Script Library - StringBuffer not reconised

[cdunne]

Hi,

I'm having some issues with using a StringBuffer in my script library, when call the following in a method (soapUIXmlUtils is custom jar package we have developed),

SoapUIXmlUtils soapUIXmlUtils = new SoapUIXmlUtils(getCurrentResponse(messageExchange))
soapUIXmlUtils.excelDocumentAndSheetNames(filePath, datasheet)
def errors = new StringBuffer()
succeed = soapUIXmlUtils.validateResponseAgainstFile(parentNode, errors, rangeStart, rangeEnd)

I get this exception -

Wed May 21 11:51:21 BST 2008:INFO:groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: com.tmcn.xmlutilities.SoapUIXmlUtils.validateResponseAgainstFile() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String, java.lang.StringBuffer, java.lang.String, java.lang.String) values: {"//ref:ReferenceDataResponse/ref:DataItem", , "1", "2"}


I can call the exact same code from a script assertion and groovy step and I do not get the exception.

Anyone got any ideas? This one has me completely scratching my head 😞

Cheers

Cormac

[omatzura]

Hi Cormac,

strange indeed. Can you show the declaration/signature of the validateResponseAgainstFile method? Have you tried

soapUIXmlUtils.validateResponseAgainstFile(parentNode, errors.toString(), rangeStart.t, rangeEnd)

?

regards!

/Ole
eviware.com

[cdunne]

Hi Ole,


Here is the method declaration,

public def validateChildren(MessageExchange messageExchange, def currentTestName, def filePath, String datasheet, def parentNode, def rangeStart, def rangeEnd)

it returns a boolean.

I tried using errors.toString() and even declaring a new string buffer as part of the validateResponseAgainstFile method. None of them worked.

cheers

Cormac

[omatzura]

Hi Cormac,

that seems to be the definition for validateChildren, not validateResponseAgainstFile!?

regards!

/Ole
eviware.com

[cdunne]

Oops, sorry here is the right one.

public boolean validateResponseAgainstFile(String xpath,
            StringBuffer errors, int fileStartRow, int fileEndRow)
            throws Exception {

Cormac

[omatzura]

Hi Cormac,

it seems to me that the fileStartRow and fileEndRow are passed as strings instead of ints, how are you creating these? Maybe you could cast them to int with

soapUIXmlUtils.validateResponseAgainstFile(parentNode, errors,
Integer.parseInt(rangeStart), Integer.parseInt(rangeEnd))

?

regards,

/Ole
eviware.com