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How to append a query string to the command in a http session

How can I use a query string in a post or get command in a http session, like

 

http> get page http://pagename?param=value

Either I cannot enter the "?" at all, or typing the  "?" just produces some help message.

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This looks like a usability problem and we will look into how we can address it in the future.

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UliB avatar image UliB commented ·

Fortunately I can use the same base. So I tried the suggested workaround and it works for me in that special case.

 

Anyway, an improvement regarding this issue will be appreciated.

 

So, thanks for the workaround and many thanks for the quick response.  Great!

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UliB avatar image UliB UliB commented ·

These days it turns out that we need to access pages in a session that do not have the same base URL, so the suggested workaround does not help anymore.

 

We tried with iTest 4.1, but unfortunately the issue has not been fixed. The behavior is still the same. What can we do now?

 

 

Currently we work around this by using separate sessions for each page, but this is not really what we like to do ... . What is Fanfare's solution? 

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UliB avatar image UliB UliB commented ·

No comment?

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HosoonK avatar image HosoonK UliB commented ·

Please contact support and open a ticket either as a product incident (bug) or as a feature request.

Fanfare team will do our best to fix the bug or accommodate new feature requests from existing customers in future releases.

 

Thanks,

-Hosoon

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dclaar avatar image dclaar HosoonK commented ·

I must be missing something. It works fine in both 4.1 and 4.1.1 for me. I entered these two lines:

open s1 application:com.fnfr.svt.applications.http

command s1 get page http://foo?param=3

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UliB avatar image UliB dclaar commented ·

Yes, seems it works in a test case now. First we tried in an interactive session, and that does not work, but is possibly not that important ...

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