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sathyaraj
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8 years ago
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How to get the specific property value from SOPAUI response?

Whenever i am exeuting the testcases i will get the property value in response as myscore Arun/ten2016-12-20

here the key is myscore and value is Arun/ten2016-12-20. the date will be changing dynmically as today date append with the text 'Arun/ten'

i tried by adding the below groovy script code but its not working,

today = new Date().format("yyyy-MM-dd")
log.info today

def s=log.info("Arun/ten" + today);

assert messageExchange.responseHeaders["my_client_update"] == ["Arun/ten2016-12-20"]--i want this script to be passed.


kindly suggest the solution , what is the wrong thing here.

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    sathyaraj
    8 years ago

    The below is the answer for the above post,

     

    /**
* Below is the Script Assertion
* Retrieves the specified header and asserts against the expected value
**/

//Change the header key as needed.
def requiredHeaderKey = 'my_client_update'

//Change the expected value for the above Header key
//Note that below one is using the regular expression to accommodate dynamic date in the header value
def expectedRequiredHeaderValue = "Arun/ten\\d{4}-\\d{2}-\\d{2}"

//You may not be required to change beyond this point of the script.

//Check if the response has headers
assert messageExchange.responseHeaders, "There are no headers in the response"

//Get & Check if the response has required Header and its value is not empty
def requiredHeaderValue = messageExchange.responseHeaders[requiredHeaderKey]
assert requiredHeaderValue, "Value of the response header ${requiredHeaderKey} is empty or null"

if (requiredHeaderValue instanceof List) {
  log.info "Requested header value is ${requiredHeaderValue[0]}"
  assert requiredHeaderValue[0] ==~ expectedRequiredHeaderValue, "Response header value is not matching with the expected value"
}

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      sathyaraj
      Occasional Contributor
      8 years ago

      yes , i have posted the same question there too.

       

      but link may be broken in external sites that's why posted the Answer here.

       

      Thanks nmrao

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    sathyaraj
    Occasional Contributor
    8 years ago

    The below is the answer for the above post,

     

    /**
* Below is the Script Assertion
* Retrieves the specified header and asserts against the expected value
**/

//Change the header key as needed.
def requiredHeaderKey = 'my_client_update'

//Change the expected value for the above Header key
//Note that below one is using the regular expression to accommodate dynamic date in the header value
def expectedRequiredHeaderValue = "Arun/ten\\d{4}-\\d{2}-\\d{2}"

//You may not be required to change beyond this point of the script.

//Check if the response has headers
assert messageExchange.responseHeaders, "There are no headers in the response"

//Get & Check if the response has required Header and its value is not empty
def requiredHeaderValue = messageExchange.responseHeaders[requiredHeaderKey]
assert requiredHeaderValue, "Value of the response header ${requiredHeaderKey} is empty or null"

if (requiredHeaderValue instanceof List) {
  log.info "Requested header value is ${requiredHeaderValue[0]}"
  assert requiredHeaderValue[0] ==~ expectedRequiredHeaderValue, "Response header value is not matching with the expected value"
}