How can I use a variable in Property transfer?
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How can I use a variable in Property transfer?
I want to use a variable in the Property transfer screen. I use JSONPATH to extract an ID (see screenshot)
I use the variable: invoice_id = 1041
When I use the following JSONPATH expression I get the desired result in Property Transfer:
"$.[?(@.invoice_id==1041)]id[0]"
See Attachment: Desired Result
The problem is that '1041' is dynamic so I want to get value '1041' out of another property saved under the testcase:
'${#TestCase#invoice_id}'
Therefore I use the following JSONPATH expression:
"$.[?(@.invoice_id==${#TestCase#invoice_id})]id[0]"
But now I get the error message: For input string: "${#TestCase#invoice_id}" See Attachment: Error
NOTE: When I use the same JSPATH expression in a assertion it works just fine.
Is there another way to get the same result? Or how is it possible to use a variable in Property Transfer.
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Hi,
I encountered same issue, when using test case property for a JSONPath query. It just stops working (returns nothing). Any ideas for a workaround?
For path like this $[*][?(@.displayName==ABCD)]['id'] - property transfer correctly finds the value an puts it to Test Case property, but when I use another test case property instead of explicit string ABCD like this:
$[*][?(@.displayName=="${#TestCase#AccountNumber}")]['id']
it stops working just returns null.
Ivan.
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A test case property can be used with JSONPath match assertions and XPath property transfers so JSONPath property transfer should work as well. It seems to be a defect because $ is a special character for JSONPath and property expansion.
Groovy script can be used as a workaround
(removed single quotes around id in JSONPath for this example)
def sourcename = 'source test step name' def propname = 'test case property name' def jsonpath = '$[*][?(@.displayName=="${#TestCase#AccountNumber}")].id' transfervalue = context.expand("\${${sourcename}#Response#${jsonpath}}") context.testCase.setPropertyValue(propname, transfervalue) log.info transfervalue
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I thought that double quotes around ReadyAPI parameter name are serving this purpose. Anyways, @PaulMS thanks for help, appreciate that.
