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In JsonPath assertion, how to refer the value in Json request in the expected result?
Request: {"test_request":{ "name":"test-name" }} Response: {"test_response":{ "name":"test-name", "status":"created" }} I want to assert the name value in response matches to the request. In Json path expression, $.test_response.name should match to ${Requeststepname#RawRequest#..test_request.name} I am not using the right syntax here. Please help me withe right syntax in the expected resultsSolved1.6KViews0likes1CommentClient migrated to SHA2 certs and I started seeing requests failing with java.net.SocketException
Application client migrated to SHA2 certs and our API requests started failing with java.net.SocketException. All these days, I never configured any certs in Ready API(we provided only Oauth credentials) and it was just working fine. Client provided certs without any passwords and I tried to add them in WS keystore, but it was asking for a password. I tried with the default password for certs(changeit) and it failed with bad password error. I am not sure if I there is a way to configure these certs without providing any password. It will be really helpful, if someone can guide me in the right direction.751Views0likes0CommentsUse of array variables in PL SQL script executed from JDBC request
I am using an array variable in the PL SQL as below: DECLARE TYPE testID IS VARRAY (10) OF TESTTABLE.TESTCOLUMN% TYPE; testArray testID := testID(:Arrayvaluefromproperty); BEGIN FOR i IN 1..testArray.count LOOP INSERT INTO TESTTABLE (TESTCOLUMN) values (testArray(i)) END LOOP; I populated the value in the properties for Arrayvaluefromproperty as 'test1',test2' I was expecting two rows in the table as test1 test2 but I am seeing a single row with value 'test1','test2' Please help me to overcome this issue668Views0likes0Comments