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kvsspkumar
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8 years ago

how to get JMS custom properties from response message to use in groovy or in property transfer

HI experts,   My use case is to retrieve JMS message from a topic and publish the message with all JMS properties to a queue. By browsing internet I found JMSMessageID can be retrieved like ${=cont...
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    nmrao
    8 years ago
    Not a separate Groovy Script test step. Add Script Assertion for the same request where you get the response.
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nmrao
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Have you checked below in script assertion?

log.info messageExchange.getResponseHeaders()
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kvsspkumar
New Contributor
8 years ago

Hi Rao,

 

Thank you for your response. 

Sorry I am not familiar with script assertion. When I ran the below statement as is in groovy it has thrown an error "no such property : messageExchange"

 

Can you guide on assertions please 

 

Thanks

Kumar

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    nmrao
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    8 years ago
    Not a separate Groovy Script test step. Add Script Assertion for the same request where you get the response.
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      kvsspkumar
      New Contributor
      8 years ago

      Assertion worked with request message and returned a string with all properties very similar to below query in groovy.

      ${=context.testCase.testSteps["begin"].testRequest.response.messageReceive}

       

      Now how can I pass the value from this string to testcase properties or next step request

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        nmrao
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        8 years ago
        Use the same script assertion to retrieve and store data at test case level custom property and access those value later steps using Property Expansion.

        to set / store a retrieved value:

        context.testCase.setPropertyValue('PROP_NAME', 'string value')

        To get value in later request steps using Property Expansion:
        ${#TestCase#PROP_NAME}

        To get the value in groovy script steps:
        context.testCase.getPropertyValue('PROP_NAME')