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MKV
Contributor
7 years ago

Compare XML response with DB values

How to compare the XML Response values with DB query output values in Ready API?
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    Radford
    7 years ago

    If you put a Groovy test step after your JDBC request, you could then use property expansions to get your data and perform an assertion, something like:

     

    def soapDataItem = context.expand('${SOAP Request#Response#//Blah[1]/DataItem[1]}')
def jdbcDataItem = context.expand('${JDBC Request#ResponseAsXml#//Results[1]/ResultSet[1]/Row[1]/ITEM[1]}')

log.info('soapDataItem = ' + soapDataItem)
log.info('jdbcDataItem = ' + jdbcDataItem)

assert soapDataItem == jdbcDataItem

     

    Note: I've just made up the property expansions as an example, To get your actual data from within the Groovy script editor you can always use the right click menu "Get Data" option. This allows you to construct your property expansion via a visual point and click method.

     

    An alternative to the above Groovy method, might be to put an Assertion Test Step after the JDBC test step, using this instead.

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MKV
Contributor

I'm trying to compare the values in iterative manner.

My scenario is pick the customer id from DB and pass it to request. Validate all the response values against a DB value for all the customers.

I tried to create the test case as below:

1. DataSource - To query the data for request

2. SOAP Request - Picks the I/P data from Datasource

3. JDBC Request - Picks the data from Datasource to be used in SQLQuery

4. DataSource Loop - From DataSource to SOAP Request

 

I tried to validate for a sample response data (customer id). In case of a single data, I'm able to do with Content Assertion, If it doesnt help iteratively.

 

Please suggest.

Radford's avatar
Radford
Super Contributor
7 years ago

If you put a Groovy test step after your JDBC request, you could then use property expansions to get your data and perform an assertion, something like:

 

def soapDataItem = context.expand('${SOAP Request#Response#//Blah[1]/DataItem[1]}')
def jdbcDataItem = context.expand('${JDBC Request#ResponseAsXml#//Results[1]/ResultSet[1]/Row[1]/ITEM[1]}')

log.info('soapDataItem = ' + soapDataItem)
log.info('jdbcDataItem = ' + jdbcDataItem)

assert soapDataItem == jdbcDataItem

 

Note: I've just made up the property expansions as an example, To get your actual data from within the Groovy script editor you can always use the right click menu "Get Data" option. This allows you to construct your property expansion via a visual point and click method.

 

An alternative to the above Groovy method, might be to put an Assertion Test Step after the JDBC test step, using this instead.