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I don't see any problem with your JSON parse/update script as such. When I commented the lines where you are "trying to read" the properties and the lines where you are setting the JSON into the test step property, I get the below expected JSON printed in the log.
Also something that I noticed from the commented lines - you are overwriting the "props" variable that was initially defined as a Java property with a reference of the 'Properties' test step, not sure if that was intentional.
{"member":{"person":{"dateOfBirth":"1990-12-15","locale":{"languageCode":"en"},"countryOfResidence":"US","name":{"title":"Mr","familyName":"SMITH","middleInitial":["L"],"type":"MARRIED_NAME","firstName":"Jack"},"gender":"MALE","postalAddresses":{"preferredPostalAddress":{"addressLine":"339 Swords manor","type":"PERSONAL","placeType":"NOT_KNOWN","country":"US"}},"telecomAddresses":{"preferredTelecomAddress":{"areaCode":"087","deviceType":"MOBILE","number":"1234560","type":"PERSONAL"}},"emailAddresses":{"preferredEmailAddress":{"email":"1468941739735@aerlingus.com","mailboxType":"INDIVIDUAL","type":"BUSINESS"}}}}}
If I was just sending the request there would be no issue, I am making reference to two specific elements in the request which need changed which is where the issue arises. I am setting a property within the test case called NextRequestJson which does not like when I change these elements.
My question is how to change these elements- postal address and email address- and not get a bad request exception.
- 01streams9 years agoNew Contributor
Instead of setting the new JSON into a request property and reading from it, you could try setting the JSON directly as the request to the next test step as in the snippet below -
def nextTestStep = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.testSuites["Avios"].testCases["SuccessJoin"].testSteps["Properties"]
...
// def object = (build the new JSON with the updated email and postal address)
...
def jsonReqAsString = JsonOutput.toJson(object)
log.info(jsonReqAsString)
nextTestStep .setPropertyValue('Request', jsonReqAsString);
HTH!
- JackMcC109 years agoNew Contributor
Ok and what would the syntax be for building the object?
- 01streams9 years agoNew Contributor
Your script to update the JSON string is perfectly right. As I said earlier when I ran your script, it generated the updated JSON (attached below) with the new email and postal address (highlighted in bold).
{
"member": {
"person": {
"dateOfBirth": "1990-12-15",
"locale": {
"languageCode": "en"
},
"countryOfResidence": "US",
"name": {
"title": "Mr",
"familyName": "SMITH",
"middleInitial": ["L"],
"type": "MARRIED_NAME",
"firstName": "Jack"
},
"gender": "MALE",
"postalAddresses": {
"preferredPostalAddress": {
"addressLine": "339 Swords manor",
"type": "PERSONAL",
"placeType": "NOT_KNOWN",
"country": "US"
}
},
"telecomAddresses": {
"preferredTelecomAddress": {
"areaCode": "087",
"deviceType": "MOBILE",
"number": "1234560",
"type": "PERSONAL"
}
},
"emailAddresses": {
"preferredEmailAddress": {
"email": "1468941739735@aerlingus.com",
"mailboxType": "INDIVIDUAL",
"type": "BUSINESS"
}
}
}
}
}
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