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Re: BeanShell remove all chars -> '\' from json string
Hi,
if you have extracted the url into a variable /(i.e.: ${yourVar})/
*bshVar=vars.get("yourVar");
bshVar= bshVar.replace("\/", "/");
vars.put("yourVar", bshVar);*
ZK
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Re: BeanShell remove all chars -> '\' from json string
Posted by ZK <st...@gmail.com>.
Hi,
I forgot to escape a backslash!
I tried this /(in a beanshell post processor) /and it works for me /(I got
it down to 1 line):/
*vars.put("ItemData", vars.get("ItemData").replace("\\/", "/"));*
ZK
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