ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: How to send '>' symbol on query parameter ? Hinmrao, yes ASCII Encoding works. Thanks so much Re: How to send '>' symbol on query parameter ? nmraoThanks for your reply, Didn't work, for> -- I can see its converting and sending the '>' symbol but still getting `Illegal character in query ` error for \> -- also getting `Illegal character in query` error How to send '>' symbol on query parameter ? I am sending the following type of SQL as a parameter in Rest request SELECT+Name+FROM+dayJob+WHERE+JobType+=+'topTwo'+AND+CreatedDate+>+2020-02-11T02:30:00.00Z But I am getting `Illegal character in query` exception for the symbol ">" in "CreatedDate+>+2020-02-11T02:30:00.00Z" Also, I am sure this SOQL query is correct as well. I am only getting this issue when I am sending the request through the ReadyAPI. Is there are any way to solve this issue? Thanks SolvedRe: How to read the content of a multi line string and process nmrao, Thanks this is what I want Re: How to read the content of a multi line string and process nmrao, thanks for the reply. I have attached the HTML and XML responses. these are the bank files and the format can not be changed. The spaces between the character should not be changed. What I am trying to do is validating these files. As I mentioned I want to get the blok of chars and validate. E.g the first block - '12123109005032001' and validate. Get the second block - '290619' and validate .. etc ... Re: How to read the content of a multi line string and process Hinmrao, Sorry and I added more details. Please let me know if you need more details. Thanks a lot How to read the content of a multi line string and process I am getting the following text as a response. 02023009005032000 290609 OYMZY 03023009005609502 0500047405000OAYMOZEY 00000000000000025 IZVTOADV IZVTOADV OAYMOZEY 039930090056095 0047405000 This string contains different details. For example, the first number set in the first line `02023009005032000` represents the person number. I want to read line by line and store the numbers in different variables. E.g For line no one (02023009005032000 290609 OYMZY ) Var1Line1 =02023009005032000 Var2Line1 = 290609 Var3Line1 =OYMZY .. etc For line no two (03023009005609502 0500047405000OAYMOZEY 00000000000000025 IZVTOADV IZVTOADV OAYMOZEY ) Var1Line2 = 03023009005609502 Var2Line2 = 0500047405000OAYMOZEY Var3Line2 = 00000000000000025 Var4Line2 = IZVTOADV Var5Line2 = IZVTOADV Var6Line2 = OAYMOZEY I could get the lines as follows, def docContent = context.expand( '${#TestCase#DocContent}' ) def arr = docContent.split("\r"); Then how I can get the numbers separately which belong to each line? The other problem is the spaces between content are not the same. Otherwise could split by space def docContent = context.expand( '${#TestCase#DocContent}' ) def arr = docContent.split("\r"); for (int i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) { def a = arr[i] String[] vals = a.split(" ") for (int j = 0; j < vals.length; j++){ log.info(vals[j]) } } What is the best way to do this? Help much appreciated SolvedRe: How I can use JSON Path assertion for two different strings without using Groovy yes I had but didn't work. Because of the way that I am getting the data. Thanks anyway. Re: How I can use JSON Path assertion for two different strings without using Groovy richie, thanks for the reply. yes .. I was able to solve this issue using groovy but want to know how I can directly use via the UI.. Thanks Re: How I can use JSON Path assertion for two different strings without using Groovy nmrao, thanks for the reply. Can you please explain more how to get the regular expression for two strings?