SoapUI 4.6.3 Assertion Contains with Regex
Hello Everybody, I´ve read a couple of topics in this board and read over several webpages via google but I can’t find a simple solution for my issue. Basically I’m just searching for a timestamp w...
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Hey SiKing,
About this “exists”-check, I’m fine now, even if it’s a complete different solution than I’ve been searching for. Thanks for that, I’ll use this.
Secondly, all your assumptions are completely right and I’ve checked the WSDL for this and it seems to be an date formatted entry.
The other thing what I’ve been asking for initially was the function of soap to use the regex within the soap function contains.
I don’t know how to use this and the smart bear documentation isn’t that helpful in the first place at all. Okay, they show a very basic scenario with an sessionid and then link to the JAVA regex implementation but this doesn’t tell me how to put this in this specific contains menu suiting to my situation.
http://www.soapui.org/Functional-Testing/getting-started-with-assertions.html
I thought this would be a quite nice way to check for the existing of response tags and there formated values(and dont care of the values it self)especially for further things I need to check for. But currently it looks like the internet-brain doesn’t know how to use this, because I can’t find anything about this..
Best Regards
Sten
About this “exists”-check, I’m fine now, even if it’s a complete different solution than I’ve been searching for. Thanks for that, I’ll use this.
Secondly, all your assumptions are completely right and I’ve checked the WSDL for this and it seems to be an date formatted entry.
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<xs:element name="DatumKuendigung" type="xs:dateTime"/>
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The other thing what I’ve been asking for initially was the function of soap to use the regex within the soap function contains.
I don’t know how to use this and the smart bear documentation isn’t that helpful in the first place at all. Okay, they show a very basic scenario with an sessionid and then link to the JAVA regex implementation but this doesn’t tell me how to put this in this specific contains menu suiting to my situation.
http://www.soapui.org/Functional-Testing/getting-started-with-assertions.html
3.1. The Contains Assertion
I thought this would be a quite nice way to check for the existing of response tags and there formated values(and dont care of the values it self)especially for further things I need to check for. But currently it looks like the internet-brain doesn’t know how to use this, because I can’t find anything about this..
Best Regards
Sten
