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I am using the .getPropertyValue(‘Request’) method to collect the XML request from the SOAP request test step, but the problem is that the SOAP request contains a number of placeholders like so:
SOAP UI – Using the command .getPropertyValue(‘Request’) loads the XML request but not the placeholder data in the request
I am using the .getPropertyValue(‘Request’) method to collect the XML request from the SOAP request test step, but the problem is that the SOAP request contains a number of placeholders like so:
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