Hi Richie,
I am aware of the UPPER and LOWER functions in SQL, but due to reasons i cannot do that here. (long boring story).
I like your sugestion to use a wildcard with message assertion. I will try that out :)
And so far i have been looking into groovy script:
Date:
def requestedArrivalDate = context.expand( '${LDS SP TimeLine#requestedArrivalDate}.substring(0,19)' )
Date date = Date.parse("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss",requestedArrivalDate)
testRunner.testCase.setPropertyValue(requestedArrivalDate, date.format("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss"))
LowerCase:
def locationDescription = context.expand( '${LDS SP TimeLine#locationDescription}' )
testRunner.testCase.setPropertyValue("Location", locationDescription.toString().toLowerCase())
But i was hoping for an far easier solution.
For example that we can do "get data"
and as a result do something like:
'${LDS SP TimeLine#locationDescription}'.toString.toLower
Hi,
My groovy is rubbish - I can read what you've done - and I can do bits and bobs - but thats only due to the grace of other people's help on this forum.
So - I can't comment on your code or improve it per se - but some of the other lads on the forum should be able to help.
Is the upper case 'T' the only problem with your datetime?
In one of my projects I have an event handler to remove the CDATA tag handler from my response
I use the RequestFilter.afterRequest event type with the following code
def content = context.httpResponse.responseContent log.info( content ) content = content.replaceAll( "<!\\[CDATA\\[", "" ) content = content.replaceAll( "]]>", "" ) log.info( content ) context.httpResponse.responseContent = content log.info(context.httpResponse.responseContent)
Now - this won't work for your situation because the 'T' is not unique in your response - HOWEVER - if you can determine a substring function this would be able to remove the 'T' from the datetime in your response.
Unsure whether this approach will work because I asked this very question a couple of weeks ago on the forum and I didn't get an answer - but if there's bound to be a groovy or Java substring function you can use - I just don't know enough to check the java api to work out how to use it on my own.
If you do manage to use a substring function - I would be very grateful if you could share it!
sorry I can't be of more help!
richie
Hi,
Currently i am on track with this:
String estimatedArrivalDate = "2017-08-02 21:00:00.000"
String locationDescription = "Port"
String involvedPartyName = "JFHillebrand"
log.info estimatedArrivalDate.substring(0,10)+ "T" + estimatedArrivalDate.substring(11,19)
log.info locationDescription.toLowerCase()
log.info involvedPartyName[0,1].toLowerCase() + involvedPartyName.substring(2)
Result:
So it works, but it isn't that pretty...
Does this help your issue?
so if i want to save my results in the testcase "Custom Property" than i add the following line:
estimatedArrivalDate = estimatedArrivalDate.substring(0,10)+ "T" + estimatedArrivalDate.substring(11,19)
testRunner.testCase.setPropertyValue("estimatedArrivalDate", estimatedArrivalDate )
