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alfonsolftc
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6 years ago

To Write the "status response" from a REST" in a file,status different to "HTTP/1.0 200 OK".

Hi I have a script that writes me in an Excel Sheet the "status" response  from a REST, for correct cases, but not the status different to "HTTP/1.0 200 OK".   I would like to write this errors. W...
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    richie
    6 years ago
    Hey alfonsolftc,

    Is there a reason you're not using a Datasink step to do this? If you just need the status headers value i think a couple of lines of groovy in either a script assertion (or separate groovy step), which youve written already for the most part, along with a Datasink step will do this?

    Also i'm not understanding the purpose of youre assignment of the hora variable. I can see youre specifying the datetime as the hora variable but you dont appear to use it at all in the script after assignment? Am i missing something important here?

    Cheers fella,

    Rich
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alfonsolftc
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Sorry Richie. Happy New Year 2020, I couldn´t answer before because I was in holiday.

I find interesting the solution you propose, could you send me an example with Data Sink and groovy script.

I suppose taht I could also use the Data Source Loop too

 

 

 

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richie
Community Hero
5 years ago
Hi alfonsolftc,

I will respond with the solution i think identified but it's going to be the weekend before i can get back to you on this.
Cheers,

Rich
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    richie
    Community Hero
    5 years ago

    Hey alfonsolftc 

     

    ok - firstly the object hierarchy within your testcase I would expect to be something like the following:

     

    REST Step

    Properties Step

    DataSink Step

     

    On your REST request add a script assertion with the following code snippet:

    //Takes one of the elements of the response Header
def value = messageExchange.modelItem.testStep.testCase.testSteps["RESTStepName"].testRequest.response.responseHeaders["#status#"]

//Read this value into a parameter - writes the header value into the Properties test step
def groovyUtils = new com.eviware.soapui.support.GroovyUtils( context )
groovyUtils.setPropertyValue("Properties ", "status",value[0])  //Properties is name of Properties step, #status# is the name of the header your need to extract from

    The above script - grabs the header value and writes it to the Properties step and the Property wihtin the Properties step is entitled status

     

    Configure the DataSink step to source the value from the Properties (I specified to use the DataSink's 'File' type.  I added a Property (Name value =  statusval) to the DataSink and the Property Value value = ${Properties#status} (you can use the GetDAta function to do this)

     

    hope this helps,

     

    rich