Implement if condition for xpath that does not exist Karate












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I'm working with xml response body and trying to keep my test running even when my xpath does not exist. Here is my feature file



When request read("propertyAvail.xml")

And header CWT_DEBUG_LABELS = true

And header CWT_DEBUG_RATES_RANK_LABELS = true

And header Content-Type = "text/xml"

And header CWT_TRAVELER_ID = "A:65887F3"

And header CWT_TRAVELER_ID_TYPE = "portrait"

And method post

Then match response //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/InPolicy == "#notnull"

And def inPol = //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/InPolicy

And def inPolVal = //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/Labels/Label[@Type="CWT_INPOLICY_VALUE"]

And def rateIsInPolicy = Java.type("com.cwt.karate_scripts.CalculationHelper").isInPolicy(inPol, inPolVal)

And match rateIsInPolicy == true


Here I want to implement the logic 



if (//BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/InPolicy -> does not exist){

  And def inPolVal = 0.0  

  And def rateIsInPolicy = Java.type("com.cwt.karate_scripts.CalculationHelper").isInPolicy(inPol, inPolVal)

  And match rateIsInPolicy == true



else{ 



  And def inPolVal = //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/Labels/Label[@Type="CWT_INPOLICY_VALUE"]

  And def rateIsInPolicy = Java.type("com.cwt.karate_scripts.CalculationHelper").isInPolicy(inPol, inPolVal)

  And match rateIsInPolicy == true


So I want stay in same feature, same scenario, and keep my test running even if xpath does not exist and do some actions after that. How can I do so? Maybe there is try-catch logic present within karate as well? Please help.






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I'm working with xml response body and trying to keep my test running even when my xpath does not exist. Here is my feature file



When request read("propertyAvail.xml")

And header CWT_DEBUG_LABELS = true

And header CWT_DEBUG_RATES_RANK_LABELS = true

And header Content-Type = "text/xml"

And header CWT_TRAVELER_ID = "A:65887F3"

And header CWT_TRAVELER_ID_TYPE = "portrait"

And method post

Then match response //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/InPolicy == "#notnull"

And def inPol = //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/InPolicy

And def inPolVal = //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/Labels/Label[@Type="CWT_INPOLICY_VALUE"]

And def rateIsInPolicy = Java.type("com.cwt.karate_scripts.CalculationHelper").isInPolicy(inPol, inPolVal)

And match rateIsInPolicy == true


Here I want to implement the logic 



if (//BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/InPolicy -> does not exist){

  And def inPolVal = 0.0  

  And def rateIsInPolicy = Java.type("com.cwt.karate_scripts.CalculationHelper").isInPolicy(inPol, inPolVal)

  And match rateIsInPolicy == true



else{ 



  And def inPolVal = //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/Labels/Label[@Type="CWT_INPOLICY_VALUE"]

  And def rateIsInPolicy = Java.type("com.cwt.karate_scripts.CalculationHelper").isInPolicy(inPol, inPolVal)

  And match rateIsInPolicy == true


So I want stay in same feature, same scenario, and keep my test running even if xpath does not exist and do some actions after that. How can I do so? Maybe there is try-catch logic present within karate as well? Please help.






karate







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  • I just left a comment on previous one, can we consider it as closed?

    – mirchik
    Nov 22 '18 at 16:33











  • I accepted the answer

    – mirchik
    Nov 23 '18 at 19:00














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I'm working with xml response body and trying to keep my test running even when my xpath does not exist. Here is my feature file



When request read("propertyAvail.xml")

And header CWT_DEBUG_LABELS = true

And header CWT_DEBUG_RATES_RANK_LABELS = true

And header Content-Type = "text/xml"

And header CWT_TRAVELER_ID = "A:65887F3"

And header CWT_TRAVELER_ID_TYPE = "portrait"

And method post

Then match response //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/InPolicy == "#notnull"

And def inPol = //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/InPolicy

And def inPolVal = //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/Labels/Label[@Type="CWT_INPOLICY_VALUE"]

And def rateIsInPolicy = Java.type("com.cwt.karate_scripts.CalculationHelper").isInPolicy(inPol, inPolVal)

And match rateIsInPolicy == true


Here I want to implement the logic 



if (//BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/InPolicy -> does not exist){

  And def inPolVal = 0.0  

  And def rateIsInPolicy = Java.type("com.cwt.karate_scripts.CalculationHelper").isInPolicy(inPol, inPolVal)

  And match rateIsInPolicy == true



else{ 



  And def inPolVal = //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/Labels/Label[@Type="CWT_INPOLICY_VALUE"]

  And def rateIsInPolicy = Java.type("com.cwt.karate_scripts.CalculationHelper").isInPolicy(inPol, inPolVal)

  And match rateIsInPolicy == true


So I want stay in same feature, same scenario, and keep my test running even if xpath does not exist and do some actions after that. How can I do so? Maybe there is try-catch logic present within karate as well? Please help.






karate







share|improve this question














I'm working with xml response body and trying to keep my test running even when my xpath does not exist. Here is my feature file



When request read("propertyAvail.xml")

And header CWT_DEBUG_LABELS = true

And header CWT_DEBUG_RATES_RANK_LABELS = true

And header Content-Type = "text/xml"

And header CWT_TRAVELER_ID = "A:65887F3"

And header CWT_TRAVELER_ID_TYPE = "portrait"

And method post

Then match response //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/InPolicy == "#notnull"

And def inPol = //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/InPolicy

And def inPolVal = //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/Labels/Label[@Type="CWT_INPOLICY_VALUE"]

And def rateIsInPolicy = Java.type("com.cwt.karate_scripts.CalculationHelper").isInPolicy(inPol, inPolVal)

And match rateIsInPolicy == true


Here I want to implement the logic 



if (//BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/InPolicy -> does not exist){

  And def inPolVal = 0.0  

  And def rateIsInPolicy = Java.type("com.cwt.karate_scripts.CalculationHelper").isInPolicy(inPol, inPolVal)

  And match rateIsInPolicy == true



else{ 



  And def inPolVal = //BookingChannel[2]/RatePlan[1]/TPA_Extensions/Labels/Label[@Type="CWT_INPOLICY_VALUE"]

  And def rateIsInPolicy = Java.type("com.cwt.karate_scripts.CalculationHelper").isInPolicy(inPol, inPolVal)

  And match rateIsInPolicy == true


So I want stay in same feature, same scenario, and keep my test running even if xpath does not exist and do some actions after that. How can I do so? Maybe there is try-catch logic present within karate as well? Please help.






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  • I just left a comment on previous one, can we consider it as closed?

    – mirchik
    Nov 22 '18 at 16:33











  • I accepted the answer

    – mirchik
    Nov 23 '18 at 19:00



















  • I just left a comment on previous one, can we consider it as closed?

    – mirchik
    Nov 22 '18 at 16:33











  • I accepted the answer

    – mirchik
    Nov 23 '18 at 19:00

















I just left a comment on previous one, can we consider it as closed?

– mirchik
Nov 22 '18 at 16:33





I just left a comment on previous one, can we consider it as closed?

– mirchik
Nov 22 '18 at 16:33













I accepted the answer

– mirchik
Nov 23 '18 at 19:00





I accepted the answer

– mirchik
Nov 23 '18 at 19:00












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The karate.get() API will gracefully return null if an XPath does not exist. So this works:



* def xml1 = <root><one>1</one></root>

* def temp = karate.get('$xml1/root/one')

* def result = temp ? 'yes' : 'no'

* match result == 'yes'



* def xml2 = <root><two>2</two></root>

* def temp = karate.get('$xml2/root/one')

* def result = temp ? 'yes' : 'no'

* match result == 'no'


Now just use the techniques in the docs on conditional logic and you should be able to do what you want. One more thing, there is nothing wrong with calling a second (re-usable) feature file, it can make things simpler in some cases.






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    Works perfectly. Thanks for your help and quick response!

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The karate.get() API will gracefully return null if an XPath does not exist. So this works:



* def xml1 = <root><one>1</one></root>

* def temp = karate.get('$xml1/root/one')

* def result = temp ? 'yes' : 'no'

* match result == 'yes'



* def xml2 = <root><two>2</two></root>

* def temp = karate.get('$xml2/root/one')

* def result = temp ? 'yes' : 'no'

* match result == 'no'


Now just use the techniques in the docs on conditional logic and you should be able to do what you want. One more thing, there is nothing wrong with calling a second (re-usable) feature file, it can make things simpler in some cases.






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    Works perfectly. Thanks for your help and quick response!

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    Nov 26 '18 at 17:02
















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The karate.get() API will gracefully return null if an XPath does not exist. So this works:



* def xml1 = <root><one>1</one></root>

* def temp = karate.get('$xml1/root/one')

* def result = temp ? 'yes' : 'no'

* match result == 'yes'



* def xml2 = <root><two>2</two></root>

* def temp = karate.get('$xml2/root/one')

* def result = temp ? 'yes' : 'no'

* match result == 'no'


Now just use the techniques in the docs on conditional logic and you should be able to do what you want. One more thing, there is nothing wrong with calling a second (re-usable) feature file, it can make things simpler in some cases.






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    Works perfectly. Thanks for your help and quick response!

    – mirchik
    Nov 26 '18 at 17:02














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The karate.get() API will gracefully return null if an XPath does not exist. So this works:



* def xml1 = <root><one>1</one></root>

* def temp = karate.get('$xml1/root/one')

* def result = temp ? 'yes' : 'no'

* match result == 'yes'



* def xml2 = <root><two>2</two></root>

* def temp = karate.get('$xml2/root/one')

* def result = temp ? 'yes' : 'no'

* match result == 'no'


Now just use the techniques in the docs on conditional logic and you should be able to do what you want. One more thing, there is nothing wrong with calling a second (re-usable) feature file, it can make things simpler in some cases.






share|improve this answer













The karate.get() API will gracefully return null if an XPath does not exist. So this works:



* def xml1 = <root><one>1</one></root>

* def temp = karate.get('$xml1/root/one')

* def result = temp ? 'yes' : 'no'

* match result == 'yes'



* def xml2 = <root><two>2</two></root>

* def temp = karate.get('$xml2/root/one')

* def result = temp ? 'yes' : 'no'

* match result == 'no'


Now just use the techniques in the docs on conditional logic and you should be able to do what you want. One more thing, there is nothing wrong with calling a second (re-usable) feature file, it can make things simpler in some cases.







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