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Transfering values from a response to a property

Hi

 

I am new to soapui and am using the free version and am wondering if I can get some help on doing this

 

This is how a response looks like

<Response>
  <PropertyDef>
 <Property1>
  <e>
   <Name>Prop1-1</Name>
   <ID>1</ID>
  </e>
  <e> 
   <Name>Prop1-2</Name>
   <ID>2</ID>
  </e>
 </Property1>
 <Property2>
  <e>
   <Name>Prop2-1</Name>
   <ID>11</ID>
  </e>
  <e> 
   <Name>Prop2-2</Name>
   <ID>22</ID>
  </e>
 </Property2>
  </PropertyDef>
  <Propertyvalues>
   <e>
  <value1>3.0</value1>
      <references>
        <prop1>1</prop1>
        <prop2>11</prop2>
      </references>
      <value2>5</value2>
 </e>
 <e>
  <value1>4.0</value1>
      <references>
        <prop1>1</prop1>
        <prop2>22</prop2>
      </references>
      <value2>4</value2>
 </e>
 <e>
  <value1>6.0</value1>
      <references>
        <prop1>2</prop1>
        <prop2>11</prop2>
      </references>
      <value2>1</value2>
 </e>
  </Propertyvalues>
 
</Response>

 

From this response: I need to look at the values and find all the values which have the reference set to say 11 . In this case there would be two records

 <e>
  <value1>3.0</value1>
      <references>
        <prop1>1</prop1>
        <prop2>11</prop2>
      </references>
      <value2>5</value2>
 </e>

 

<e>
  <value1>6.0</value1>
      <references>
        <prop1>2</prop1>
        <prop2>11</prop2>
      </references>
      <value2>1</value2>
 </e>

 

Then need to get the data from value1 and add them . In this example it would 3.0+6.0 = 9.0 would need to be transferred to a property to be used in a subsequent request. Is there a way to do that ?

 

Thanks a lot in advance

  • Use below script assertion for the same request.

     

    //Define the following ; edit if required.
    def expectedProp2Value = 11 def expectedKeyName = 'prop2' def keyNameToSum = 'value1' //Pass the response to parseText method def pxml = new XmlSlurper().parseText(context.response) //Find all matching element e; def alles = pxml.'**'.findAll{it.name() == expectedKeyName && it == expectedProp2Value }*.parent()*.parent() //Sum the values def result = alles.collect{ it."$keyNameToSum".text() as float }.sum() log.info "Sum of the values : $result" //If you want to use the above sum in the next request; use below context.testCase.setPropertyValue('SUM', result.toString())

     

    You can try the same online demo (till summation part, rest is specific to soapui) 

    http://ideone.com/Rk6gdz

     

     

     

    In the next request, use below property expansion where the above SUM is needed. For example:

     

    <sum>${#TestCase#SUM}</sum>

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  • nmrao's avatar
    nmrao
    Champion Level 3

    Use below script assertion for the same request.

     

    //Define the following ; edit if required.
    def expectedProp2Value = 11 def expectedKeyName = 'prop2' def keyNameToSum = 'value1' //Pass the response to parseText method def pxml = new XmlSlurper().parseText(context.response) //Find all matching element e; def alles = pxml.'**'.findAll{it.name() == expectedKeyName && it == expectedProp2Value }*.parent()*.parent() //Sum the values def result = alles.collect{ it."$keyNameToSum".text() as float }.sum() log.info "Sum of the values : $result" //If you want to use the above sum in the next request; use below context.testCase.setPropertyValue('SUM', result.toString())

     

    You can try the same online demo (till summation part, rest is specific to soapui) 

    http://ideone.com/Rk6gdz

     

     

     

    In the next request, use below property expansion where the above SUM is needed. For example:

     

    <sum>${#TestCase#SUM}</sum>

  • nmrao's avatar
    nmrao
    Champion Level 3
    Yes, it is possible. tune in for the script.