Convert Global Variables (Profiles) Into Map

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Hi All, I’m new to Katalon and I can safely say that it is amazing!!! I do hope to learn more and contribute to this amazing platform in the near future.

Issue:

How do I dynamically convert all my global variables to a Map List (Map<Obj,Obj>) .

Reason:

I need to pass variables to my Object Repository using findTestObject. My issue is that for each profile I may/maynot have a variable and I wish not to stop my automated test because a variable/feature is not part of a respective environment.

Example below of what I’m trying to accomplish.

Reference: findTestObject

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Please share some of your GlobalVariable name and value pairs. I need them for writing a readable description.

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Please try the following test case:

import java.lang.reflect.Fieldimport com.kms.katalon.core.configuration.RunConfigurationimport groovy.json.JsonOutputimport internal.GlobalVariable as GlobalVariable// Name of Execution Profile// e.g, 'default'String profileName = RunConfiguration.getExecutionProfile()// Map which contains GlobalVariables defined by the current profileMap keyValuePairs = [:]// use Java Reflection APIClass clazz = GlobalVariable.classField[] fields = clazz.getFields()for (Field field: fields) {	String name = field.getName()	Object value = field.get(GlobalVariable)	if (!name.startsWith('__') && value != null) {		keyValuePairs.put(name, value)	}}// Map with the name of current profile combined with the keyValuePairsMap executionProfile = [:]executionProfile.put(profileName, keyValuePairs)// show the resultSystem.out.println(JsonOutput.toJson(executionProfile))

When I ran it, I got the following output:

{"default":{"G_var1":"in the default profile","G_var2":"in the default profile"}}

or

{"another":{"G_var1":"hello","G_var2":999,"G_var3":["\u043f\u0440\u043e\u0441\u0442\u0438\u0442\u0435","\u0441\u043f\u043e\u0441\u0438\u0431\u043e"]}}
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kazurayam said:

Please share some of your GlobalVariable name and value pairs. I need them for writing a readable description.

Here are a few examples: AM_HOST, AM_PORT, AM_PATH

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Solomon,

Please try the code which I posted at 11/23/2018.

It will print something like this:

{"default":{"AM_HOST":"demoaut.katalon.com","AM_PORT":"80","AM_PATH":"/login"}}