Reputation: 2811
I am having following type XML where I am trying to verify values in there using groovy.
I tried below code. But the problem is the order of events we cannot predict in advance. So following code is failing due to that issue.
def records = new XmlParser().parseText(eventFile)
assert "emailId" == records.Event.eventAttributes.EventAttribute.getAt(0).name.text()
assert emailId == records.Event.eventAttributes.EventAttribute.getAt(0).value.text()
assert "userId" == records.Event.eventAttributes.EventAttribute.getAt(1).name.text()
assert consumerID == records.Event.eventAttributes.EventAttribute.getAt(1).value.text()
XML:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<SystemEvents feedtime="04:17:37" feeddate="20141017" version="0.0.0.2">
<Event id="7ecef115-7a09-406d" name="registration" eventType="registration">
<eventTime>2014-10-17T04:17:36Z</eventTime>
<eventAttributes>
<EventAttribute>
<name>emailId</name>
<value>[email protected]</value>
</EventAttribute>
<EventAttribute>
<name>userId</name>
<value>47C45983-0E03</value>
</EventAttribute>
</eventAttributes>
</Event>
<Event id="83157ddc-1500" name="updateAddress" eventType="updateAddress">
<eventTime>2014-10-17T04:17:19Z</eventTime>
<eventAttributes>
<EventAttribute>
<name>userId</name>
<value>342ADC23-DC59</value>
</EventAttribute>
<EventAttribute>
<name>ProfileNo</name>
<value>123141017151658</value>
</EventAttribute>
</eventAttributes>
</Event>
// more tags
</SystemEvents>
Is there any other way to handle this?
Thanks
Upvotes: 0
Views: 424
Reputation: 84756
You can use find
. See below:
def email = records.Event.eventAttributes.EventAttribute.find { it.name.text() == 'emailId' }
assert 'emailId' == email.name.text()
def user = records.Event.eventAttributes.EventAttribute.find { it.name.text() == 'userId' }
assert 'userId' == user.name.text()
Upvotes: 2