Passing Response as Request
Hi All, I have 2 json rest services my condition to test them is like, I will give request to one json service which in turn give me the response which I will use as one of the json input object fo...
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You can do this from the open version.
Right click on the test case, and choose "Show Test Case Editor". If your test cases are in the order that you want them all you have to do is select the step that will be getting the value passed to it (the latter step). Then click the icon on the Test Steps bar that looks like a down arrow between two horizontal lines. It is the fourth icon in my installation.
Name it something appropriate and save. This will open the editor for that property transfer. Click the top left icon to add a property. By default the transfer will select the step above it as the source and the step below it as the destination.
You can however transfer properties to more than one destination:
Say that you log into a service that passes back a session ID. Well you need that session for every command that you execute after that. So you will add an entry with the same property value and source, but with a different destination.
Right click on the test case, and choose "Show Test Case Editor". If your test cases are in the order that you want them all you have to do is select the step that will be getting the value passed to it (the latter step). Then click the icon on the Test Steps bar that looks like a down arrow between two horizontal lines. It is the fourth icon in my installation.
Name it something appropriate and save. This will open the editor for that property transfer. Click the top left icon to add a property. By default the transfer will select the step above it as the source and the step below it as the destination.
You can however transfer properties to more than one destination:
Say that you log into a service that passes back a session ID. Well you need that session for every command that you execute after that. So you will add an entry with the same property value and source, but with a different destination.