Uses of Interface
org.springframework.test.web.servlet.client.RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec

Packages that use RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec

Package	Description
org.springframework.test.web.servlet.client	Support for testing Spring MVC applications via RestTestClient with MockMvc for server request handling.

Uses of RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec in org.springframework.test.web.servlet.client

Subclasses with type arguments of type RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec in org.springframework.test.web.servlet.client

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	JsonPathAssertions	JsonPath assertions.
class	XpathAssertions	XPath assertions for the RestTestClient.

Methods in org.springframework.test.web.servlet.client that return RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec	RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec.consumeWith(Consumer<EntityExchangeResult<byte[]>> consumer)	Assert the response body content with the given Consumer.
RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec	RestTestClient.ResponseSpec.expectBody()	Consume and decode the response body to byte[] and then apply assertions on the raw content (for example, isEmpty, JSONPath, etc.).
default RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec	RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec.json(String expectedJson)	Parse the expected and actual response content as JSON and perform a comparison verifying that they contain the same attribute-value pairs regardless of formatting with lenient checking (extensible and non-strict array ordering).
RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec	RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec.json(String expectedJson, JsonComparator comparator)	Parse the expected and actual response content as JSON and perform a comparison using the given JsonComparator.
RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec	RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec.json(String expectedJson, JsonCompareMode compareMode)	Parse the expected and actual response content as JSON and perform a comparison using the given mode.
RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec	RestTestClient.BodyContentSpec.xml(String expectedXml)	Parse expected and actual response content as XML and assert that the two are "similar", i.e.