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Re: Dynamic (Unique) property variable in XML Request
Hi Ole, I got our SoapUI Pro licenses yesterday. I will put together a brief description of our Web App and some of the things I want to do and email it to you. Our Web App is not very complex and I think we can work out a lot of what I want to do with emails. If I cannot work things out after a few emails, we can go the Webex route. Thanks much, ~Jim G1.8KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Dynamic (Unique) property variable in XML Request
I've gotten the context.randomId = Math.random() to return a value from a Groovy script Test Step, then Transfer the value (using a Property Transfer Test Step) to the final Test Step (Interactive Read ). I just haven't had any luck defining the Math.random() function in the Test Case Setup Script and having the Property Expansion work properly in the XML Request. It's probably a Scope or Syntax problem on my part. I'm still learning my way around soapUI. I'll keep poking around. Thanks much for the assistance & very nice work on soapUI. I've convinced my group to switch from soapScope and buy a few copies of soapUI. I expect to get lots time on it in the future. Have a good day! ~Jim1.8KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Dynamic (Unique) property variable in XML Request
Thanks Ole, I can't seem to get this to work. I added the context.randomId = Math.random() to the Test Case setup and set the XML request like so, ${randomId} I've tried ${randomId} and ${#TestCase#randomId}. The property expansion is not happening. soapUI sends whatever I put in the UniqueToken holder. I tried added a def before the context.randomId = Math.random(), and creating the def other ways, but can't get the property expansion to work. I've also tried creating a UniqueToken groovy script containing the context.randomID function and using the result ni the XML request like so, ${#UniqueToken#randomId} What am I missing? I can't help but think it's something simple.1.8KViews0likes0CommentsDynamic (Unique) property variable in XML Request
Hi All, The WebApp I'm testing requires a UniqueToken in the XML Request. Is there a way I can include a dynamic property variable in a XML Request? I've tried dynamically entering a time variable in the -DsoapUI.properties=properties.txt file, but this appears to be read only at startup. From what I can tell, Groovy script is an option before or after the Test Case is run. Not when it is run. I don't need anything fancy, just a unique string. Something like the output from "time /t" would be fine. Any suggestions to point me in the right direction would be much appreciated. Thanks, ~Jim5.4KViews0likes8Comments