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st-pat
Occasional Contributor
7 years ago

get testcase status via groovy script

Hi, I'm fighting with groovy since a week or two (I'm totally new to it and have hardly any knowledge)  I found over all the forums a lot of scripts for groov or teardown or more but all of them ...
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Radford
Super Contributor
7 years ago

I think that your prolem might be the property expansion in the line:

 

def req1 = context.expand('${#CLUB-ATM-UC#Request}')

 

Assuming that CLUB-ATM-UC is a test step name, I don't think you need the first #.

 

Take a look at the property expansion help page:

 

https://support.smartbear.com/readyapi/docs/testing/properties/expansion.html

 

You'll see that the test step scope does not have a leading #.

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    st-pat
    Occasional Contributor
    7 years ago

    The CLUB-ATM-UC is actually the complete case that's why I chose the leading # I think it's more a problem of wrong results definition

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      Radford
      Super Contributor
      7 years ago

      st-pat responding to when you mention about the wrong results definition. When trying to get properties/data into a Groovy Script test step, have you investigated the "point and click" Get Data functionality, access this from the within the right mouse click menu when within a Groovy script editor (In fact this can be accessed most places that allow property expansions). This helped me a lot when I was getting started with SoapUI.

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        st-pat
        Occasional Contributor
        7 years ago

        Radford The problem in that is that in the editor I don't get a result from the TC only from the teststeps as a property and this is the case I have above.

        sanj again missing property definition

        I have it like this now

        import com.eviware.soapui.support.*; 
def  tc = testsuite.getTestCaseByName("CLUB-ATM-UC")
/def testStep = tc.testSteps['brianSisClubWrite - Request']
def req = new File(tc)