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rohitvarsha12
Contributor
8 years ago

Re: How to check non existence of a xml element?

This will not work if value of this property is ""(Blank).   I am facing this problem. Dont know how to fix it.    
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rohitvarsha12
Contributor

To add to above point. I was referring to JSON format.

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PaulMS
Super Contributor
8 years ago

Rohit,

 

If the expected result is blank then the JsonPath Match assertion should be similar to

 

Expression

$..YourPropertyName[0]

 

Expected Result

(leave blank)

 

Otherwise try JsonPath Existence Match if the expected result is not always blank.

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    rohitvarsha12
    Contributor
    8 years ago

    Below code worked for me:

     

    import groovy.json.JsonSlurper

     

    def slurper = new JsonSlurper()

    def i = 0

     

    responseContent = context.getProperty("Response")

    //log.info(responseContent)

     

    slurperresponse = new JsonSlurper().parseText(responseContent)

     

    if(slurperresponse.loanDetails.field) {

         log.info("Found")

    } else {

         log.info("Not Found")

    }