Writing REST request and response data to a specified file.

[rman...@tibco.com]

Hi All,

Method 'log().all()' prints request data in console. I want to print this request data into a specified file. Also, I want to log the response for each request in the same file. So, the file should look like below:

Request:

Request method: GET

Request path: REST_URL

Proxy: <none>

Request params: <none>

Query params: <none>

Form params: <none>

Path params: <none>

Multiparts: <none>

Headers: Accept=*/*

Content-Type=application/xml; charset=ISO-8859-1

Cookies: <none>

Body: <none>

Response:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>< ldap-container id="17" name="easyAs" description="REST Container" last-accessed="2015-11-23T03:57:15.334Z" active="true"><primary-ldap ldap-alias="easyAs" ldap-query="(cn=*)" resource-name-attributes="ou"/></ldap-container>

Can anyone please help me ????

Thanks,

Ranjeet

[Johan Haleby]

Hi,

Make use of LogConfig and set the default stream to write to disk. For example RestAssured.config = RestAssured.config().logConfig(logConfig().defaultStream(..)); You can find some inspiration here.

Regards,

/Johan

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[rman...@tibco.com]

Hi Johan,

Thanks a lot for the precious help.

We have decided to use TestNG  which has method 'Reporter.log(String)'. It writes provided String in e-mail able report file(html file). 

Can you please tell me how can I extract the request details(please see below)  and put it in the String? As I can simply write 'Reporter.log(response.asSting())' to log response data.

Request method: GET

Request path:        http://serverip:port/baseurl/restcall

Proxy:                  <none>

Request params:   <none>

Query params:     <none>

Form params:      <none>

Path params:      <none>

Multiparts:               <none>

Headers:          Accept=*/*

                             Content-Type=application/xml; charset=ISO-8859-1

Cookies:                <none>

Body:                     <none>

Thanks,

Ranjeet

[Johan Haleby]

Hi, 

I think I already told you and even gave you an example (the test class I provided in the previous mail). Some of the tests actually write the log to a string.

Regards

/Johan

[rman...@tibco.com]

Hi Johan,

I tried below code but in emailable-report.html I am getting just response printed not the request.

        final StringWriter writer = new StringWriter();

final PrintStream captor = new PrintStream(new WriterOutputStream(writer));

        /****************** Organization Model REST Calls ****************/

        @BeforeClass

   public void setupMethod(){

             RestAssured.config = config().logConfig(new LogConfig().enablePrettyPrinting(false));

  }

        /**

     * Use OrgModelService requests to get information about organization

   * models.

      */

    public Response listVersions() {

                Reporter.log("\nlistVersions");

                Response rs = given()

                          .config(config().logConfig(new LogConfig(captor, true))).log()

                         .everything().urlEncodingEnabled(false).when()

                         .get("REST_URL");

                Reporter.log("\n" + rs.asString());

                return rs;

     }

   @Test

  public void listVersionsTest() {

                Response rs = listVersions();

  }

Can you please let me know did I miss something?

Thanks,

Ranjeet

[rman...@tibco.com]

Hi Johan,

working fine after adding  "Reporter.log(writer.toString()+LINE_SEPARATOR);". Request is getting printed in the emailable-report.html but I doubt that LINE_SEPARATOR property is working. Please find printed request below:

listOrgModelVersions
Request method: GET Request path:       http://BASE_URL/orgmodel/versions Proxy:                     <none> Request params:  <none> Query params:    <none> Form params:     <none> Path params:     <none> Multiparts:              <none> Headers:         Accept=*/* Cookies:             <none> Body:                    <none>

Just want to print it the way it gets printed in the console.

Thanks,

[Johan Haleby]

I don't know why that is happening, you probably need to ask google. It doubt that it has anything to do with REST Assured though.