Hi
scruzvx,
Just to be clarify.
You have a service that generates the header value required for your GET request which you are writing out to an ID property on your Project. Is that correct?
You have a subsequent GET request with a header value specifying the ${#Project#ID}. Is that correct?
So i'm expecting your testcase object hierarchy to be something like
ServiceRequest RESTstep which returns a value
GET RESTstep which has a header with value of ${#Project#ID}
Is that about right?
HOWEVER when you try executing the whole testcase containing the two teststeps the GET fails and you can see from the RAW of the GET request that the value ofthe header is the literal ${#Project#ID}, so doesnt appear to be parameterised.
The servicerequest step....it returns a header value.....is it returned in a response payload or is it included as one of the responses header values?
Ive used parameterisation in headers lots of times before now and it did work, so as Rao said....if you can provide some screenshots and just answer my questions to clarify, this will no doubt help everyone being able to diagnose whats going wrong and get you working, or at least provide workarounds for you.
Nice one,
Rich
