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Re: How to send '>' symbol on query parameter ?
nmraoThanks for your reply, Didn't work, for> -- I can see its converting and sending the '>' symbol but still getting `Illegal character in query ` error for \> -- also getting `Illegal character in query` error5 years agoPlace ReadyAPI QuestionsReadyAPI Questions1.6KViews0likes2CommentsHow to send '>' symbol on query parameter ?
I am sending the following type of SQL as a parameter in Rest request SELECT+Name+FROM+dayJob+WHERE+JobType+=+'topTwo'+AND+CreatedDate+>+2020-02-11T02:30:00.00Z But I am getting `Illegal character in query` exception for the symbol ">" in "CreatedDate+>+2020-02-11T02:30:00.00Z" Also, I am sure this SOQL query is correct as well. I am only getting this issue when I am sending the request through the ReadyAPI. Is there are any way to solve this issue? ThanksSolved5 years agoPlace ReadyAPI QuestionsReadyAPI Questions1.6KViews0likes4CommentsRe: How to read the content of a multi line string and process
nmrao, thanks for the reply. I have attached the HTML and XML responses. these are the bank files and the format can not be changed. The spaces between the character should not be changed. What I am trying to do is validating these files. As I mentioned I want to get the blok of chars and validate. E.g the first block - '12123109005032001' and validate. Get the second block - '290619' and validate .. etc ...5 years agoPlace ReadyAPI QuestionsReadyAPI Questions3.1KViews0likes3CommentsHow to read the content of a multi line string and process
I am getting the following text as a response. 02023009005032000 290609 OYMZY 03023009005609502 0500047405000OAYMOZEY 00000000000000025 IZVTOADV IZVTOADV OAYMOZEY 039930090056095 0047405000 This string contains different details. For example, the first number set in the first line `02023009005032000` represents the person number. I want to read line by line and store the numbers in different variables. E.g For line no one (02023009005032000 290609 OYMZY ) Var1Line1 =02023009005032000 Var2Line1 = 290609 Var3Line1 =OYMZY .. etc For line no two (03023009005609502 0500047405000OAYMOZEY 00000000000000025 IZVTOADV IZVTOADV OAYMOZEY ) Var1Line2 = 03023009005609502 Var2Line2 = 0500047405000OAYMOZEY Var3Line2 = 00000000000000025 Var4Line2 = IZVTOADV Var5Line2 = IZVTOADV Var6Line2 = OAYMOZEY I could get the lines as follows, def docContent = context.expand( '${#TestCase#DocContent}' ) def arr = docContent.split("\r"); Then how I can get the numbers separately which belong to each line? The other problem is the spaces between content are not the same. Otherwise could split by space def docContent = context.expand( '${#TestCase#DocContent}' ) def arr = docContent.split("\r"); for (int i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) { def a = arr[i] String[] vals = a.split(" ") for (int j = 0; j < vals.length; j++){ log.info(vals[j]) } } What is the best way to do this? Help much appreciatedSolved5 years agoPlace ReadyAPI QuestionsReadyAPI Questions3.2KViews0likes8CommentsRe: How I can use JSON Path assertion for two different strings without using Groovy
richie, thanks for the reply. yes .. I was able to solve this issue using groovy but want to know how I can directly use via the UI.. Thanks5 years agoPlace ReadyAPI QuestionsReadyAPI Questions2.5KViews0likes0Comments