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richie
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7 years ago
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Asserting on contents of a .json response in output log & passing attribute values to propertiesstep

Hi,   nmrao put a script together for me to build a GET REST request's URI and query string using groovy (I cant use the OTB functionality due to other project requirements) and the GET request's...
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    NBorovykh
    7 years ago

    Hi richie,

     

    I've modified your code in the following way:

    import groovy.json.*

def response = context.expand( '${REST Request#Response}' )
def object = new JsonSlurper().parseText(response)

assert object.header.success == true
assert object.data[0].Links.method == "GET"
assert object.data[0].VersionNumber == 1

     

    It works fine for me:

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nmrao
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7 years ago
It is trivial error.

You are expecting string "true" instead of boolean value. just remove the double quotes around true.

You can make out the data type of the json property value. If the value is enclosed between double quotes, then it is String type. Otherwise, it could be boolean, int, double, long etc.,

In your case


"success" : true

So:

def parsedResponse = new JsonSlurper().parseText(response.text)
assert true == parsedResponse.header.success