Passing XPATH from porperty with variable involved

Hi ,

Please let me know if any luck on this.

Thanks,
Manoj

Change the property value to 'i' so you don't have to deal with $'s:

//Contracts/Contract[i]/Member

then use

for (i in count..5)
{
 String exp = props.getPropertyValue("expression").replaceAll('i',"$i")
}

Thank you so much. It worked.....

Thanks,
manoj

Hi,

I have a scenario where I was to get the XPATH values from properties then pass on to the groovy to find the node values. But I am getting no response... Please guide

Property contains value aa = *.CelciusToFahrenheitResult
------------------------------ below is the groovy where I am trying to fetch the value from the response----------------
def props=testRunner.testCase.getTestStepByName("Properties")
value = props.getPropertyValue("aa")
log.info ("This is value" + "$value" ) // This displays the correct value in log ( *.CelciusToFahrenheitResult)

globalAuthTransfer =context.expand('${CelciusToFahrenheit#Response#value}')

log.info ("This is response" + globalAuthTransfer) // This gives a blank response insted it should give the value from the result.

Note;- I have also tried using $value as well in the above step but no luck. Please guide.

Thanks,
manoj

Have you seen the following example: http://www.soapui.org/Scripting-Propert ... rate-nodes


Thanks,
Michael Giller
SmartBear Software

Hi,

Thanks for the response. However I have tried all the combinations.

if I use the below code then i am getting the desired response.

globalAuthTransfer =context.expand('${CelciusToFahrenheit#Response#${Properties#aa}}') // this returns the actual value from response

but when i save or get the values in a variable i am not getting the response.

value1 = props.getPropertyValue("aa")

globalAuthTransfer =context.expand('${CelciusToFahrenheit#Response#${value1}}') // this returns null

Please suggest

Thanks,
manoj


Thanks,
Manoj

Hi Team,

Appreciate any help on this.

Thanks,
manoj

It's tough to help troubleshoot without the fill context. For example:
- "props.getPropertyValue("aa")" does that return a value?
- ${Properties#aa} no idea what that evaluates to

I would confirm that you are using property expansion (http://www.soapui.org/Scripting-Propert ... nsion.html) correctly.

Thanks,
Michael Giller
SmartBear Software