TestComplete support for automating REST API

Hi Obaid,

I ended up automating these programmatically using javascript without any explicit support from TestComplete, though my tests still run from TC.

Here's some sample code:

function v2_getVirtualCardNumber (token , memberID, progUDK)

{

var message = baseURL + "v2/" + progUDK + "/members/" + memberID + "/cards" ;

return http_request_member( token, message, "GET", "" );

}

function http_request_member (memberAccessToken, URL, method, formData, optionalAPIaccessToken) {

Log.Message( "token " + memberAccessToken );

Log.Message(" message in additional info", URL);

Log.Message(" formData in additional info", formData);

var XmlHttpRequest;

XmlHttpRequest = null;

XmlHttpRequest = new ActiveXObject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP.3.0");

if ( ( method == undefined) || (method == "") ) {

method = "GET";

}

var curl;

if ( method == "GET") {

curl = "curl --insecure -H \"Content-type: application/json\" -H \"memberAccessToken:"+memberAccessToken+"\" -X " + method + " " + formData + " " + URL;

}

else {

curl = "curl --insecure -H \"Content-type: application/json\" -H \"memberAccessToken:"+memberAccessToken+"\" -X " + method + " -d " + formData + " " + URL;

}

Log.Message(" curl in additional info=", curl+"=");

// XmlHttpRequest.open( Method, URL, Asynchronous, UserName, Password)

// method e.g. GET, POST, HEAD, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS...

// Asynchronous = true, do not wait on a server response, false, pause current execution utnil the request is complete

XmlHttpRequest.open(method, URL, false);

// Name, Value

XmlHttpRequest.setRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/json");

XmlHttpRequest.setRequestHeader("memberAccessToken", memberAccessToken);

if ( (optionalAPIaccessToken != undefined) && ( optionalAPIaccessToken != EMPTY) ) {

Log.Message("header access_token " + optionalAPIaccessToken + " added to request");

XmlHttpRequest.setRequestHeader("access_token", optionalAPIaccessToken);

}

XmlHttpRequest.send(formData);

try {

Log.Message("http_request: reply in additional info", XmlHttpRequest.responseText);

return XmlHttpRequest.responseText;

}

catch (e) {

return "Error" + e ;

}

}