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Prabaharan's avatar
Prabaharan
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5 years ago

How to remove empty nodes in JSON request during run time in soapui?

Hi Team,   I have implemented a data driven framework for a soap project for which inputs are fetched from an excel file. I have used 'Conditional Inline Property expansion using Ternary Operator' ...
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    Prabaharan
    5 years ago

    Hi giovanni_favara ,

     

    Appreciate your help. But surprisingly, 'Conditional Inline Property Expansion using Ternary operator' rule itself is working here to remove empty object for REST project in Data-driven testing.

     

    Below syntax for your quick reference

    ${=context.expand("${Properties#initA_Value}") != '' ? '"initA": ' + context.expand("${Properties#initA_Value}") + ',' : ''}

     

    Thanks.

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giovanni_favara
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Hi Prabaharan ,

here is the code that resolve your issue.

The problem is that this code does not work in SoupUI because the class JsonGenerator is not found. If you run it outside of SoapUI, it works. Maybe someone else can give us a solution for this.

 

 

 

import groovy.json.*

def jsonSlurper = new JsonSlurper()
def object = jsonSlurper.parseText('{"initA": 4, "initB": 10, "initC": null } ')
def objectArray = [] 
def generator = new JsonGenerator.Options().excludeNulls().build()

/* Convert the Collect to Array - handling from nullable values*/
object.each { objectArray.push(it) }

// This line is for runnig in a console - uncomment when you want use it
//println "JSON without null-values: " + generator.toJson ( object ).toString()

// This line is for runnig in a console - uncomment when you want use it 
//log.info "JSON without null-values: " + generator.toJson ( object ).toString()

 

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Prabaharan
Contributor
5 years ago

Hi giovanni_favara ,

 

Appreciate your help. But surprisingly, 'Conditional Inline Property Expansion using Ternary operator' rule itself is working here to remove empty object for REST project in Data-driven testing.

 

Below syntax for your quick reference

${=context.expand("${Properties#initA_Value}") != '' ? '"initA": ' + context.expand("${Properties#initA_Value}") + ',' : ''}

 

Thanks.