AlumniHi richie
You can do the following:
1. Specify your properties as query parameters of a request.
2. Check the Post QueryString option.
3. Don't forget to clear the Request form (below the Media Type dropdown)
Please see the screenshot:
Here is what you'll get as a result:
Also, here are some useful resources:
LearnUpon: https://smartbearacademy.learnupon.com/enrollments/25031374
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iL-zehJmtWw&list=PLrA5ciulugn_w0pW1_SSyfucD-k5Fasj_&index=5
Hey Nastya_Khovrina
Thankyou!
But I think I've found another defect which now I can see was causing me a lot of the problems - I kept thinking I was doing something wrong because whenever I went from Projects to SoapUI to add the request into the testcase - the parms were blank.
That is - I can create the request in the Projects section adding the payload in as query parms - and submit the request using the type and query parms as you suggest within the Projects tab only and the request is successful.
HOWEVER - when I go into the SoapUI tab - and add the new request to the testcase the parameters are BLANK - i.e. they're not present - and I can't alter the parms on a request in the SoapUI tab - if I go back into the Projects tab - I can see my request with the queryparms as created before.
Nastya_Khovrina can you please try and replicate this? - it's quite a hindrance if you can't actually use the request within a testcase when the type is 'multipart/form-data'!
Thank you for all your help! :)
rich
