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A common cause of this sort of error is a variable (called "test" or "Test") hiding the static class method reference Test.setMock. But if you have posted the complete source code it would not be that …

As the request is executed asynchronously, i.e. an arbitrary time in the future, the response is not available to the code that makes the original Queueable.execute request. So you have to re-think yo …

You will need to set the className.authData property to an initialized object in your test. Its values don't have to be valid, just set them to fake values as it is the mock class that will be receivi …

Your approach looks basically OK: your mock should generate different responses based on the request data. The code would be clearer and reflect the ideas of SOAP a bit more if you based the condition …

to execute the batchable: Test.setMock(HttpCalloutMock.class, new YourMock()); // Any data setup goes here Test.startTest(); Database.executeBatch(new YourBatchable()); Test.stopTest(); and the HttpCalloutMock …

So: @IsTest private class MyTest { private class Mock implements HttpCalloutMock { Id accountId; Mock(Id accountId) { this.accountId = accountId; } public …

Only if your @AuraEnabled method makes its own HTTP callouts would also need to setup a HttpCalloutMock. …

This passes fine for me: @isTest private class SFLoginCtrlrTest{ private class ExampleCalloutMock implements HttpCalloutMock{ public HttpResponse respond(HTTPRequest req){ HttpResponse …

If the query in your insertFunction returns more than one Account then you wil be performing this sequence: Http request database update HttpRequest database update ... which as the error message …

As you are using a mock, you should remove the: if(!test.IsRunningTest()){ guard around the http.send as you want the send to be done when the test runs. Then coverage mostly depends on the Wareho …

@IsTest private class CalloutTest { private class Mock implements HttpCalloutMock { public HTTPResponse respond(HTTPRequest req) { if (req.getEndpoint().endsWith('abc')) { …

@isTest private class Test_Lead { private class Mock implements HttpCalloutMock { public HTTPResponse respond(HTTPRequest req) { HTTPResponse res = new HTTPResponse(); …

This isn't a direct answer to your question, but I note that a lot of lines of code in your controller are related to parsing the JSON. If the field names of your WrapperClass match the names in the J …

The method you are calling is defined to have no return value (the void): public static void sendNotification(... so it is appropriate that this (that is assigning a return value): HttpResponse re …