How to hit update service multiple time with different data set.
How to hit update service multiple time with different data set, Data set needs to be taken from the response of search API. (First I need to hit search API, response of search API contains multiple records. now I want to hit Update API for all the records, in update request I need to pass record ID and some other data from the response of search API)
Is it possible to integrate the Azure TestPlan Test cases and the ReadyAPI tests ?
I have created manual test cases in Azure devops Test Plan. I have automated the manual test case functionality using ReadyAPI. Now i want to link the Azure Test Plan test cases while running the ReadyAPI tests via the Azure pieplines. Is it possible to do so ? I am using the Azure devops extension named "ReadyAPI Test for Azure Devops" and "Publish Test Results" in my pipeline.
3.46.0 : setting.xml id constantly updated
Hello team, Since the update to version 3.46.0, after each save of a project, the id of my files settings.xml is re-generated. Which means that after each save, even if I don't change anything in the project, I see those files in my Source Control and they are marked as updated. Any idea how to avoid it ?
Cannot invoke "com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.tags.Tag.toString()" because the return value of "java.u
Hi, My current project with ReadyAPI version #3.3.0 works fine in Maven (Jenkins) but not when we upgraded the version to the latest #3.41.0. It returns the following error. Cannot invoke "com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.tags.Tag.toString()" because the return value of "java.util.Map.get(Object)" is null Did anyone face a similar issue? Can someone please throw some light on this?
How to check for the existence of a value in Groovy script
I have an existing Groovy script (for an assertion) that I need to change to check whether a variable exists, but not caring about the actual value. The script is using results from the test step. def expectedMsgs = [""" {"msgType":"Message","message":{"variable1":"<value>","variable2":[{"variable2a":"<value>","variable2b":"<value>","variable2c":"<value>","variable2d":"<value>"}]}} def msg = context.receivedMessage def isMatch = expectedMsgs.stream().any { em -> org.skyscreamer.jsonassert.JSONCompare.compareJSON(em, msg, org.skyscreamer.jsonassert.JSONCompareMode.LENIENT).passed()} log.info ("Websocket message #${context.messagetCount} ${isMatch ? "matched" : "did not match"} the list of expected string") assert(isMatch) Some of these values I do want to check an exact response is received and that's easy enough. But some of them, I just want to make sure the variable itself is present and value isn't null. Can't sort out how to handle that part. Thanks! Jonathan
