Custom Assertion
Hi, Currently I am using script assertions to assert response values that depends on relationships(greater than, less than, equals) between request field values, also response values that depends on ...
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Hi,
You could define properties in a Properties TestStep, that could be easily modified by non-technical users, and then use property expansion in XPath Match assertion. For example, if using our Sample Project from Tutorial distributed with soapUI installation, where #Item,# least and #most are predefined properties
can be used for comparing if search response value is in some predefined range.
I hope this was what you meant.
Regards,
/Dragica
eviware.com
You could define properties in a Properties TestStep, that could be easily modified by non-technical users, and then use property expansion in XPath Match assertion. For example, if using our Sample Project from Tutorial distributed with soapUI installation, where #Item,# least and #most are predefined properties
declare namespace sam='http://www.soapui.org/sample/';
//sam:searchResponse/item[id="${Properties: Wanted Response#Item}"]/price >= ("${Properties: Wanted Response#least}")
and
//sam:searchResponse/item[id="${Properties: Wanted Response#Item}"]/price <= ("${Properties: Wanted Response#most}" )
can be used for comparing if search response value is in some predefined range.
I hope this was what you meant.
Regards,
/Dragica
eviware.com
