#Xml rpc client parameters code

To get the source code of the RPC plugin, see Then you need to enable the JIRA RPC Plugin in ' Plugins' under ' System' in the left-hand menu:

First you need to check if the Accept Remote API Calls has been enabled in ' General Configuration' under ' Global Settings' in the left-hand menu: If you simply want to create a client to then you can skip this step. To invoke JIRA operations remotely, you should ensure that the RPC plugin is enabled on the JIRA installation you are targeting.

#Xml rpc client parameters download

To run the Java client in this tutorial, you'll need to download the Apache XML-RPC libraries and make them available in your classpath. The JIRA XML-RPC Overview has more information (though not guaranteed to be up to date). The methods exposed via XML-RPC are listed in the RPC plugin Javadoc for the XmlRpcService class. Verifies that a request and response are compliant with an OpenAPI or Swagger specification.Ĭhecks whether the HTTP status code is on the specified list.Įxecutes a script to perform a custom assertion.Ĭhecks whether the response was returned within the specified timeout.Ĭhecks whether the response does not contain any valuable information.You can download the latest XML-RPC client with the Atlassian Plugin SDK - see Developing with the Atlassian Plugin SDK. Verifies that the HTTP status code is not on the specified list. Verifies that the response contains the specified HTTP header. Verifies that the result of the specified XQuery expression is equal to the specified value.Ĭhecks whether the response contains the expected value of an HTTP header. Verifies the message content and metadata such as headers and the status code.Ĭhecks whether the result of the specified XPath expression is equal to the specified value. Verifies that the response does not contain the specified value Verifies that the message contains expected contents. Verifies that the value of a property is equal to the specified value.Ĭhecks whether the binary response is equal to a file. Verifies that the response contains the specified string. You can use the following assertions: Name To add, change or modify assertions, use the Assertion panel. Once you run the test step, the server response is available in the response editor. The Doc and JMS Headers tabs are not used for XML-RPC requests. This panel is shown only if the request body contains XML data.ĭisplays the XML code of the node that you selected in the Outline panel. If needed, you can modify data directly in the table cells. On this panel, you specify the files to be attached to the request.ĭisplays the document schema (if available).ĭisplays the contents of the node selected in the Outline panel, and the contents of its sibling nodes, if any. On this panel, you can create and modify custom header fields. You can also specify authorization parameters here. On this panel, you select the (Basic, NTLM, or SPNEGO/Kerberos) authorization type for your request. Just double-click the cell with the needed value. You can change elements’ and attributes’ values in-place. The tab displays the request body content as a tree. ReadyAPI populates this tab after you run the test step. You can use Property Expansions to specify parameter values here.ĭisplays the header and body of the request in a text format. You can use this tab to specify the request body in the XML format.

Here is a brief description of available panels in the request editor: Nameĭisplays the request body in the XML format.