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Niels van Reijmersdal
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Has anybody tried scripting json response assertions in CA LISA Tool. All I could find was string match where I was giving "key":" value" exactly to ensure the presence of that combination in my web service response. But sometimes, there nightmight be multiple same "key":" values" in my response and this may not be an ideal way to match. I

I am looking for some help with scripted assertions where I can check something like "key[1]":" value" matches.

Thanks

Has anybody tried scripting json response assertions in CA LISA Tool. All I could find was string match where I was giving "key":" value" exactly to ensure the presence of that combination in my web service response. But sometimes, there night be multiple same "key":" values" in my response and this may not be an ideal way to match. I am looking for some help with scripted assertions where I can check something like "key[1]":" value" matches.

Thanks

Has anybody tried scripting json response assertions in CA LISA Tool. All I could find was string match where I was giving "key":" value" exactly to ensure the presence of that combination in my web service response. But sometimes, there might be multiple same "key":" values" in my response and this may not be an ideal way to match.

I am looking for some help with scripted assertions where I can check something like "key[1]":" value" matches.

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Web Nash
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JSON Assertions in CA LISA

Has anybody tried scripting json response assertions in CA LISA Tool. All I could find was string match where I was giving "key":" value" exactly to ensure the presence of that combination in my web service response. But sometimes, there night be multiple same "key":" values" in my response and this may not be an ideal way to match. I am looking for some help with scripted assertions where I can check something like "key[1]":" value" matches.

Thanks