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As we often use Wiremock during the development cycle, it would be really interesting to be able to import Wiremock stubs written in JSON directly in Microcks and to delegate the dispatch and the response handling to them like in this example.
larger flexibility to compose dynamic mocks (request matching and dynamic responses)
simple solution for performance testing
you could reuse mocks provided by other contract testing tools like Pact.
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Also wiremock is implemented with Java which could simplify this kind of integration and if we also may be able to upload or import binaries mocks - which are standalone jars - from an artifacts repository (Nexus, ...) it will also increase manyfold the potential of reusability.
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As we often use Wiremock during the development cycle, it would be really interesting to be able to import Wiremock stubs written in JSON directly in Microcks and to delegate the dispatch and the response handling to them like in this example.
{ "request": { "method": "GET", "url": "/some/thing" }, "response": { "status": 200, "body": "Hello world!", "headers": { "Content-Type": "text/plain" } } }
Benefits:
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Also wiremock is implemented with Java which could simplify this kind of integration and if we also may be able to upload or import binaries mocks - which are standalone jars - from an artifacts repository (Nexus, ...) it will also increase manyfold the potential of reusability.
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