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Keep in mind, IIRC, ReadAPI/SOAPUI uses Groovy Script... TestComplete does not. So, if the $ syntax of dynamic variables is a Groovy Script specific thing... it's not going to work.
However, something you CAN try is the native evaluate method for whatever code language you're using in TestComplete. For example, JavaScript has "eval". So, you can TRY (but I don't know if it will work)
Log.Message(eval(Project.VariablesVar1))
- Riztac6 years agoNew Contributor
Thanks for your suggestion, it dident work either. raised ticket with Smartbear.
- tristaanogre6 years agoEsteemed Contributor
As mentioned, I doubted it would work. There is no Groovy Script in TestComplete so attempting to use syntax that is Groovy Script specific will not work with TestComplete. I am unaware of that particular syntax being valid in any of the supported code languages in TestComplete.
Keep in mind, also, that TestComplete is simply acting as the launcher for your SoapUI tests. It doesn't, itself, run the tests... it does a call out to SoapUI for the execution. So, anything you want done that is specific to SoapUI you need to configure and implement in SoapUI.
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