Attached you can find my solution to the problem.
It is a JavaSript function implemetation of HTTP web request with fully customizable parameters and the call of function with needed parameters for this teststep.
No problem, I already solved it with a GroovyScript/JavaScript teststep ;)
Edit:
If anybody wants an example, just reply here and I will post it.
It would be great, if you post the solution here! :)
Thanks,
Samy
Attached you can find my solution to the problem.
It is a JavaSript function implemetation of HTTP web request with fully customizable parameters and the call of function with needed parameters for this teststep.
Project must be switched to use JavaScript instead of GroovyScript and reopened.
My script can be used as a TestStep (of type JavaScript - but in UI there label of teststep is still GroovyScript).
It has the main function called invokeWebRequest, which can be used for custom call against any Rest or Soap endpoint.
Although the function is universal it's up to you how you use it. In that script there is an example near at the end.
The simplest example of usage:
var res = invokeWebRequest("GET","https://www.google.com/",new java.util.Hashtable(),new java.lang.String())
if (res == null) throw "TestStep failed!"The above simply "navigates" to "www.google.com" and downloads the content of start page.
