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Rasilio
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13 years ago

Issue with mockResponse

I'm trying to parrot back a value from the incoming request in the response

The inbound XML looks like this...
      <sch:RequestHeader>
         <sch:ipaddress>6.6.6.6</sch:ipaddress>
         <sch:serverId>zip</sch:serverId>
         <sch:sessionId>zap</sch:sessionId>
      </sch:RequestHeader>


On the mock service I have the following code in the On Request Script section...

def holder = new com.eviware.soapui.support.XmlHolder( mockRequest.requestContent );
String sSession =  String.valueOf(holder["sessionId"]);
String sServerId = String.valueOf(holder["serverId"]);
String sLoginName = String.valueOf(holder["loginName"]);
mockRunner.mockService.setPropertyValue('SessionId', sSession);
mockRunner.mockService.setPropertyValue('ServerId', sServerId);
mockRunner.mockService.setPropertyValue('IPAddress', sServerIP);


My mock response looks like this...

 <ci:AuthenticationResponse>
         <ci:sessionId>${#MockService#SessionId}</ci:sessionId>
         <ci:serverId>${#MockService#ServerId}</ci:serverId>
         <ci:ipaddress>${#MockService#IPAddress}</ci:ipaddress>
      </ci:AuthenticationResponse>


And that produces this actual response back...

      <ci:AuthenticationResponse>
         <ci:sessionId>[Ljava.lang.String;@6942bf69</ci:sessionId>
         <ci:serverId>[Ljava.lang.String;@56d27fd6</ci:serverId>
         <ci:ipaddress>[Ljava.lang.String;@1d24bc7c</ci:ipaddress>
      </ci:AuthenticationResponse>



Why is it that the mockService Properties are getting set to what appears to be a pointer to the variables and not their values? I've ever tried adding String.valueOf in the line where the property value is assigned but that does not help.