How to send empty value from xml (jdbc response) in Property transfer?
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06-27-2022
08:31 AM
06-27-2022
08:31 AM
How to send empty value from xml (jdbc response) in Property transfer?
Hello, please help with property transfer step.
If response of JDBC request contains any tag with text (for example, <description>Text</description>), I can use property transfer step to send value "text" to my next steps ("Transfer text content" checkbox)
But if this tag is empty (like <description/>, property transfer step sends full tag name (even if checkbox "Transfer text content" is enabled). How can I send empty value in this case?
Thank you
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06-30-2022
04:40 AM
06-30-2022
04:40 AM
Hey @OleksandrNone,
Do you want your teststep to be able to handle both empty elements and populated ones, or do you know from your test setup if youre gonna get an empty element or not?
Is this a looping testcase or just a single execution testcase?
Could you alter your query filter to only return populated tags?
Rather than a direct transfer you can transfer to a Properties step and then use groovyscript to manipulate the values extracted if needed
If you can provide more background around what you need, forum users should be able to help
Cheers,
Rich
Do you want your teststep to be able to handle both empty elements and populated ones, or do you know from your test setup if youre gonna get an empty element or not?
Is this a looping testcase or just a single execution testcase?
Could you alter your query filter to only return populated tags?
Rather than a direct transfer you can transfer to a Properties step and then use groovyscript to manipulate the values extracted if needed
If you can provide more background around what you need, forum users should be able to help
Cheers,
Rich
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