I am having 4 Rest API’s Projects as of attached screen shot.
I Need to pass a generated userID from project 1 (1_Admin Basics & Get APIs) to other project (2_Co
You can do it for example using the workspace property to access the other projects from the current one to get the properties from its. You can do it through a groovy script.
In the first project add a groovy script testStep in your testCase and set the property at project level as follows:
testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.setPropertyValue('myProp','myValue')
In the second project add another groovy script in the testCase to get the value of your property through the workspace
and assign at your desired level (for example in a testSuite, but you can add wherever you need it):
// get the other project
def otherProject = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.workspace.getProjectByName('SecondProjectName')
// get your property value
def value = otherProject.getPropertyValue('myProp')
log.info value
// set the var at some level in this case in testSuite
testRunner.testCase.testSuite.setPropertyValue('varFromOtherProject',value)
Then use the variable in the testStep of your second project using the follow notation:
${#TestSuite#varFromOtherProject}
UPDATE:
Seems that you're running your projects alone using testRunner therefore you can't access other projects using workspace
, so as a possible workaround you can write your property value in a File in your first project and then read the File content in your second project.
So in your first project add a groovy script testStep with the follow code:
new File('./myProp').text = 'someValue'
Then in your second project read the File and set the property at some test level:
// get the value from the file
def value = new File('./myProp').text
log.info value
// set the var at some level in this case in testSuite
testRunner.testCase.testSuite.setPropertyValue('varFromOtherProject',value)
And as it's explained before use the follow notation in your SOAP testStep to get the property:
${#TestSuite#varFromOtherProject}
Hope it helps,