assertion xpath match

Hi Ali,

thanks for this idea, it hasen't even occured to me :-).. since you can use property-expansion in the expected content field, you could manually enter something like ${AnotherRequest#Response#...xpath-expression...}, but a wizard would obviously make it easier.. thanks!

We are planning to release 1.7.2 in 1-2 weeks, the main focus of the release is project/test-management, improved usability (drag-and-drop, etc..), stability and a number of bug-fixes..

regards,

/Ole
eviware.com

Hello Ole,
The wizard will be really helpful. In the mean time I tried the properties expansion but I think I am doing something wrong. can you please help.

In my expected window in the assertion, i have ->

declare namespace lis='http://services.tvguide.com/v2/ListingPreferenceService';
${CreateCustomGrid#Request#//lis:CreateCustomGrid/lis:request/lis:CustomGrid/lis:Name/text()}


I get the following error when I test the assertion;
...comparisonFailure:expected but was

seems like the xpath is not getting translated property to 'CustomGridName12' which is the value in the request.

Hi Ali,

thanks.. I'll check into this.. can you post the entire request you are expanding from? (or mail to ole@eviware.com)?

A side-note; you can't declare namespaces when using property-expansion, the prefixes in the actual request will be used..

regards,

/Ole
eviware.com

Request: I want to use the 'name' value from this request to be used in my 'expected window'


 

 
     
       
       
           
           
           
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Hi,

thanks.. it should work ok if you specify

${Request Step#Request#//lis:Name/text()}

Unfortunately there is a bug in the XPath Assertion editor window so it will not work there with the "Test" button, but should work when either resubmitting the containing test-request or running the containing TestCase..

let me know!

regards,

/Ole
eviware.com

Ole,
You are right, it does not work with 'Test' but when I run the test case, it works fine. One good feature would be to figure out the 'Xpath' of any element. It would be nice if you could right click on some element and click on 'view Xpath'. This way its much easier to compute XPath

Hi,

if you put the caret on the desired element or select it in the outline view, and the select the XML Inspector from the inspector tabs at the bottom, you will see the xpath expression for the current node there..

see http://www.soapui.org/userguide/message ... _Inspector for a screenshot..

regards!

/Ole
eviware.com