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skillsoft
16 years agoFrequent Contributor
If you are not converting the raw xml into actual xml, what exactly is SoapUI doing on the XML tab? I need to understand this.
The xml response contains alot of database and server specific information and date/times. We need to be able to wildcard just those values in the assertions.
This API is currently only returning 1 color (which is a defect in our product), but when it is works correctly it will return all the web site colors (53 in total). I would like to be able to get the web site colors (identified by the name= attribute) from this response and use them (changing one or 2 colors) in the "set" request. All the API's return different info, but the process would be similar.
I'm not really concerned with display on the overview tab, I'm more concerned with being able to use functionality built into SoapUI Pro to do the assertions, property transfers. I am limited to only doing that with the return element in the response, and not the elements/attributes within the return element in it's current form. We are on a tight schedule so we don't have a lot of time to do much in the way of groovy scripting, but we could do a limited amount if it is necessary.
How would I do what I want?
Thanks,
Mary
The xml response contains alot of database and server specific information and date/times. We need to be able to wildcard just those values in the assertions.
This API is currently only returning 1 color (which is a defect in our product), but when it is works correctly it will return all the web site colors (53 in total). I would like to be able to get the web site colors (identified by the name= attribute) from this response and use them (changing one or 2 colors) in the "set" request. All the API's return different info, but the process would be similar.
I'm not really concerned with display on the overview tab, I'm more concerned with being able to use functionality built into SoapUI Pro to do the assertions, property transfers. I am limited to only doing that with the return element in the response, and not the elements/attributes within the return element in it's current form. We are on a tight schedule so we don't have a lot of time to do much in the way of groovy scripting, but we could do a limited amount if it is necessary.
How would I do what I want?
Thanks,
Mary
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