set a variable = to system time/date stamp
Hi, We need helping storing the current system time/date stamp into a variable. The steps are: DataSource > Property Transfer > CreateRequest (HTTP) > GetRequestID > Delay[1000] > CheckRequest (HT...
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Hello Marek,
Thanks for your response.
FYI, Peter, Devi and me work together for this project, so anyone of us could reply to this post.
The code snippet which you have attached will get the system date and time stamp but not the time stamp for the submitted request XMLs in the "CreateRequest (HTTP)" test step.
That means i need to add the code snippet in a "Groovy" test step where this step should be added after the "CreateRequest (HTTP)" test step.
Please see the screenshot attached to this post, also please clarify the one questioned in the screenshot.
As per the attached screenshot, if at all the time stamps which are in the red box belongs to request XMLs submitted time stamp then that is what the time stamps we are looking to export into the excel file for each row in the data source.
Below is the information copied from Peter's post, where we are looking request XML times stamps in both HTTP test steps (CreateRequest, CheckRequest)
The steps are:
DataSource > Property Transfer > CreateRequest (HTTP) > GetRequestID > Delay[1000] > CheckRequest (HTTP) > HandleResponse (GroovyScript) > DataSourceLoop
Regards,
Naveen
Thanks for your response.
FYI, Peter, Devi and me work together for this project, so anyone of us could reply to this post.
The code snippet which you have attached will get the system date and time stamp but not the time stamp for the submitted request XMLs in the "CreateRequest (HTTP)" test step.
That means i need to add the code snippet in a "Groovy" test step where this step should be added after the "CreateRequest (HTTP)" test step.
Please see the screenshot attached to this post, also please clarify the one questioned in the screenshot.
As per the attached screenshot, if at all the time stamps which are in the red box belongs to request XMLs submitted time stamp then that is what the time stamps we are looking to export into the excel file for each row in the data source.
Below is the information copied from Peter's post, where we are looking request XML times stamps in both HTTP test steps (CreateRequest, CheckRequest)
The steps are:
DataSource > Property Transfer > CreateRequest (HTTP) > GetRequestID > Delay[1000] > CheckRequest (HTTP) > HandleResponse (GroovyScript) > DataSourceLoop
Regards,
Naveen
