Comments on: REST-ASSURED – HOW TO POST A JSON REQUEST

By: Aminul

Aminul — Fri, 12 Aug 2016 18:25:49 +0000

Add your file in the resource folder and call it using below code ..
URL file = Resources.getResource(“yourfile.json”);
String myJson = Resources.toString(file, Charsets.UTF_8);

Response responsedata = given().header(“Authorization”, AuthrztionValue)
.header(“X-App-Client-Id”, XappClintIDvalue).contentType(“application/vnd.api+json”).body(myJson).with()

.when().post(your URL)

By: Snigdha Kasimahanthi

Snigdha Kasimahanthi — Wed, 03 Aug 2016 21:26:52 +0000

Hi,
With respect to the questions posted by Balveer and QA Tester,
you may want to create a class with all the required fields, instatiate it and then pass the object in the body.
Say from Balveer’s payload above, userName, accountReferenceID, updatedBy etc will constitute the fields, include getters and setters in the class for the fields, instantiate the class with an Object say payload_obj and pass it as an Object within the body.

body(payload_obj).

By: balveer

balveer — Tue, 11 Aug 2015 14:56:19 +0000

i have a payload similar to

{
“createdBy”: “exchange@sdp.com”,
“createdOn”: “2015-08-07T16:47:27.527+05:30”,
“id”: 500050,
“updatedBy”: “exchange@sdp.com”,
“updatedOn”: “2015-08-11T12:35:29.606+05:30”,
“accountContexts”: [
“EXCHANGE”
],
“accountReferenceId”: “C00000003”,
“billPayer”: false,
“changePassword”: false,
“correspondenceAddress”: {
“createdBy”: “exchange@sdp.com”,
“createdOn”: “2015-08-07T16:47:27.528+05:30”,
“id”: 500050,
“updatedBy”: “exchange@sdp.com”,
“updatedOn”: “2015-08-07T16:47:27.528+05:30”,
“city”: “bangalore”,
“country”: “india”,
“postalCode”: “23167”,
“state”: “KA”,
“street”: “Sarjapur”
},
“emailAddress”: “operator111@cim.com”,
“name”: “operator111@cim.com”,
“parentInfo”: {
“createdBy”: “superadmin”,
“createdOn”: “2015-05-13T12:41:23.433+05:30”,
“id”: 1011,
“updatedBy”: “superadmin”,
“updatedOn”: “2015-05-13T12:41:23.433+05:30”,
“accountContexts”: [
“EXCHANGE”
],
“accountReferenceId”: “A1011”,
“billPayer”: true,
“emailAddress”: “exchange@sdp.com”,
“name”: “EXCHANGE”,
“phoneNumber”: “9181818181”,
“representative”: false,
“state”: “ACTIVE”,
“typeId”: 1001,
“typeName”: “EXCHANGE_ACCOUNT_TYPE”,
“userName”: “exchange@sdp.com”
},
“phoneNumber”: “234567”,
“representative”: false,
“state”: “OBSOLETE”,
“type”: {
“createdBy”: “exchange@sdp.com”,
“createdOn”: “2015-08-07T12:53:04.048+05:30”,
“id”: 500000,
“updatedBy”: “exchange@sdp.com”,
“updatedOn”: “2015-08-07T12:53:04.048+05:30”,
“name”: “CIM_USERS”,
“ownerName”: “EXCHANGE”
},
“useExternalAuthentication”: false,
“userName”: “operator111@cim.com”,
“password”: “Cisco_123”
}

could you please help me how to send above payload as post request.

By: s

Sun, 22 Feb 2015 11:32:37 +0000

Hi there,

How to add a tokenize header with a post request

By: QAtester

QAtester — Wed, 03 Sep 2014 04:56:52 +0000

Hi Joe
Thanks for the great explanation

I do have some questions though!
How do you got your myJSON string?
My Json code is huge and am unware how to format it to string
Here goes my JSON Code:

{“GuestOrder”:{“GuestOrderNumber”:”999456789″,”GuestFirstName”:”Abraham”,”GuestLastName”:”Doe”,”OriginatorCode”:”OMS”,”FulfillmentLocation”:”3303″,”EventDateTime”:”2012-12-10T11:10:20″,”MessageDateTime”:”2012-12-10T11:10:22″,”PriorityCode”:”storepickup”,”FulfillByDateTime”:”2012-12-10T11:11:22″,”StoreTransferOrderList”:{“StoreTransferOrder”:”101220009100″,”StoreTransferShipmentList”:{“StoreTransferShipment”:”8822700100″,”ReleaseNumber”:”98591069710444″,”ContainerList”:{“Container”:[{“ContainerNumber”:”9876544001″,”TrackingNumber”:”1Z123AB45CD6789001″,”ItemList”:{“Item”:{“TCIN”:”991238822″,”LineNumber”:”1″,”ShipmentLineNumber”:”1″,”Dept”:”123″,”Class”:”12″,”Item”:”1234″,”RequestedQTY”:”12″,”Notes”:”First Container First Item “}}},{“ContainerNumber”:”9876555200″,”TrackingNumber”:”1ZA819CD412L569200″,”ItemList”:{“Item”:[{“TCIN”:”119998888″,”LineNumber”:”2″,”ShipmentLineNumber”:”2″,”Dept”:”123″,”Class”:”12″,”Item”:”1234″,”RequestedQTY”:”12″,”Notes”:”second Container First Item “},{“TCIN”:”229998888″,”LineNumber”:”1″,”ShipmentLineNumber”:”3″,”Dept”:”9″,”Class”:”12″,”Item”:”99″,”RequestedQTY”:”12″,”Notes”:”second Container second Item “}]}}]}}}}}

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