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read image from a GET response in Groovy script
I am testing a service that uploads images.
I upload my image with a POST, and subsequently read it back with a GET. Looking at the GET response in the Outline tab, I see the correct metada: contentType: image/jpeg, contentLength: 86231. In the HTML tab it shows me my image. Everything agrees, including the size of the image.
Since I want everything automated, I want to compare the received image with the original image. I wrote a Groovy script like this:
import org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils
import java.security.MessageDigest
def md = MessageDigest.getInstance("MD5")
// original image
def file = new File(context.expand('${projectDir}') + '/data/lenna.jpg')
def fileBytes = FileUtils.readFileToByteArray(file)
def fileDigest = md.digest(fileBytes)
// received image
def image = context.expand('${Read image#Response}')
def imageBytes = image.getBytes()
def imageDigest = md.digest(imageBytes)
log.info fileBytes.size()
log.info imageBytes.size()
md.isEqual(fileDigest, imageDigest)
Unfortunately this fails. In the log, I see the byte counts as: 86231 and 158429 respectively. How do I correctly read the response body?
This answer and browsing through the SoapUI APIs eventually led me to:
// received image def testStep = testRunner.testCase.testSteps['Read image'] def image = testStep.testRequest.response assert image.getContentType() == "image/jpeg" assert image.getContentLength() == fileBytes.size() def imageBytes = image.getRawResponseBody() def imageDigest = md.digest(imageBytes)
The rest of the code is unchanged.
