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Assertion for raw response
I have been trying to create an assertion for raw response. I got a requirement in which whenever i see a response with Invalid URI in headers, it should fail. This is how it is displayed in response...
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nmrao
Champion Level 1
Champion Level 1Please post raw response. Do you want to check if the status code is 500, then fail?
This is the raw response i'm getting:
HTTP/1.1 500 Invalid URI - /xyz/abc/123"
Content-Type: text/xml
X-Backside-Transport: FAIL FAIL
Connection: close
I want to check whether the raw response has "Invalid URI". If it has Invalid URI in response assertion should fail.
Thank you.
AntonEAlumni
You can use startsWith method to check that a string has a required beginning:
def expectedHTTPResponse = 'HTTP/1.1 500 Invalid URI'
def headers = messageExchange.response.responseHeaders
def actualHTTPResponse = headers['#status#']
assert actualHTTPResponse.size() == 1 && actualHTTPResponse[0].startsWith(expectedHTTPResponse), "Invalid URI"Note that I removed square brackets in expectedHTTPResponse as we compare just one element now.
Thanks for your response. I really appreciate your help Anton. Your piece of code works as expected.
I need a small change in this,
Is there any way that we can fail this assertion when it matches with expected HTTP Response (InvalidURI)?
I mean, since its matching with expected HTTPResponse, assertion is valid and its displaying as 'Green'. I would like to see 'Red' color whenever InvalidURI encounters in response. For the rest of all the other responses it should show as 'Green'
- nmrao
Not sure why it is closed though your issue is not solved.
Here is the change needed:
def unExpectedHTTPResponse = 'HTTP/1.1 500 Invalid URI' def headers = messageExchange.response.responseHeaders def actualHTTPResponse = headers['#status#'] assert !(actualHTTPResponse[0].contains(unExpectedHTTPResponse)), "Found Invalid URI in the response"