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```
E.g.
expect().body("root.child", equalTo("x")).when("/jsonp?callback=y");
But perhaps it's better/easier to do something like:
expect().jsonp("callback", "y").body("root.child",
equalTo("x"))…
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```
E.g.
expect().body("root.child", equalTo("x")).when("/jsonp?callback=y");
But perhaps it's better/easier to do something like:
expect().jsonp("callback", "y").body("root.child",
equalTo("x"))…
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```
E.g.
expect().body("root.child", equalTo("x")).when("/jsonp?callback=y");
But perhaps it's better/easier to do something like:
expect().jsonp("callback", "y").body("root.child",
equalTo("x"))…
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```
E.g.
expect().body("root.child", equalTo("x")).when("/jsonp?callback=y");
But perhaps it's better/easier to do something like:
expect().jsonp("callback", "y").body("root.child",
equalTo("x"))…
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Okay, I just realised -- JSONP only works with POST requests, and afaik we were going for something along the lines of RESTful routes.
I raised this initially because I noticed there was only POST ro…
rzhw updated
11 years ago
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```
E.g.
expect().body("root.child", equalTo("x")).when("/jsonp?callback=y");
But perhaps it's better/easier to do something like:
expect().jsonp("callback", "y").body("root.child",
equalTo("x"))…
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```
E.g.
expect().body("root.child", equalTo("x")).when("/jsonp?callback=y");
But perhaps it's better/easier to do something like:
expect().jsonp("callback", "y").body("root.child",
equalTo("x"))…
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```
E.g.
expect().body("root.child", equalTo("x")).when("/jsonp?callback=y");
But perhaps it's better/easier to do something like:
expect().jsonp("callback", "y").body("root.child",
equalTo("x"))…
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I've been trying to get IE8 to invoke the jsonp generalCallback, and finally I commented out lines 145 and 146:
// if this hack is used in IE10 jsonp callback are never called
145: script.event…