Hello,
I have a webservice which as //*:import_id_doc_stk in request part and has //*:export_id_doc_stk in response.
I won't explain the processing but I'd like to compare //*:import_id_doc_stk and //*:export_id_doc_stk in an assertion.
Is it possible? When I tried, it compared //*:export_id_doc_stk as if it is an actual string and not a variable.
Thank you for your help.
Edit: using a WSDL (calling mainframe)
AlumniThe XPath Match assertion can compare a request field with a response field. Assuming the request and response belong to the same test step, and assuming there's just one element "import_id_doc_stk" in the request and one element "export_id_doc_stk" in the response, you can configure XPath Match as follows:
XPath Expression:
//*:export_id_doc_stk
Expected result:
${${=context.currentStep.label}#Request#//*:import_id_doc_stk}
or if #Request# does not work:
${${=context.currentStep.label}#RawRequest#//*:import_id_doc_stk}
${...} forces the expressions to be evaluated rather than treated as literal strings.
Seems to be not far off
I tried (Créer Dossier = CurrentStep) :
${${=context.Créer Dossier.label}#Request#//*:import_id_doc_stk}
but it says the expected value is []. Obviously I check th contained value using a property transfer and it's actually filled with [mystring]
Do I have to modify context and label too?
Alumni"context.currentStep.label" is a code expression that refers to the current step, there's no need to change anything there.
If you want to refer to a step by name (whether the current step or another one), use this syntax instead:
${Créer Dossier#Request#//*:import_id_doc_stk} 
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