> + assertEquals(webhook.getLinks().size(), 2);
> + }
> +
> + public void testGetWebhookFail() {
> + URI endpoint =
> URI.create("https://dfw.autoscale.api.rackspacecloud.com/v1.0/888888/groups/1234567890/policies/321456/webhooks/5555";);
> + WebhookApi api = requestsSendResponses(
> + keystoneAuthWithUsernameAndPasswordAndTenantName,
> + responseWithKeystoneAccess,
> + authenticatedGET().endpoint(endpoint).build(),
> +
> HttpResponse.builder().statusCode(404).payload(payloadFromResource("/autoscale_webhook_get_response.json")).build()
> + ).getWebhookApiForGroupAndPolicyInZone("1234567890", "321456",
> "DFW");
> +
> + WebhookResponse webhook = api.get("5555");
> + assertNull(webhook);
> + }
> +}
We said that the preferred way to unit test the APIs was to use `mockwebserver`
instead of the Expect tests. As this is a new test class, could it be
refactored to a *MockTest that uses `mockwebserver`?
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