Unexpected element

ok...

If i use this:

if( submit.response == null )
   return

def content = submit.response.responseContent

content = content.replaceAll( "<!\\[CDATA\\[<\\?xml version=\"1.0\"\\?>", "" )
content = content.replaceAll( "]]>", "" )

submit.response.responseContent =  content

it goes throught the test case, but it doesn't remove anything from response as it should.
(it still works ok if i send request manualy)


Should i use anything else than SubmitListener.afterSubmit?

I think I found a solution! 

For test case i have to use: TestRunListener.afterStep

and this code for example:

if( testStepResult.response == null )
   return

def content = testStepResult.response.responseContent
content = content.replaceAll( "<", "<" )
content = content.replaceAll( ">", ">" )
content = content.replaceAll( "<\\?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"ISO-8859-1\"\\?", "" )
content = content.replaceAll( "<!\\[CDATA\\[<\\?xml version=\"1.0\"\\?>", "" )
content = content.replaceAll( "<\\?xml version='1.0' \\?>", "" )
content = content.replaceAll( "<!\\[CDATA\\[", "" )
content = content.replaceAll( "]]>", "" )
content = content.replaceAll( """, "\"" )

//log.info( content )
testStepResult.response.responseContent =  content

Ole, you can update your blog. 

BUT! 

SubmitListener.afterSubmit must be disabled. That's not a big problem but it sucks in case if we would just like to run one request from test case, just to see certain results. 

bug?

Can someone help me with this?
It would be great if we could use both functunalitys at the same time, without enabling and disabling them. I didn't try loadtesting yet.

I'm using SoapUI pro 3.0.1

Beno

Hi Beno,

I'll check into this, you shouldn't be able to have different handlers for different "levels" of execution.. I'll let you know..

regards!

/Ole
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