how to view JSON response which is generated by GET method and while after executing the script.
Load runner version 12.5.
Protocol: Web HTTP/HTML.
Request: GET
Any help/guidence appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Correlate for value. Use a lr_message() variant to output it to your preferred destination.
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I'm using nodejs and nightwatchjs to run my test scripts.
I need to devise a test script that will check that a certain piece of information is displayed in the header of a webpage.
Below I have highlighted the information that I need to extract.
Once I've extracted this info, I will then test that a certain value is contained within this 'Headers' information (gpi=UID for example).
Are there any specific nodejs modules that could extract this information?
I've read request package info, but couldn't find a way of extracting the info.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
You can use the NightwatchJS API testing plugin so that you can then write a test to do expect against the headers
it('demo test async', async function({supertest}) {
await supertest
.request(`https://myUrl.com`)
.get('<insert the path you want to test here e.g. / >')
.expect(200)
.expect('Content-Type', /json/);
});
The plugin page has a lot more details on it and you can always ask in their discord
It looked like cookies is highlighted in your screenshot? If that is what you are after try this method off the browser object https://nightwatchjs.org/api/getCookie.html#apimethod-container
I am pretty sure I am using exactly the same code in the following two cases, as I tested it on Postman first.
The first time I tried to create a task from Postman, it has no issue.
The next time I tried to do the same from my NodeJS server, and it shows this error. I tried the client SDK package and manually calling through Axios, both are not working and throwing the same error.
Is the Asana API not callable from NodeJS server?
It turns out the "Headers" does not indicate the Headers sent with the request, but the "Headers" HTML Element inside the rich text field. Ensure there's no h1-h6 element in your html_notes can solve this issue.
https://cloud.google.com/dialogflow/cx/docs/reference/rest/v3/projects.locations.agents/restore
Where can I get more information regarding the schema of input file and how do I parse .blob file received from exporting some agent?
TLDR: It is not possible to create a readable JSON from the .blob file and this behavior is intended.
This is because there might be users that will create an agent from JSON only. Doing this might bypass all the design time check and validation and will result in a lot of internal errors in Dialogflow.
As a workaround if you want to check something (ex. Flow, Intents) in JSON format you can send a request on the following endpoints to get these:
Agent resources:
Call ListIntents, ListEntityTypes, ListWebhooks, ListFlows
Flow resources:
Call ListPages, ListTransitionRouteGroups
I got a sample servlet using Olingo lib: https://odata-demoservice.run.aws-usw02-pr.ice.predix.io/DemoService.svc/Products. It works fine in Chrome/IE/FF or in Postman. But when I query in Excel 2016/OS Windows 10 with the steps like:
New Query
From Other Sources
From OData Feed
Got the error like: "We encountered an error while trying to connect. Details: Invalid URI: The hostname could not be parsed"
Any ideas are appreciated.
Thanks
#RodolfoOliveira: yes, I resolved this issue. the reason is that when I deployed it to Cloud, the uri in metadata is still http. What I did is implement a CustomProcessor and correct the url.
More detail is here: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OLINGO-758
just need to do the custom Processor. Do the same as the original source but change a bit about the url. Detail in here: https://olingo.apache.org/javadoc/odata4/org/apache/olingo/server/api/processor/DefaultProcessor.html
Register it with the Handler at first, then the issue should be solved.
ODataHttpHandler handler = odata.createHandler(edm);
handler.register(new CustomDefaultProcessor());
Hope this help.
I am mocking my web service using soapUI.
Now, I also want to test fault. For this, the mock service (=soapUI) should return a HTTP 500.
Does anyone know, how soapUI can do this?
thanks
This can be achieved with the following Groovy code:
mockRequest.getHttpResponse().sendError(500)
Create a mock service.
Create a new mock response.
Open the mock response editor (by double clicking it) and click on the exclamation mark symbol which creates a SOAP Fault response.
If you look at the RAW code of the answer, you see a 500 error code. (HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error)
Btw if you have created two reponses, a successful and a fault response, then when using the mock service service, SOAPUI alternates between the two responses.
Right Click on the MockResponse > Show MockResponse Editor Enter.
Look at MockResponse Properties on the left hand side, bottom
Scroll down to search for "Response HTTP-Status" edit the value to 500.