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defference between uft One and uft developper

Nadine Gokar over 2 years ago

I want to export my test data in json. I want to access by postman to my test data.

Is it with UFT developer i can do it or uFt one?

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0 Joshua Vega madrigal over 1 year ago

Hello Nadine,

As you would like to test using postman, I would suggest you to use UFT One, specifically API testing mode. For details regarding this please refer to the following link: https://admhelp.microfocus.com/uft/en/2021-2022/UFT_Help/Content/Tutorial/UFTTutorial_Create_a_Test_API.htm

Hopefully, this information is helpful for you!

Regards,

Joshua Vega Madrigal.
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0 Joaquin_FT over 1 year ago

Hi Nadine,

I addition to Joshua's answer.

From UFT One perspective, if API Testing is not what you are performing, you can save input data in a JSON file data source and retrieve the data from the file to your script for execution.

Use data from JSON files in GUI tests (microfocus.com)

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Joaquin.
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