48. How To Create JSON Object Payload Using POJO?
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- Опубліковано 6 січ 2025
- Hello testers,
POJO is another way of creating JSON request payload. We will learn to create a very simple JSON Object payload in this video.
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Cannot serialize because no JSON or XML serializer found in classpath..............getting this and i dont see you have mentioned about this in the videos. Please explain ( i know the asnwer )
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Really good
If restAssured has the mechanism of serialization then why do we even need to use objecrMapper for reatAssured testng?
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Hi Mahesh, we need to wait until he (Amod) post the new video. We cannot push him to do, because he is helping for us (QA) without expecting single penny. when he had time, he is posting and creating new videos. I hope u watched his videos, u can able to see timings while creating the videos(Midnight)…!
There is any way to pass sub sequent request by using pojo concept?
Suppose we create 1 post request and we need to run one get request but it will take ID from post request.
How we can achieve by using pojo concept?
Thanks Amod. Can you pls explain about complex json object?
Yeah. This is just basic example.
Hi Amod, Thanks again for the wonderful video. In this example, can we leverage Lombok to use @Builder annotation and to pass JSON Object payload, i tried this and it seems to be working. Employee e = Employee.builder()
.firstName("Manas") .lastName("Ranjan").gender("Male").occupation("Tester").build();
{"firstName":"Manas","lastName":"Ranjan","gender":"Male","occupation":"Tester"}