How to use security scan checks for JSON requests. All the types of scans have XPATH and not Jsonpat

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How to use security scan checks for JSON requests. All the types of scans have XPATH and not Jsonpath. Hence all the security checks fail.

nmrao · Accepted Answer

Use below link to file enhancement:https://community.smartbear.com/t5/SoapUI-Feature-Requests/idb-p/SoapUIFeatureRequests

priya85 · Answer

Yes in latest version 5.3 also, all the types have XPATH and not JSONPath. Is this the limitation of SOAP UI&nbsp;

priya85 · Answer

I checked in Ready API documentation (SOAP UI NG PRO) and there I see JSON security checks. Attaching the screenshot of the security scans table. If you see in the comments column &nbsp;JSON Boundry SCAN is in PRO but for other JSON checks the comments column is blank, means they should be in open source right?&nbsp;So in order to add that I will need to make a feature request as mentioned by you above? . Can you please let me know how should I do that&nbsp;&nbsp;

nmrao · Answer

Is it the case in SoapUI 5.3 as well?

nmrao · Answer

Ok, thank you for the confirmation.You may request for a feature request and vote it. SmartBear considers the features which are high voted.

priya85 · Answer

Thanks

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How to use security scan checks for JSON requests. All the types of scans have XPATH and not Jsonpat

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