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I have a expected return code contained in a property like "200","400","404". Is there a way of using the "Check HTTP Response Code" to look at this value in the "RegExpression"

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I have a expected return code contained in a property like "200","400","404". Is there a way of using the "Check HTTP Response Code" to look at this value in the "RegExpression". If there is not a way is there a way of checking the return code against a property in another type of assertion. Can this be done in Javascript code?

Thanks for your help in advance,

Marc Marshall

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marckc Apr 2, 2015 7:18 PM
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I was able to resolve this question:

I wrote code code like:

if ("{{expectedReturnCode}}" == "{{lisa.REST Step.http.responseCode}}"){
return "true";
}else{
return "false";
}

Then had an assertion on the return value.
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- Monika Mehta @ marckc on Apr 7, 2015 8:07 AM
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  Hi Marc,
  
  If you want to compare two properties then you shud use assertion : "Ensure two properties are equal".
  Else you shud write this code in scripted assertion instead of adding a step to do the same.
  
  Regards,
  Monika
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  - marckc @ Monika Mehta on Apr 7, 2015 5:56 PM
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    Thank you Monika for your suggestion. I have moved the code to a Script Assertion.
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I have a expected return code contained in a property like "200","400","404". Is there a way of using the "Check HTTP Response Code" to look at this value in the "RegExpression"

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