When I tried again today for some reason the original
${=context.endpoint.replace('http','https')}
suddenly worked!
Beats me, why this was not properly handled last time! Really weird!
Sorry - doesn't work for me!
If I enter:
${=context.endpoint('http','https')}
this yields:
No signature of method: com\.eviware\.soapui\.impl\.wsdl\.testcase\.WsdlTestRunContext\.endpoint() is applicable for argument types: (java\.lang\.String, java\.lang\.String) values: [http, https]
This is running inside a "Script Assertion".
mmoser18, in SoapUI we need to distinguish when we are writing a Groovy script and when we are writing a statement inside a Groovy string (inside the curly braces ${} ).
When you write a Groovy script, as is the case of Script Assertion, Groovy Script test step and other places, it's better to write plain Groovy, as nmrao advised:
def e = context.endpoint.replace("http","https")
log.info e
When you e.g. put ${myVariable} inside a request message, you work with a Groovy string, which is later parsed by SoapUI run-time and executed by Groovy (here's a link to Groovy documentation).
Please check the code above if it works according to your expectations.
Please note that you previously omitted the 'replace' method when writing:
${=context.endpoint('http','https')}That's why you got the No signature of method exception.
Karel
