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Hi angrymouse, If you want to access the request information in a script, my recommendation would be to use a text databank to grab the entire request and then reference that databanked value usin… (View Post)

Hi Udaya, To do this, you will need to use a JSON Databank with a custom XPath value. The XPath you're looking for is going to be something like this: /root/customers[1]/item[id="555"]/custome… (View Post)

Hi Rahul, One thing you might be able to try is calling the SOAtest REST API to execute the additional tests. To use it, you must first start up the SOAtest server, which can be found under Window… (View Post)

Hi Irina, One easy way to do is this by using a File Datasource. You can point the File Datasource at any filepath on your machine, and it will add another row to each of its columns for every fil… (View Post)

Hi Suhas, I'm not sure what release of SOAtest you're using, but going back several major versions, we have access to a JSON Databank tool that will acheive your exact scenario without scripting. … (View Post)