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SuperSingh
Contributor
8 years ago

Saving request and response to an external file for "JDBC Request" and "Groovy Scripts"

I have script that saves Request and Response XML's (to an external file) for my regular REST calls in SoapUI.   However, I want to save the Request and Response of the following 1. JDBC Step (Req...
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    SuperSingh
    8 years ago

    I got it . The following is the difference and it works.

     

    def ResFile ="C:/Testing Lab/Soap TestBed/Response Data/Response1.xml"
    def Res = context.expand( '${Rate#ResponseAsXml}' )
    def j = new File(ResFile)
    j.write(Res, "UTF-8")

     

    Thanks all for the help !

     

    Thanks,

    PredatorSingh

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nmrao
Champion Level 3
8 years ago
Can you show your existing script which saves the request and response xmls?

Probably that can be used or used that quick code to adopt for the above requests.
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    SuperSingh
    Contributor
    8 years ago

    Here's the sample that copies my request and response and stores it externally.

     

    def ReqFile ="C:/Testing Lab/Soap TestBed/Response Data/ReqFile1.xml"
    def Req = context.expand( '${Rate#Request}' )
    def i = new File(ReqFile )
    i.write(Req, "UTF-8")

     

    def ResFile ="C:/Testing Lab/Soap TestBed/Response Data/Response1.xml"
    def Res = context.expand( '${Rate#Response}' )
    def j = new File(ResFile)
    j.write(Res, "UTF-8")

     

    Thanks,

    Predator

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      Amyread
      Occasional Contributor
      7 years ago

       

      I am using this code to retrieve response in a test suite. Can you please help

       

      I have a test suite with few rest api test cases.

      I need to automatically save all responses in a folder when the test suite is run with the test case name.xml

       

       

      def ReqFile ="C:/soapui/environment/DEV Environmentl"
      def Req = context.expand( '${Rate#Request}' )
      def i = new File(ReqFile )
      i.write(Req, "UTF-8")

      • SuperSingh's avatar
        SuperSingh
        Contributor
        7 years ago

        Try the following :

         

        def ResFile ="C:/Testing Lab/Soap TestBed/Response Data/Response1.xml"
        def Res = context.expand( '${TestCaseName#ResponseAsXml}' )
        def j = new File(ResFile)
        j.write(Res, "UTF-8")

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    SuperSingh
    Contributor
    8 years ago

    I've shared the script you've asked for. I tried fitting my JDBC in that script, but doesn't work.

    Appreciate any help here.

     

    Thanks,

    Predator.

    • nmrao's avatar
      nmrao
      Champion Level 3
      8 years ago
      SuperSingh,

      Have you tried the same context.expand( '${JDBCTestStep#Request}' ) - change the test step name in place of JDBCTestStep and the same for response as well.

      If you have already tried that and still did not work? then quite strange.
      • SuperSingh's avatar
        SuperSingh
        Contributor
        8 years ago

        nmrao I did try that step. But it doesn't work.

        It creates a file with no data in it. I tried changing the file formats to .txt but no luck . :(

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