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tstmartin
15 years agoContributor
Update -
changing the Endpoint in the TestRequestProperties is the way to get the POST to change.
However, this can be a little quirky.
Also, the XML in the request may or may not change when the "change operation" is used -
I haven't been able to find a fixed set of steps to repeat the problem, or to clear it.
What I've found is that I can eventually make the new test step work, by a combination of saving the project, editing the request's XML in the XML tab, closing the test step interface and editing the Testrequest properties.
I think the key is closing the test step's interface - I think this is acting like an editor that is cached and not completely refreshed when the underlying test request has changed.
changing the Endpoint in the TestRequestProperties is the way to get the POST to change.
However, this can be a little quirky.
Also, the XML in the request may or may not change when the "change operation" is used -
I haven't been able to find a fixed set of steps to repeat the problem, or to clear it.
What I've found is that I can eventually make the new test step work, by a combination of saving the project, editing the request's XML in the XML tab, closing the test step interface and editing the Testrequest properties.
I think the key is closing the test step's interface - I think this is acting like an editor that is cached and not completely refreshed when the underlying test request has changed.