Here is my example, I need to set values to the environment variable as follows
I have already known variable called 'ponumberA', is it possible to set that value to environment variable using 'pm.environment.set' function.
(((var ponumberA="A1234";
pm.environment.set("ponumberxx",ponumberA);
var ponumberxxx=pm.variables.get("ponumberxx")
console.log ("Request PO # is " +ponumberxxx))))
https://learning.postman.com/docs/sending-requests/variables/
you can set variable and scope from pm object
pm.environment.set
pm.collectionVariables.set
pm.variables.set
pm.globals.set
you can use this variables in any session like url , body ,header etc as
{{variablename}}
example
pm.environment.set("myvar",2)
and in url
https://www.somewebsite.com?id={{myvar}}
Related
Using node-red-contrib-telegrambot palette it is possible to set up bot's token from an env variable using the following syntax {env.get("BOT_TOKEN")}.
But is it possible to do the same for the bot's name?
To populate any fields of a node in the editor from environment variables you need to use the following syntax:
${BOT_TOKEN}
You can find the docs here
I want to use the result which is "id" and use it in the second request POST
Saving it as environmental variable in the first request(under tests)
var jsonData = JSON.parse(responseBody);
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("id", jsonData.token);
Here is the second request looks like, not sure what I am doing wrong here
Your request is correct.
As long as you set an environment variable, you may USE this environment. From your print screen I see "no environment" on the top right corner.
I suggest either you create an environment where to save your environment variables and then use it or you use a global variable, postman.setGlobalVariable("id", ...) instead
Alex
I am running an AutoIt script and that script calls another AutoIt file. How do I pass a variable value from my first script to the next?
You need to learn the scope concept of a variable (Dim, Global & Local variables).
From AutoItHelp
The difference between Dim, Local and Global is the scope in which they are created:
Dim = Local scope if the variable name doesn't already exist globally (in which case it reuses the global variable!) ;
Global = Forces creation of the variable in the Global scope ;
Local = Forces creation of the variable in the Local/Function scope.
Examples with two files: main.au3 and constantes.au3.
Content of constants.au3
#include-once
; Declaration of global variables
Global $name_application = "Foo"
Global $year = 2014
Content of main.au3
#include <constants.au3>
Func _foo()
ConsoleWrite("In function _foo() name_application is available and it's equals = "&$name_application&#CRLF)
Local $year2= 2014
EndFunc
ConsoleWrite("In main.au3 global variables are available"&#CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("For example, name_application = "&$name_application&#CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("But the local variable year2 isn't available here")
More information is here: http://www.autoitscript.fr/autoit3/docs/keywords/Dim.htm
Use command line interface in order to communicate between two files.
File 2 must be compiled.
File1.exe:
$ThisIsVariableFromFIle1 = "This is some text."
Run("File2.exe " & $ThisIsVariableFromFIle1)
File2.exe:
MsgBox(0,"This is the whole commandline I got", $CmdLineRaw)
MsgBox(0,"This is part one", $CmdLine[1]); This
MsgBox(0,"This is part two", $CmdLine[2]); is
MsgBox(0,"This is part three", $CmdLine[3]); some
I want to set a variable $import_location so that I can set it once for many uses and not hard-code it into each test case that is doing file uploads.
I have the variable set OK with the store command.
I am trying to use it on the uploads screen but keep getting the literal ${variable name}
How can I set the import location to be the variable that I've set above?
I just hadn't run the actual 'variable setting' script. One I had run it and created the variable I was able to use it OK.
I'm working with JMeter. I'd like to specify the test host using user defined variables, like this:
variable name value
localhost localhost
test 192.168.0.1
hostname ${localhost}
Executing the test, I see that the hostname value is not substituted, and obviously the test fails. I know I can use properties and pass the hostname from the command line, or simply change the hostname value. Is it possible to it like I've explained?
Thanks.
I've managed to solve my problem. I've changed the hostname variable value to: ${__evalVar(${localhost})}, but I've got this error:
ERRROR jmeter.functions.EvalVarFunction: Variables have not yet been defined
So I've moved the hostname variable declaration in a "User defined variable" child node of my Sampler node. That solved it.
To solve this you should use hostname = ${__eval(${localhost})}
http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/functions.html#__eval
Carlos' answer has a mistake (which I can't comment on due to rep) as it uses evalVar, this requires as an argument a plain string:
This works: ${__evalVar(localhost)})
This works: ${__eval(${localhost})}
This doesn't work (the current answer): ${__evalVar(${localhost})}
http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/functions.html#__evalVar
Check this forum:
from Blazemeter
For example: getting value of varible "listid_XXX" where the XXX number comes from an index variable:
${__V(listid_${idx1})}
New newer versions (from 2.2), you can use ${__V(${...})}/.
Ex: ${__V(${SERVER_CONTEXT})}/rest
As #Alies Belik mentioned, if you get
ERRROR jmeter.functions.EvalVarFunction: Variables have not yet been defined
then define the 2nd variable in next other UDV (User Defined Variables) node.