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AhamedShaik's avatar
AhamedShaik
Occasional Contributor
7 years ago

How to change resource path for different environments.

Following is my scenario: Using Ready API.   I'm working with  different environments ( dev, test & staging) the requirement here is utilizing the same test scenario for different environments.   ...
  • Bill_In_Irvine's avatar
    Bill_In_Irvine
    7 years ago

    First of all, I presume you are using the top set of lines. I see that the magic number 24 is used. That is longer than the length of your API (in bytes). That will make it not work.

     

     

    there are 22 characters in "http://dev.company.com" and 23 characters in the "http://test.company.com" in your original post. In my response to you there is a link to a solution I made to someone else told that person to figure out the byte length.

     

    My suggestion is change 24 to 22 and just test for now in the dev environment.

     

    Then change 22 to 23 and use the test environment.

     

    The line below is something to ignore "//" is a comment. It's java-like, C++-like

    //String resourcepath = new String(therequestUri.substring(beginindex, endindex))

    As for the output I see

    /rail/rs/V1/tsearches  and
    /rail/sohail/V1/tsearches

     

    It looks as though somehow it sees two resource paths. Possibly to do with using the wrong number on the API size.

     

    Take small steps. Test with one environment and one resource path.

Bill_In_Irvine's avatar
Bill_In_Irvine
Contributor

Yeah I have a similar environment setup. One I call a dev, one for customer1 and one for customer2.

 

In dev, go to your custom properties tab and define the name of the resource, such as CPresourceName. Then give it the value 

/rs/hotel/V1/shopping

 

In the test environment you will have a CPresourceName but its value field is empty. Give it the value 

/APINH0I/V1/shopping

 

Now at the top in your ReadyAPI environment, click on Events. Add the requestFilter.FilterRequest event and you can use java-like string manipulation to append the resource path to the API. I have answered a similar question awhile back.

 

Someone wanted to just fetch the resource. It involved knowing first hand the length of the string of the API. In your case you have  

http://dev.company.com  and 

http://test.company.com  

 

You can parse for "dev" or "test" to know which is the current API and from there you have 22 bytes and 23 bytes. Then append the resource path.

 

See 

https://community.smartbear.com/t5/SoapUI-Pro/Is-there-any-way-to-get-rest-resource-of-a-rest-step-through/m-p/147648#M33627

 

I had something like the embedded code here to fetch the resource path. You need to add a resource path using property expansion

 

def resourcepath = context.expand('${#Project#CPresourceName}').toString()

 

log.info "\n\n\n\n"
log.info "                Begin of the demonstration of resourcepath in RequestFilter.filterRequest Groovy Script"
log.info "\n\n\n\n"



String therequestUri = new String(context.getProperty("requestUri").toString())
log.info "therequestUri is " + therequestUri
log.info "length is "+ therequestUri.length()

def endindex = therequestUri.length() - 1
def beginindex = 24

String resourcepath = new String(therequestUri.substring(beginindex, endindex))

log.info "context.getProperty(\"requestUri\"): " + context.getProperty("requestUri").toString()

log.info "resourcepath is " + resourcepath


log.info "\n\n\n\n"
log.info "                End of the demonstration of resourcepath in RequestFilter.filterRequest Groovy Script"
log.info "\n\n\n\n"

 

AhamedShaik's avatar
AhamedShaik
Occasional Contributor
7 years ago
Thanks a lot Irvin.. I'll give try,