Let's say a web service returns this part of response
<result> <string>Good</string> <number>10.0</number> </result>
For any external reasons, sometimes the answer contains <number>10</number> instead.
I would like to assert the content of //result for both number values (with or without decimals). Is there a keyword/function to use in "Expected result" to achieve that ?
Flo ,
You can type cast your number into integer. have a look at below example:
def floatNumber = 123.67 assert floatNumber.toInteger() == 123 : "Not Matched"
HimanshuTayal I want to do with XPath, not in a groovy assert.
Radford number() could be interesting if my expression path were "//result/number". But I would like to manage to do it with the XPath expression "//result". The thing is I want to avoid to do an assert by numeric value.
Sorry Flo I think I misinterpreted your original question. So if I understand you correctly, you want to match the entire contents of the "result" element, including all of its sub-elements in a single XPath match assertion. Is this correct?
If this is so, have you looked at the Contains assertion that can use a RegEx? If you definitely need to use an XPath assertion, you can use a RegEx match, if you right click in the response in the "Outline" view you can select the option "Add Assertion... > for Content matching RegEx". I know this is probably not an ideal solution, but it's the only one I can think of.
