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rg2018
Occasional Contributor
7 years ago

parameterize json rest api request

Was wondering if anyone had input on best solution for parameterizing a json rest api request?   Here is what I'd like to parameterize: (sample request below) MDOC_PRESENTED_QUESTION_ID QUEST...
  • HimanshuTayal's avatar
    HimanshuTayal
    7 years ago

    Hi rg2018,

     

    I think using Grid is the best way if your TestData is static and never gonna change too frequently.

     

    But, if your Test Data changes too frequently then you must save your Data into the Excel sheet and just write the groovy code to import the sheet and import the data of that sheet into Properties Step so that you can use that data in your Request by parameterizing it.

     

    You can have a look at this link, to get an idea how to read data from excel via groovy.

     

    Click "Accept as Solution" if my answer has helped, and remember to give "kudos" Smiley Happy

     

    Thanks and Regards,

    Himanshu Tayal

     

     

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HimanshuTayal
Community Hero
7 years ago

Hi rg2018,

 

I think using Grid is the best way if your TestData is static and never gonna change too frequently.

 

But, if your Test Data changes too frequently then you must save your Data into the Excel sheet and just write the groovy code to import the sheet and import the data of that sheet into Properties Step so that you can use that data in your Request by parameterizing it.

 

You can have a look at this link, to get an idea how to read data from excel via groovy.

 

Click "Accept as Solution" if my answer has helped, and remember to give "kudos" Smiley Happy

 

Thanks and Regards,

Himanshu Tayal

 

 

  • Olga_T's avatar
    Olga_T
    SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
    7 years ago

    Hi everyone,

    Thanks, HimanshuTayal, your assistance is much appreciated!

    rg2018, does the reply that Himanshu provided help you? 

     

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      rg2018
      Occasional Contributor
      7 years ago

      Yes, that answered my question.

       


      Thanks!