REST Request - JSON response without bracket
Hi, I would like to know if it's possible to receive a Json response without the bracket ? For example i would like this json response : [ { "code": "0000000000", "message": "OK" }, { "code": "0000000000", "message": "OK" }, { "code": "0000000000", "message": "OK" } ] Like this without the bracket [...] : { "code": "0000000000", "message": "OK" }, { "code": "0000000000", "message": "OK" }, { "code": "0000000000", "message": "OK" } If someone can share me a way to do this, it will be great. I know the ndjson format can do this but i don't think this format is supported in ReadyAPI ? Thanks, OlivierGit Integration Issue
Hello people, I have been getting this error for two days now. "ERROR: Cannot invoke "com.smartbear.readyapi.integrations.vcs.git.auth.Credentials.getType()" because "<parameter1>" is null" Any hints? I can't remember anything I did to "break" with integration. I can't "Push" either "Pull". I really appreciate any help you can provide. Dimitris
Adding a number to resource path
Hey everyone, Sorry if this is a silly question, I'm new to the platform. But I have a few endpoints here that are gonna be used for load testing, and need to be able to handle order numbers in the resource path. For example, One endpoint is "/v1/status/online" which I have setup fine. But I'd like it to be able to return its normal 200 response when someone hits the endpoint like "v1/status/online/23243223" (some random order number, different every time). What would be the best way to go about this? Another example is I have an endpoint that is "v1/order/status" that needs to be able to return a response to "v1/order/234234(again, random number)/status." Thanks for any help/insights.
Getting Started with GitLab CI/CD Pipelines? (Running Test Cases through Pipeline)
Hi everyone, This is my first post so please correct me if anything is incorrect. I'm trying to set up a basic CI/CD pipeline with my project that's hosted in a GitLab repository. I've got a basic .yml configuration to get the pipeline started and I am able to run jobs through the pipeline but I am having trouble understanding how to execute test cases inside the project from the pipeline. I can see all of the individual test cases in the .xml documents inside my project's repository, but does anyone have insight as to how to execute test cases and suites from the pipeline configuration file? Any help or tips on getting started would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!Can I create soap virt by recording
Hi, I am trying to create soap virtual services simply by routing and recording but the request is not getting routed to live. It just shows the Received request count as 1 but nothing is updated in Transaction Logs tab. I do not have the wsdl. Have just pointed application to ReadyAPI endpoint as proxy for recording. Any help with this scenario will be highly appreciated. Thanks!Route request but return mocked response
I have a request that needs to be routed to the actual live api because the api invokes some backend logic needed to continue a workflow. However, I would still like to return a mocked response. Is there a straight forward way to have the request still be routed but return a mocked response?How to ssh/Integrate cygwin for the remote execution of CLI commands on windows with ReadyAPI ?
Have to ssh the CLI commands on a remote windows server. Unlike linux, could not execute cli commands on remote windows server using readyapi, seems there are pre-requisite should be done for executing the commands remotely. Currently I am getting the following error when tried ssh from readyapi to the remote windows server. Kindly help me out to execute cli commands on readyapi for the windows machine HTTP/1.0 400 BAD REQUEST Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 Content-Length: 192 Server: Werkzeug/1.0.1 Python/3.6.8 Date: Mon, 04 Oct 2021 07:33:38 GMT <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 Final//EN"> <title>400 Bad Request</title> <h1>Bad Request</h1> <p>The browser (or proxy) sent a request that this server could not understand.</p>
