Hi ,
I am working on a restapi project where the schema is being built on SWAGGER.
Is there a way we can validate the schema using LISA 8.0.1?
Also the JSON response coming as response , i can view it as XML , in SOAPUI there is an option for JSON in Rest Projects.
Is there a fucntion to see the JSON message as is? I am using REST step.
Thanks
Rajeev
Hi RajeevnPillai,
I have gone ahead and marked Sam's response as correct. If his response didn't help, please feel free to come back and unmark it as correct and provide more background on the specific info you're looking for.
Thanks!
Melanie
Actually I didnt undertand what was mentioned in the reply- so cant mark correct or incorrect
My question is simple - Can i validate the response i receive in JSON against the YAML definition using LISA 8.0.1 version.
Also how the filter helps ?
the DT function for schema validation is implemented as an assertion.. not a step. (or filter, I was wrong).
it requires the JSON layout of the schema, NOT the YAML layout of the schema.
you can convert to the json layout with this little python pgm.. (with pyyaml installed)
name=tojson.py, takes the yaml filename as input, outputs the json to the console.
import sys, yaml, json;
with open(sys.argv[1], 'r') as f:
doc = yaml.load(f);
json.dump(doc, sys.stdout, indent=4);
no
On Tue, Jan 17, 2017 at 3:24 PM, norre01 <
in DevTest (this product), you can validate a message against a schema.
to do this, you need edit the VSM (in Workstation editor) , find the appropriate step, and add an Assertion.
this allows you to signal to the VSM logic that the message did or did not validate.
to use the Assertion, the swagger YAML file, must be converted to its json format,
as the assertion code needs the json. You can use my python converter example to do that.
the assertion logic will not work with the YAML source.
then you have to fill out this panel
you don't validate the schema, you validate the message with the schema.
there is a json schema assertion .. note that you cannot use a property as the schema path (part of the schema that applies to this message).. I submitted an enhancement request (idea) for this.
I ended up writing my own groovy code to do the schema checking..
note that the swagger yaml needs to be converted to json before the schema check request.. I added a step to my VSM to do this conversion for the user of my service file.
(see my python pgm in a later message for the conversion)