Hi Raghav, my requirement is to compare the responses of two end points in JSON using POST request. I have an old end point and a newer version. The result should be the same except few known values like Reference# which will be unique for each POST request. How to approach it? Also, I need test the same using 500 test data to run through both old and new end points and verify the results are same. Please help if there is a smart way of doing the comparison.
there is some caution in line number 42 and 43 as below where json contents are added into "request" object. Please can you give solution for this. "Type safety: The method put(Object, Object) belongs to the raw type HashMap. References to generic type HashMap should be parameterized"
Hi, this may be due to the json library we are using. In case its only warning, can proceed. stackoverflow.com/questions/35453110/json-simple-causes-compiler-warning-type-safety-the-method-putobject-object
Hello Raghav!! I have a query related to payment portal in case of api How can we do payments thru api Scenarios: We booked a hotel We now have to do payment thru credit card But this api request is asking for some encrypted data too Which is dynamic in nature How can we handle such scenarios Please suggest
Hi Raghav, you are creating request json object and then parsing it to a json string as well. I was wondering that maybe the second step is not necessary as the request is already in a json request format. It is just to show that it can be parsed into another format , is that correct?
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Hi Ragav, How to initialize multiple RestAssured url in the same project without overriding each other? I have multiple modules within same project which needs to communicate with entirely 2 different REST API systems. I want to use Rest Assured for both. could you please let me know the process to define multiple base URI and use it.
Hi Pooja, this can help - stackoverflow.com/questions/46347494/error-as-the-type-org-hamcrest-matcher-cannot-be-resolved Do let me know if this resolved your issue
Hi Raghav, How do I verify that the details are added using the POST method. I tried with the Single User GET request mentioned in the website but it gives a blank body as response. Please help.
how to pass array of objects in body ex - [{"id":123,"first_name":"george"},{"id":234,"first_name":"arun"}], can we use jsonobject in this case, any other ways of passing this, also what if body is object of arrays
Raghav I am working in mindtree... I joined mindtree on 25th jan 2019. We had training for 3 months in SDET.. After that we didnt move to project due to pandemic... They shifter us to support and I got as Service Desk Engineer.. Now can you please help me to tell that is there any chance to come back in SDET in any other company??? Please Raghav , I need your help on this
Hi Aman, yes you already had a basic training, I will suggest to check the current SDET role needs and requirements and skill yourself according to that and start applying
While creating object for JSONOject and printing it out we can see that the sequence is not followed. How to create a json in which sequence is the way that we have specified?
Hi Manan In Rest Assured, the JSON objects are represented using the JsonObject class provided by the JSON library used (such as JSON Simple, Jackson, or Gson). The JSON objects created using these libraries typically do not preserve the order of elements because JSON itself does not guarantee the order. If you require a specific order of elements in your JSON, you can use a LinkedHashMap or LinkedHashSet to create your JSON object. These data structures maintain the insertion order of elements. Here's an example using JSON Simple library: import org.json.simple.JSONObject; public class JsonExample { public static void main(String[] args) { JSONObject json = new JSONObject(); // Use LinkedHashMap to maintain the order of elements LinkedHashMap map = new LinkedHashMap(); map.put("name", "John"); map.put("age", "30"); map.put("city", "New York"); // Add the elements from the LinkedHashMap to the JSON object json.putAll(map); // Print the JSON object System.out.println(json.toJSONString()); } } The output will be: {"name":"John","age":"30","city":"New York"} By using a LinkedHashMap, you can ensure that the elements are added to the JSON object in the order you specify.
Hi Pooja, Can you add this import and see if it works import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.equalTo; stackoverflow.com/questions/49120056/restassured-cant-find-the-equalto-method
you didn't explained, what is hashmap and why you used given when and then for post not for put. It will be great if you explain or show what changes you made on record . What is the difference between PUT and POST
it may either be due to some library missing or some syntax/structure issue Please check if you have imported all the correct libraries and then compare the code, Can check some examples online
Hi Krunali Here is an example of how to take the response from a POST API and send it to a PUT API using Rest Assured: ```java import org.hamcrest.Matchers; import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test; import io.restassured.RestAssured; import io.restassured.response.Response; public class RestAssuredExample { @Test public void testPostAndPut() { // Create a POST request to the /products API. Response postResponse = RestAssured.given() .contentType("application/json") .body("{ \"name\": \"Product 1\" }") .post("/products"); // Assert that the POST request was successful. postResponse.then().statusCode(201); // Get the product ID from the POST response. String productId = postResponse.jsonPath().get("id"); // Create a PUT request to the /products/productId API. Response putResponse = RestAssured.given() .contentType("application/json") .body("{ \"name\": \"Product 2\" }") .put("/products/" + productId); // Assert that the PUT request was successful. putResponse.then().statusCode(200); // Assert that the product name was updated. putResponse.then().body("name", Matchers.equalTo("Product 2")); } } ``` In this example, we first create a POST request to the /products API. We pass in a JSON payload that contains the name of the product. We then assert that the POST request was successful. We then get the product ID from the POST response. We use this product ID to create a PUT request to the /products/productId API. We pass in a JSON payload that contains the new name of the product. We then assert that the PUT request was successful. Finally, we assert that the product name was updated. I hope this helps
When I trying to create response: "JSONPObject request = new JSONPObject(map); I've get the error: "JSONPObject request = new JSONPObject(map);" Does anybody know how to fix it?
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Hi Raghav, my requirement is to compare the responses of two end points in JSON using POST request. I have an old end point and a newer version. The result should be the same except few known values like Reference# which will be unique for each POST request. How to approach it? Also, I need test the same using 500 test data to run through both old and new end points and verify the results are same. Please help if there is a smart way of doing the comparison.
Hi Prabal, I will check and try to do a session, Meanwhile, pls check there should be some examples online
there is some caution in line number 42 and 43 as below where json contents are added into "request" object. Please can you give solution for this.
"Type safety: The method put(Object, Object) belongs to the raw type HashMap. References to generic type HashMap should be parameterized"
Hi, this may be due to the json library we are using. In case its only warning, can proceed.
stackoverflow.com/questions/35453110/json-simple-causes-compiler-warning-type-safety-the-method-putobject-object
@@RaghavPal Hi Sir, according to stackoverflow comments we need to use GSON or JACKSON lib instead of JSONSimple...?
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Hello Raghav!!
I have a query related to payment portal in case of api
How can we do payments thru api
Scenarios:
We booked a hotel
We now have to do payment thru credit card
But this api request is asking for some encrypted data too
Which is dynamic in nature
How can we handle such scenarios
Please suggest
Hi Yukti, you just need to have APIs for these requests, Check with your team, if you have you can just follow the tutorials
Very Good Lesson!
Glad to hear that!
Hi Raghav, you are creating request json object and then parsing it to a json string as well. I was wondering that maybe the second step is not necessary as the request is already in a json request format. It is just to show that it can be parsed into another format , is that correct?
Hi Frank, ya it that case may not be required, can try at your end and if working, should be fine
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Hi Ragav,
How to initialize multiple RestAssured url in the same project without overriding each other?
I have multiple modules within same project which needs to communicate with entirely 2 different REST API systems. I want to use Rest Assured for both. could you please let me know the process to define multiple base URI and use it.
Hi Honey, this can help stackoverflow.com/questions/30426397/how-to-initialize-multiple-restassured-url-in-the-same-project-without-overridin
The type org.hamcrest.Matchers can't be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class file , why I got this error message?
Hi Pooja, this can help - stackoverflow.com/questions/46347494/error-as-the-type-org-hamcrest-matcher-cannot-be-resolved
Do let me know if this resolved your issue
Hi Raghav, How do I verify that the details are added using the POST method. I tried with the Single User GET request mentioned in the website but it gives a blank body as response. Please help.
Hi Soumendu, are you using the same apis as shown, there can be something missing or incorrect in the request format, check the logs
how to pass array of objects in body ex - [{"id":123,"first_name":"george"},{"id":234,"first_name":"arun"}], can we use jsonobject in this case, any other ways of passing this, also what if body is object of arrays
Hi Kushal, yes you can do this way or can store in a variable, Can also get this from a file
Raghav I am working in mindtree... I joined mindtree on 25th jan 2019. We had training for 3 months in SDET.. After that we didnt move to project due to pandemic... They shifter us to support and I got as Service Desk Engineer.. Now can you please help me to tell that is there any chance to come back in SDET in any other company??? Please Raghav , I need your help on this
Hi Aman, yes you already had a basic training, I will suggest to check the current SDET role needs and requirements and skill yourself according to that and start applying
@@RaghavPal thanks Raghav... That means there is a chance to come back...Thanks for the suggestion..
@@RaghavPal thanks Raghav... That means there is a chance to come back...Thanks for the suggestion..
Yes, absolutely
Hey Raghav, i am not able to write equalTo it's giving me an error i've imported everything as you mentioned
Hi Zahid, the only issue I can think of is either some library mismatch or syntax error
While creating object for JSONOject and printing it out we can see that the sequence is not followed. How to create a json in which sequence is the way that we have specified?
Hi Manan
In Rest Assured, the JSON objects are represented using the JsonObject class provided by the JSON library used (such as JSON Simple, Jackson, or Gson). The JSON objects created using these libraries typically do not preserve the order of elements because JSON itself does not guarantee the order.
If you require a specific order of elements in your JSON, you can use a LinkedHashMap or LinkedHashSet to create your JSON object. These data structures maintain the insertion order of elements.
Here's an example using JSON Simple library:
import org.json.simple.JSONObject;
public class JsonExample {
public static void main(String[] args) {
JSONObject json = new JSONObject();
// Use LinkedHashMap to maintain the order of elements
LinkedHashMap map = new LinkedHashMap();
map.put("name", "John");
map.put("age", "30");
map.put("city", "New York");
// Add the elements from the LinkedHashMap to the JSON object
json.putAll(map);
// Print the JSON object
System.out.println(json.toJSONString());
}
}
The output will be:
{"name":"John","age":"30","city":"New York"}
By using a LinkedHashMap, you can ensure that the elements are added to the JSON object in the order you specify.
@@RaghavPal Thank you so much
Hi. I give error when i add json to pom.xml "json-simple:1.1.1"not found. Please help
Can change the lib or ver and try again
When I used equalTo method I got error this method is undefined for type string
Hi Pooja,
Can you add this import and see if it works
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.equalTo;
stackoverflow.com/questions/49120056/restassured-cant-find-the-equalto-method
@@RaghavPal after import org.hamcrest.Matchers.equalTo I will get same error message
will need to check more online
you didn't explained, what is hashmap and why you used given when and then for post not for put. It will be great if you explain or show what changes you made on record . What is the difference between PUT and POST
I will try to add a session on this Sachin
I am getting javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: Received fatal alert: handshake_failure exception
hi leena, this can help stackoverflow.com/questions/37714696/not-able-to-connect-to-server-through-java-code-getting-javax-net-ssl-sslhandsh
JSONObject cannot be resolved to a type, why this error msg got ?
it may either be due to some library missing or some syntax/structure issue
Please check if you have imported all the correct libraries and then compare the code,
Can check some examples online
how do script when i want to take response from post api and send it to put api
Hi Krunali
Here is an example of how to take the response from a POST API and send it to a PUT API using Rest Assured:
```java
import org.hamcrest.Matchers;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;
import io.restassured.RestAssured;
import io.restassured.response.Response;
public class RestAssuredExample {
@Test
public void testPostAndPut() {
// Create a POST request to the /products API.
Response postResponse = RestAssured.given()
.contentType("application/json")
.body("{ \"name\": \"Product 1\" }")
.post("/products");
// Assert that the POST request was successful.
postResponse.then().statusCode(201);
// Get the product ID from the POST response.
String productId = postResponse.jsonPath().get("id");
// Create a PUT request to the /products/productId API.
Response putResponse = RestAssured.given()
.contentType("application/json")
.body("{ \"name\": \"Product 2\" }")
.put("/products/" + productId);
// Assert that the PUT request was successful.
putResponse.then().statusCode(200);
// Assert that the product name was updated.
putResponse.then().body("name", Matchers.equalTo("Product 2"));
}
}
```
In this example, we first create a POST request to the /products API. We pass in a JSON payload that contains the name of the product. We then assert that the POST request was successful.
We then get the product ID from the POST response. We use this product ID to create a PUT request to the /products/productId API. We pass in a JSON payload that contains the new name of the product. We then assert that the PUT request was successful.
Finally, we assert that the product name was updated.
I hope this helps
Thank you sir.! I am trying this method@@RaghavPal
Has items giving me error that the method hasitem is undefined, you didn't get this error
Please help me to resolve this
Hi Manisha, will need more details and context on this
When I trying to create response: "JSONPObject request = new JSONPObject(map);
I've get the error: "JSONPObject request = new JSONPObject(map);"
Does anybody know how to fix it?
Hi Andrey, what is the error log
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Getting this error when trying to run GET. groovy
Andy
will need more details, your steps, code etc
@@RaghavPal not able to post screenshots
can upload on some sharing sites like WeTransfer and give me the link with details