You can use property expansion to refer to the current request:
${Test Step Name#Request#<json path expression>}
For example, if the request body is
{"id": "${#TestCase#ID}"}
the assertion can refer to the request field "id" as:
${TestStep Name#Request#$.id}You can use property expansion to refer to the current request:
${Test Step Name#Request#<json path expression>}
For example, if the request body is
{"id": "${#TestCase#ID}"}
the assertion can refer to the request field "id" as:
${TestStep Name#Request#$.id}Thank you, you have saved me a lot of time. I felt like this should be possible but couldnt find the right information.
Out of curiosity, can i do a self reference in a property expansion? If i can do something like ${#self#request} i won't have trouble if i copy/move/rename my things.
${${=context.currentStep.label}#Request#$.id}Ofcourse. Thank you again.
Actually, trying it out i'm having some trouble.
${${=context.currentStep.label}#Request} works as expected. I get the full request body.
The following gives me nothing at all:
${${=context.currentStep.label}#Request#}
${${=context.currentStep.label}#Request#$.id}
I've tried some variations with no luck. I'm running SoapUI NG pro if that is relevant.
${...#Request#} is not valid because an expression is expected after "Request#".
${${=context.currentStep.label}#Request#$.id}
works for me in JsonPath Match in Ready! API 1.9 given that the request is exactly as follows:
{"id": "${#TestCase#ID}"}
If your request has a different structure, adjust the JsonPath accordingly.
