When I pass an variable in JMeter HTTP request, I'm getting an exception
"Unexpected escape character after back slash"
The request body:
"Draft":{
"id": 123654656,
"draftdata":{\\\"accCat\\\":\\\"207\\\",\\\"accNumber\\\":\\\"656565
\\\",\\\"id\\\":${Var_ID},...}
}
When I send the request, one of the two back-slashes are omitted. I guess the variable ${Var_ID} should be passed in a way that does not conflict with the json body
\\\ signs${Var_ID} with quotation marksSomething like:
{
"id": 123654656,
"draftdata": {
"accCat": "207",
"accNumber": "656565 ",
"id": "${Var_ID}"
}
}
You can use online JSON validation tools like Online JSON Viewer to test your JSON payload. Also check out Testing SOAP/REST Web Services Using JMeter article for some initial information on testing REST APIs using JMeter
Maybe making changes like:
{
"Draft": {
"id": 123654656,
"draftdata": {
\"accCat\":\"207\",
\"accNumber\":\"656565\",
\"id\":\"${Var_ID}\",...}
}
I don't see any need to have \ signs, just one will escape original " signs.
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