Actually I anticipated that the conversion will be straightforward, but it wasn't. The problem is, as I see it, I am not able to find out the encoding of the application/x-java-serialized-object in the format that was returned by SoapUI.
In afterRequest:
def content = context.httpResponse.responseContent
log.info "in afterRequest:[" + content + "]"
In script Log:
Sat Jul 07 01:36:53 MDT 2012:INFO:in afterRequest:[¬í sr Lcom.abc.togw.services.lpq.clientsharedobjects.TogwLpqTierRespDto° ˆ½sŽ04 L clliCodet Ljava/lang/String;[
qualifierst P[Lcom/abc/togw/services/lpq/clientsharedobjects/TogwQualifierDescription;L twidthq ~ xppur P[Lcom.abc.togw.services.lpq.clientsharedobjects.TogwQualifierDescription;.ÒÁ¨ºœ 2 xp sr Mcom.abc.togw.services.lpq.clientsharedobjects.TogwQualifierDescriptionx›³Õ§…I^ L
qualifierNameq ~ L qualifierValueq ~ xpt t UNDt -1]
Is there another method available in the SoapUI, that would give access to the HTTP response in a format that can be normally processed?
Thanks,
Joseph H.
