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SOAtest does not read dependence from maven pom as benken_parasoft mentioned, you may call there is no point in that case to run with maven but from other side it would be inconsistent when you run the same test in SOAtest or in SOAtest command line…
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The Window field is for specifying a window name, it can be a window number or window name if it has one. Here is the link to docs https://docs.parasoft.com/display/SOA9103/Modifying+User+Actions+Simulated+by+a+Web+Scenario+1
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By design you can not modify a referenced test, and that will cause a lot of headache for you in other tests that are using the referenced test. You can absolutely pass any parameterized value from main test or test suite to referenced test by ad…
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In your JSON data Bank extract the value 3 from element, then press "Modify" button select "Data Source Column" and check the "variable" option button in the right dropdown combo box select your x variable. This should be all you need to assign any…
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You should get both for failed and passed too, look the tests Test Traffic [All Tests]
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I can see you miss a closing } in environment variable. concat(${variable}, "")
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The & is a special character in XML that is why you get the error. in the XML that you get from rest call it should be escaped with correct escape sequence "& amp ;" otherwise it is not well formed XML. Or if you get not a XML then use Tex…
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One better solution is to use Custom Assertion with above specified xpath as Selected Element. Something like this import com.parasoft.api.*; boolean checkCurrency(input, context) { String[] currencies = [ "AED", "ALL", …
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One more better solution will be to add Custom Assertion with the same regular expression and specify the code something like this. import com.parasoft.api.*; boolean checkCurrency(input, context) { String[] currencies = [ "AED", …
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One better solution is to use Custom Assertion with above specified xpath as Selected Element. Something like this boolean checkCurrency(String input, Context context) { String[] currencies = {"AED", "ALL", "AMD"... "ZWL"}; …
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For just validating one currency if it exists in response or not you can add JSON Assertor to response and add "Value Occurrence Assertion" in selected element specifying this regular expression "/root/foreignExchageRates/item/(sourceCurrencyCode|de…
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Try Date Math Tool from Parasoft marketplace "https://marketplace.parasoft.com". The documentation is inside a zip archive how to use the custom tool.
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In HTTP transport choose custom endpoint and put your endpoint URI, for getting response it depends from your service. For SOAP message you can try use default request Form View and change to Literal XML view then can compare the payload with your …
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You can loop it also without specifying any variable.