![]() Drop down the Options Arrow and select Allow Alterationī. We now want to add commas between each extracted valueĪ. Click Evaluate to ensure you are extracting the correct elementsĤ. Double click this Selected XPath and Paste in the combined XPath into the XPath field In the XML Transformer go ahead and Remove all of your extractions but oneį. You will now add the pipe character in between your statements this will add the values toĮ. :Envelope/:Body/ :getItemByIdResponse/:Result/quantity_in_stock/text()ĭ. ![]() ![]() :Envelope/:Body/ :getItemByIdResponse/:Result/title/text() Your note pad should look similar to this Go ahead and copy all of the selected XpathsĬ. :Envelope/:Body/ :getItemByIdResponse/:Result/id/text()ī. To do this start by double clicking on the first Selected XPath and copying the XPath to You then want to combine the XPaths to ensure the values print out to one line (as it is nowĪ. Double click on the elements that you wish to extractģ. Start by attaching an XML transformer to the Response envelope of the your clientĢ. ![]() To accomplish this we will utilize the XML Transformer to extract the values we want to write into our CSV file and then utilize a Write file tool to create the fileġ. SOAtest does not have a native interface to create Microsoft Excel files, however we can easily create CSV files that can be read by our CSV data source and can be edited by Excel. This could be useful when building data sources dynamically from previous tests. Often you will want to extract values that are returning from a test and write them into an excel file. ![]()
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