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dumbuser
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7 years ago
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setProprertyValue string to integer to insert into database

From REST Request I get a json response which contains an accountID which I want to use in the next teststep as and id in insertion to database.   In the REST request I use script assertion:  impo...
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    JHunt
    7 years ago

    Rao has identified the issue correctly, just got the order a little wrong.

     

    You should be able to spot the problem following this:

     

    def parse = {json -> new net.sf.json.groovy.JsonSlurper().parseText(json)}

def json1 = '{"accountId":1000092192}'
def json2 = '[{"accountId": 1000092192}]'

assert parse(json1).accountId.toString() == '1000092192'
assert parse(json2).accountId.toString() == '[1000092192]'

assert parse(json2).first().toString() == json1
assert parse(json2).first().accountId.toString() == '1000092192'

     Alternative notation:

     

    assert parse(json2)[0] == parse(json2).first()
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JHunt
Community Hero
7 years ago

Rao has identified the issue correctly, just got the order a little wrong.

 

You should be able to spot the problem following this:

 

def parse = {json -> new net.sf.json.groovy.JsonSlurper().parseText(json)}

def json1 = '{"accountId":1000092192}'
def json2 = '[{"accountId": 1000092192}]'

assert parse(json1).accountId.toString() == '1000092192'
assert parse(json2).accountId.toString() == '[1000092192]'

assert parse(json2).first().toString() == json1
assert parse(json2).first().accountId.toString() == '1000092192'

 Alternative notation:

 

assert parse(json2)[0] == parse(json2).first()