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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Hi Naveen,
to your question in the screenshot - if I'm not wrong, that's the timestamp when the TestStep was submitted.
Well, you can add it to a Groovy TestStep, but that might not give you the exact time.
Better solution would be a custom event handler, more info here:
http://www.soapui.org/Scripting-Propert ... dlers.html
Here you can handle this timestamp - you can use DataSink TestStep or Groovy script to write it to Excel.
P.S. Looking at my previous comment, it looks like I made a mistake - the correct format for the time part should be "HH:mm:ss", because "ss" represents seconds and "SS" represents miliseconds - I apologize for that.
Regards,
Marek
to your question in the screenshot - if I'm not wrong, that's the timestamp when the TestStep was submitted.
Well, you can add it to a Groovy TestStep, but that might not give you the exact time.
Better solution would be a custom event handler, more info here:
http://www.soapui.org/Scripting-Propert ... dlers.html
Here you can handle this timestamp - you can use DataSink TestStep or Groovy script to write it to Excel.
P.S. Looking at my previous comment, it looks like I made a mistake - the correct format for the time part should be "HH:mm:ss", because "ss" represents seconds and "SS" represents miliseconds - I apologize for that.
Regards,
Marek
