public function testSendFile()
{
$mockAdapter = $this->getMock('Dfp_Datafeed_Transfer_Adapter_Interface');
$mockAdapter->expects($this->once())->method('sendFile')->with($this->equalTo('test.txt'), $this->equalTo('test.csv'));
$sut = new Dfp_Datafeed_Transfer();
$passed = false;
try {
$sut->sendFile('test.txt', 'test.csv');
} catch (Dfp_Datafeed_Transfer_Exception $e) {
$passed = true;
}
$this->assertTrue($passed, 'Failed to throw exception when adapter is missing');
$sut->setAdapter($mockAdapter);
$sut->sendFile('test.txt', 'test.csv');
}
* Alternatively, all options can be set using setters. For example:
*
* @example $adapter->setBasePath($tempPath);
* @example $adapter->setPassive(true);
*/
/**
* Add the FTP adapter to the transfer component
*/
$transfer->setAdapter($adapter);
/**
* Attempt to send the file. This is wrapped in a try/catch as it can throw an
* Dfp_Datafeed_Transfer_Adapter_Exception exception. If we were in a loop of
* files, we would want this to continue if a file transfer failed.
*/
try {
$transfer->sendFile($tmpfname);
} catch (Dfp_Datafeed_Transfer_Adapter_Exception $e) {
echo 'Dfp_Datafeed_Transfer_Adapter_Exception Occurred with Message: ' . $e->getMessage() . PHP_EOL;
}
/**
* All errors are saved to an array which is accessable via the getErrors() method as shown below.
* Even when an exception is thrown, the error is recorded. This enables you to catch the exceptions
* and continue, then grab the errors to evaluate later.
*/
if ($transfer->hasErrors()) {
echo 'Errors: ' . print_r($transfer->getErrors(), true) . PHP_EOL;
}
echo 'End' . PHP_EOL;
/**
* End: Example ---------------------
*/