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rakshitbachary
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13 years ago

Setting properties at test case level from request

Dear Members, I am newbie to groovy scripting. As part of my assignment, I have to set test case level properties. I have below request in hand for which I have to set properties at test case level...
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pflaumengeist
Contributor
13 years ago

def REQUESTHOLDER = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.testSuites['yourtestsuitename'].testCases['yourtestcasename'].testSteps['yourrequestname'].getProperty('Request').getValue();
def TESTCASE = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.testSuites['yourtestsuitename'].testCases['yourtestcasename'];

def xmlfile = new XmlParser().parseText(REQUESTHOLDER);
def SystemUserCredentials = xmlfile.'soapenv:Body'.'webs:SaveFilePropertiesRequest'.'webs:SystemUserCredentials'
def WebFile = xmlfile.'soapenv:Body'.'webs:SaveFilePropertiesRequest'.'webs:PropertiesToBeSaved'.'webs:File'

TESTCASE.setPropertyValue('UserID', SystemUserCredentials.'webs:UserID'.text())
TESTCASE.setPropertyValue('UserPassword', SystemUserCredentials.'webs:UserPassword'.text())
TESTCASE.setPropertyValue('SystemDomain', SystemUserCredentials.'webs:SystemDomain'.text())


def count = 1;

WebFile.each {
 it.each {
  def name = it.name().toString()[it.name().toString().lastIndexOf('}') + 1 .. -1] + '#' + count.toString()
  def value = it.text()

  TESTCASE.setPropertyValue(name, value)
 }
 count++;
}


If you want to get the values from the response, change
def REQUESTHOLDER = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.testSuites['yourtestsuitename'].testCases['yourtestcasename'].testSteps['yourrequestname'].getProperty('Request').getValue();


to

def REQUESTHOLDER = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.testSuites['yourtestsuitename'].testCases['yourtestcasename'].testSteps['yourrequestname'].getProperty('Response').getValue();