### Question:
SuccessMessageResponse extends AdminServicesAPIResponse { @Override public String toString() { return "SuccessMessageResponse{" + "successMessage='" + successMessage + '\'' + ", exceptionClassName='" + getExceptionClassName() + '\'' + ", exceptionCausedBy='" + getExceptionCausedBy() + '\'' + ", actionDescription='" + getActionDescription() + '\'' + ", relatedHTTPCode=" + getRelatedHTTPCode() + ", exceptionErrorMessage='" + getExceptionErrorMessage() + '\'' + ", exceptionErrorMessageId='" + getExceptionErrorMessageId() + '\'' + ", exceptionErrorMessageParameters=" + Arrays.toString(getExceptionErrorMessageParameters()) + ", exceptionSystemAction='" + getExceptionSystemAction() + '\'' + ", exceptionUserAction='" + getExceptionUserAction() + '\'' + ", exceptionProperties=" + getExceptionProperties() + '}'; } SuccessMessageResponse();  SuccessMessageResponse(SuccessMessageResponse  template); String getSuccessMessage(); void setSuccessMessage(String successMessage); @Override String toString();  }### Answer:
@Test public void testToString() { assertTrue(getTestObject().toString().contains("SuccessMessageResponse")); }