Property Transfer from HTTP Header
Is it possible to property transfer from an HTTP header ? Quite a common scenerio in REST is to POST to a know resource to create a new resource. This will return 201 HTTP Status with the Location ...
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I'm actually trying to use the groovy hack to read the ETag header from a HTTP response and set it into a HTTP request header of a subsequent request.
I managed to read the ETag header from a response and save it into a property (as described in the above Groovy script), but from here I can't figure out how to set the HTTP request header of another Test step to this value. I tried using another Groovy script but it doesn't seem to work (raises an exception) ... or I don't know which properties to use on "testRequest" object. Any idea?
Thanks.
I managed to read the ETag header from a response and save it into a property (as described in the above Groovy script), but from here I can't figure out how to set the HTTP request header of another Test step to this value. I tried using another Groovy script but it doesn't seem to work (raises an exception) ... or I don't know which properties to use on "testRequest" object. Any idea?
def httpRequestHeaders = context.testCase.testSteps["delete site 1 for customer 1"].testRequest.requestHeaders
httpRequestHeaders["ETag"] = "282892923"
Thanks.