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When creating a test callout for POST method, Is it necessary to set values of setHeader, setBody?
When creating a test mock callout for POST method, Is it necessary to set values of setHeader, setBody and all the others related fields?
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Hi Kapil,
Yes, you need to set the fake response via setBody with all the related fields and setHeader() act as key value pair that Sets the contents of the request header so that 75% of the code must have test coverage.
Hope this helps you.
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Yes, we have to get the fake responsive via setBody with all the related files and setHeader() act as key-value pair that sets the contents of the request header so that 75% of code must have test coverage.
Thanks
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