target, that run Interaction against message pact and verify response
By default it will scan all packages for annotated methods, but a list of packages can be provided to reduce
the performance cost
JUnit Runner runs pacts against provider
To set up name of tested provider use Provider annotation
To point on pact's source use PactBroker, PactFolder or PactSource annotations
JUnit Runner runs pacts against provider
To set up name of tested provider use Provider annotation
To point on pact's source use PactBroker, PactFolder or PactSource annotations