Dynamic JSON Request based on previous request.

 This explains the Dynamic Request based on the previous requests.




Here is the second request based on the previous response. 

In request 1: the response was like this

Response: In the below response we have 5 collections

[{"dataCollectionId":"3640e3ab-79d8-4d5c-a416-0381091349a2","dataCollectionName":"DC_02_042","orderCount":1},{"dataCollectionId":"6008171e-a070-49ba-828d-093e6336482f","dataCollectionName":"DC_03_013","orderCount":1},{"dataCollectionId":"7ec9ef40-f349-47ff-8699-ad8d1babe7e6","dataCollectionName":"DC_03_078","orderCount":1},{"dataCollectionId":"ac163d5f-ec0b-4635-aff8-e7a4533d2f1d","dataCollectionName":"DC_01_046","orderCount":1},{"dataCollectionId":"c33ebafd-0be4-41c2-ad3a-b906d7af1a1c","dataCollectionName":"DC_04_081","orderCount":1}]

as captured like this:





Json Requst data for another request:

{"ref":null,"name":null,"description":null,"searchGroups":[{"operator":"START","active":true,"searches":[{"operator":"START","active":true,"facetId":"MARKETPLACE_DATACOLLECTION","filterGroups":[{"operator":"START","filters":[{"operator":"START","type":"ID","properties":{"field":"id","value":"682c74b2-73a8-4f3d-b2b4-e47b67392bad"}}]}]},{"operator":"OR","active":true,"facetId":"MARKETPLACE_DATACOLLECTION","filterGroups":[{"operator":"START","filters":[{"operator":"START","type":"ID","properties":{"field":"id","value":"c3a90fac-a289-4ecf-8170-24629ec19bd4"}}]}]}]}],"searchScopes":[{"facetId":"MARKETPLACE_DATACOLLECTION","fields":["id","name","categoryName","dataSetName","dqScore","dqGreenTarget","dqAmberTarget","rating"],"orderList":[{"field":"id","type":"ASC"}],"properties":{"offset":0,"limit":36}},{"facetId":"MARKETPLACE_DATACOLLECTION","fields":["id","name","categoryName","dataSetName","dqScore","dqGreenTarget","dqAmberTarget","rating"],"orderList":[{"field":"id","type":"ASC"}],"properties":{"offset":0,"limit":36}}]}


Here we need to update the request dynamically based on the number of data collection values.


Here is the JSR223Post processer with the groovy script:


int count=Integer.parseInt(vars.get('dataCollectionIds_matchNr'));

def  lb1 ="{\"operator\":\"START\",\"active\":true,\"facetId\":\"MARKETPLACE_DATACOLLECTION\",\"filterGroups\":[{\"operator\":\"START\",\"filters\":[{\"operator\":\"START\",\"type\":\"ID\",\"properties\":{\"field\":\"id\",\"value\":\"";

def  lb2 ="{\"operator\":\"OR\",\"active\":true,\"facetId\":\"MARKETPLACE_DATACOLLECTION\",\"filterGroups\":[{\"operator\":\"START\",\"filters\":[{\"operator\":\"START\",\"type\":\"ID\",\"properties\":{\"field\":\"id\",\"value\":\"";

def rb = "\"}}]}]}";

log.info("count" + count);

log.info("lb1" + lb1);

log.info("rb" + rb);

String final2= "";

if (count < 1 )

{

Result = lb1 + rb ;

vars.put("Result",Result);

}

else if (count == 1)

{

String response1 = vars.get('dataCollectionIds_'+1);

Result = lb1 + response1 + rb ;

vars.put("Result",Result);

}

else

{

String response1 =vars.get('dataCollectionIds_'+1);

String str = lb1 + response1 + rb ;

for(int i=2;i<=count;i++)

{

String response =vars.get('dataCollectionIds_'+i); 

String final1 = lb2 + response + rb ;

 log.info("the final resulsyt is "+ final1);

final2 = final2 + ',' + final1 ;

 }

Result = str  + final2

vars.put("Result",Result); 

 log.info("the final resulsyt is final22 "+ final2);

  log.info("the final resulsyt is final22 "+ Result);

 //log.info("data ids"+response);

}


Finally request body for the second request

{"ref":null,"name":null,"description":null,"searchGroups":[{"operator":"START","active":true,"searches":[${Result}]}],"searchScopes":[{"facetId":"MARKETPLACE_DATACOLLECTION","fields":["id","name","categoryName","dataSetName","dqScore","dqGreenTarget","dqAmberTarget","rating"],"orderList":[{"field":"id","type":"ASC"}],"properties":{"offset":0,"limit":36}},{"facetId":"MARKETPLACE_DATACOLLECTION","fields":["id","name","categoryName","dataSetName","dqScore","dqGreenTarget","dqAmberTarget","rating"],"orderList":[{"field":"id","type":"ASC"}],"properties":{"offset":0,"limit":36}},{"facetId":"MARKETPLACE_DATACOLLECTION","fields":["id","name","categoryName","dataSetName","dqScore","dqGreenTarget","dqAmberTarget","rating"],"orderList":[{"field":"id","type":"ASC"}],"properties":{"offset":0,"limit":36}},{"facetId":"MARKETPLACE_DATACOLLECTION","fields":["id","name","categoryName","dataSetName","dqScore","dqGreenTarget","dqAmberTarget","rating"],"orderList":[{"field":"id","type":"ASC"}],"properties":{"offset":0,"limit":36}},{"facetId":"MARKETPLACE_DATACOLLECTION","fields":["id","name","categoryName","dataSetName","dqScore","dqGreenTarget","dqAmberTarget","rating"],"orderList":[{"field":"id","type":"ASC"}],"properties":{"offset":0,"limit":36}}]}


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