Endpoint takes reference expression literally
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04-08-2020
05:17 PM
04-08-2020
05:17 PM
Endpoint takes reference expression literally
Hi community
I am having an issue to run a REST GET, I need to sent a value as a header and I have a main service that generate the needed ID. In the header I add this reference ${#Project#ID} but the endpoint is literally taken "${#Project#ID}"
I already remove the ${#Project#ID} expression and put the ID generated "gbxsrtuiosnfj2$.483...etc" and it works fine.
I need to mandatory use the ${#Project#ID} or alternative way because this test is going to run automated.
I hope someone be able to help me with this problem.
Thank you.
I am having an issue to run a REST GET, I need to sent a value as a header and I have a main service that generate the needed ID. In the header I add this reference ${#Project#ID} but the endpoint is literally taken "${#Project#ID}"
I already remove the ${#Project#ID} expression and put the ID generated "gbxsrtuiosnfj2$.483...etc" and it works fine.
I need to mandatory use the ${#Project#ID} or alternative way because this test is going to run automated.
I hope someone be able to help me with this problem.
Thank you.
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04-22-2020
09:17 AM
04-22-2020
09:17 AM
I needed to go deep inside documentation and finally I found the solution, I just move the header from header tap to request headers there is an image attached. In that way the script now is taking the value I need and no the expression.
Thanks for the help.
Sorry guys I tried to add the image but it says I can't.
Thanks for the help.
Sorry guys I tried to add the image but it says I can't.

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