Big congrats to our outstanding ASP.net Developer, “Shah Faisal,” on being named Employee of the Month. His meticulous attention to detail, dedication to excellence, and proactive problem-solving have set a remarkable standard for the entire team, making him truly deserving of this recognition.
Congratulations to our exceptional Junior Software Quality Engineer “Zainab Fatima” for earning the Employee of the Month award. Her meticulous attention to detail, dedication to excellence, and proactive problem-solving have set a remarkable standard for the entire team, making her truly deserving of this recognition.
Like every year, Beyond Vision arranged for a recreational trip to Azad Kashmir where we had a chance to embrace nature, do some trekking in the woods and mountains, enjoy luxury living in some finest resorts, have a lot of good food, and above all got a chance for better team building in between.
Summary:
Itenenary
Best place of the tour:
Ratti Gali Lake is an alpine glacial lake which is located in Neelum Valley, Azad Kashmir, Pakistan. The lake is located at an altitude of 3,683 meters (12,083 ft). A 2.5-hour jeep track to go and another same track to come back with horse riding to reach the lake from its base camp is unforgettable as it will shake up your entire body but the outcome is worth it.
Entertainer of the tour:
He entertained everybody with his multi-talented skills including delivering dialoges from movies, singing, dancing and reading some very good poetry from Ahmed Faraz collection.
In July 2018, taking advantage of a long weekend we decided to explore the beauty of Pakistan. we spent a week exploring beautiful places from Islamabad to the Bursar pass.
Charged with cricket fanfare and lots of mega events happening around , we decided to play a friendly cricket match with one of our peer companies Bohra Developers.
After building consensus for a Saturday, we booked a cricket ground in North Nazimabad to host the event.
Match started at around 9:30 am and finished by 1:00 pm. We played 2 matches of 20 overs each and Beyond Vision won both matches with comfortable margins.
The event was concluded by a scrumptious lunch.
Apex Code has built in functionality to call external Web services, such as Amazon Web Services, Facebook, Google, or any publicly available web service. As a result, you will need to have the proper test method code coverage for the related Apex code that makes these callouts. But since the Force.com platform had no control over the external Web service and the impact of making the web service call, test methods can not invoke a 3rd party web service.
This section provides a viable workaround to ensure proper code coverage.
Apex Code has built in functionality to call external Web services, such as Amazon Web Services, Facebook, Google, or any publicly available web service. As a result, you will need to have the proper test method code coverage for the related Apex code that makes these callouts. But since the Force.com platform had no control over the external Web service and the impact of making the web service call, test methods can not invoke a 3rd party web service.
This section provides a viable workaround to ensure proper code coverage.
Later on salesforce provide an implementation for the Webservices Callouts called HttpCalloutMock interface to specify the response sent in the respond method, which the Apex runtime calls to send a response for a callout.
This feature is delivered in Winter 13.
There would be a general mechanism for registering an implementation of a mock interface in a test context:
Test.setMock(WebServiceMock.class, new WebServiceMockImpl());
where WebServiceMock is actually the interface provided by Salesforce.
If a mock object is supplied using Test.setMock(), then it will be used to service the request. If there is no mock registered for the appropriate interface, the old behavior of skipping the test will still happen.
An example of its usage:
[codesyntax lang=”java”]
global public SalesforceServicePort
{
global SalesforceServicePort () {
public Integer[] GeneratedInvoices(Integer arg0) {
GeneratedInvoices request_x = new GeneratedInvoices();
GeneratedInvoicesResponse response_x;
request_x.arg0 = arg0;
Map<String, GeneratedInvoicesResponse> response_map_x = new Map<String, GeneratedInvoicesResponse>();
response_map_x.put(‘response_x’, response_x);
WebServiceCallout.invoke (
this,
request_x,
response_map_x,
new String[]
{endpoint_x,
”,
‘http://jbilling/’,
‘GeneratedInvoices’,
‘http://jbilling/’,
‘GeneratedInvoicesResponse’,
‘GeneratedInvoicesResponse’}
);
response_x = response_map_x.get(‘response_x’);
return response_x.return_x;
}
[/codesyntax]
Its test method will be:
[codesyntax lang=”java”]
public static testmethod void jbillingAPIUnitTestMethodCallOut3() {
Test.setMock(WebServiceMock.class, new WebServiceMockImpl());
SalesforceServicePort Connection= new SalesforceServicePort();
Connection.GeneratedInvoices(10);
system.assertEquals(Limits.getCallouts(),10);
}
[/codesyntax]
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