> +
> + Payload payload =
> newByteSourcePayload(ByteSource.wrap("swifty".getBytes()));
> + payload.getContentMetadata().setExpires(expireAt);
> +
> + for (String regionId : regions) {
> + String etag = api.getObjectApiForRegionAndContainer(regionId,
> containerName)
> + .put(objectName, payload);
> + assertNotNull(etag);
> +
> + SwiftObject object =
> api.getObjectApiForRegionAndContainer(regionId,
> containerName).get(objectName);
> + assertEquals(object.getName(), objectName);
> + checkObject(object);
> + assertEquals(toStringAndClose(object.getPayload().openStream()),
> "swifty");
> +
> + api.getObjectApiForRegionAndContainer(regionId,
> containerName).delete(objectName);
> + }
How, if at all, are we actually testing expiration here? From what I can
understand, we're simply checking whether a call with "expires" set doesn't
fail..?
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