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Sandyapitester
Frequent Contributor
9 years ago

how to get and compare the response node value in soapui

Hi All   In my response am getting the response node value like    Response value:   "StringID":0000111, "ID":0000111,   Need to compare the both response value in groovy scripting,   trie...
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Sandyapitester
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tried below the script to validate the node reponse value

 

def fn = new com.eviware.soapui.support.GroovyUtils(context)
def fn2 = fn.getXmlHolder(messageExchange.responseContent)
assert fn2.getNodeValue("//ns1:ID")=="0000111"

 

Have got below the error message

error: Unexpected element:CDATA

 

someone can help me to fix this issue 

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nmrao
Champion Level 3
9 years ago
Please pay attention to show more details such as response and which values needs to be extracted.
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    Sandyapitester
    Frequent Contributor
    9 years ago

    Rao,

     

    Need to extract the below two response parameter from my testcase

     

    Response parameter and value:

     

    "StringID":0000111,

    "ID":0000111,

     

     

    and need to compare the two parameter values matching or not, 

     

    am looking for this validation in groovy scripting

     

    could u plz help me to fix this issue...

     

     

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      nmrao
      Champion Level 3
      9 years ago
      Sorry, that is not helpful information which was available there already.
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        Sandyapitester
        Frequent Contributor
        9 years ago

        :) Rao,  am unable to share the full response with API because it's policy violation

         

        that the reason am sharing the peace of response

         

        could u help to how to get and compare the above response data using groovy scripting

         

        Note : I need get the above text response as well need to compare those two values are matching or not

         

        sorry for the inconvenient