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richie
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7 years ago

Comparison of Two Property Values In Two Different Properties Steps

Hey,   I created a test a long time ago that always passed - essentially I had two REST requests and I wanted to compare an attribute value from each of these REST requests to confirm they were i...
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richie
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Hey groovyguy

 

I've created a number of images (14) providing all the config and results on each of the test steps so you can see where I'm coming from.  This is actually from an old project and old client that I'm not working on anymore - but I need to use the same approach of comparing attribute values from 2 different responses in my current project.

 

I was going to embed the images - but the images dont render as I'd like so I've attached rather than embedded them.  They are all numbered in sequence - I'm real sorry - I may have given you too much info - but too much is better than too little- right? (hehehe probably not in this case)

 

 

Anyway - any help/assistance/guidance is as always most appreciated!

 

nice one,

 

richie

 

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richie
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6 years ago

Hey Guys,

 

I know it's been a while since I was looking at this, but I'm still stuck I'm afraid.

 

Essentially I have 2 REST requests that return 2 values - I save those two values into separate properties steps and then use the following groovy to compare the values (they should be identical)

 

The groovy is as follows:

 

def propertiesStepGUIDProcCode = context.testCase.testSteps["Properties1"];

def fn = testRunner.testCase.getPropertyValue('GUIDProcCode') 

def propertiesStepWEIRDGUIDCode = context.testCase.testSteps["Properties2"];

def fn2 = testRunner.testCase.getPropertyValue('WEIRDGUIDCode') 

assert fn == fn2, "values are identical, SoapUI is great"

 

The groovy isn't working for some reason - I'd welcome anyone's more practiced eye to see if they can spot what I'm doing wrong?  Thanks so much - I'm at a standstill with this,

 

thanks,

 

richie