Following is the URL
self.http.setUrl( '''http://192.168.135.251/logapp20/app/report/realtime/customreportexecute?operation=run&reportId=26
&reportType=ipConnections&reportName=Test_Custom_Report'''.replace('192.168.135.251', location))


How I can replace parameters in URL
For example
Replace ipaddress<192.168.135.251> to another ipaddress
and
Replace reportId=26 to reportId=repid
repid is the variable which has some value


Here's code that worked for me:

Code:

template = '''http://192.168.135.251/logapp20/app/report/realtime/customreportexecute?operation=run&reportId=26&reportType=ipConnections&reportName=Test_Custom_Report''' newlocation = "10.20.30.40" repid = "778" becomes = template.replace('192.168.135.251', newlocation).replace('reportId=26','reportID='+repid) print becomes

A couple of things I noticed.   Firstly, you had some spurious spaces (but that might just have been to do with cutting and pasting onto the forum.  Secondly, you didn't say whether your repid was a string or a number ... if it was a number, you would need to add a call to the str function to convert it in the second part of the replace.

I have chosen to replace rather more than just the "26" in the second part of the question - I'm fearful of the string 26 occurring elsewhere in the input and I wanted to make it a little more robust.

Hope this answers the question ... if not, please post up what you actually get out (i.e. error messages or wrong information) and what you were hoping for, and I'll see if I can give you some further pointers.

I am tidying up ... the thread appears to have broken into two ... here is the further response from the original poster

Thanks Graham Ellis

I tried with your solution but still its giving me
NameError: repid

'repid' is the number and I will take it from one txt file.

#Code to get repid from file in file system
f =  open ( '/root/sqatest/test_suites/scripts/avadhoot_scripts/id.txt', 'r' )
repid = f.read()
f.close()
print repid


#Changes I did in the script.

template = '''http://192.168.135.251/logapp20/app/report/realtime/customreportexecute?operation=run&reportId=26&reportType=ipConnections&reportName=Test_Custom_Report'''

becomes = template.replace('192.168.135.251', location).replace('reportId=26','reportId='+repid)


print becomes
http.setUrl( becomes )


After executing it gives error
NameError: repid

Where did the error occur?   Did it print anything else out?



error occurs at
Traceback (innermost last):
 File "/root/sqatest/test_suites/scripts/avadhoot_scripts/testagents/LX_CustomReport_Save.a", line 219, in ?
 File "/root/sqatest/test_suites/scripts/avadhoot_scripts/testagents/LX_CustomReport_Save.a", line 133, in run
NameError: repid


my script's line 133 is

becomes = template.replace('192.168.135.251', location).replace('reportId=26','reportId='+repid)

And did the
print repid
just a few lines above print anything out?

I'm guessing that the two pieces of code you have shown me are in different functions or namespaces, so that the repid name isn't available at the call to the replace method

Your guess was right.
Thanks

but now its giving

http://192.168.135.251/logapp20/app/report/realtime/customreportexecute?operation=run&reportId=2
&reportType=ipConnections&reportName=Test_Custom_Report
Traceback (innermost last):
 File "/root/sqatest/test_suites/scripts/avadhoot_scripts/testagents/LX_CustomReport_Save.a", line 216, in ?
 File "/root/sqatest/test_suites/scripts/avadhoot_scripts/testagents/LX_CustomReport_Save.a", line 133, in run
NameError: http


... which is because you don't have anything called http in scope ...

I am very new to Jython.

So please tell me How I can do that?

.... in other words, you're probably missing a line like ...

http =

to set up the variable.

In Python and Jython, if you try to use any object before you have created it, you get a name error.   Than can be because you haven't set up the variable, or because the variable only exists in another "scope" as per the problem you were having earlier in this thread.


Now problem is


http://192.168.135.251/logapp20/app/report/realtime/customreportexecute?operation=run&reportId=2
&reportType=ipConnections&reportName=Test_Custom_Report
Encountered an error: com.pushtotest.tool.UnsupportedTypeException: Illegal character in query at index 96 http://192.168.135.251/logapp20/app/report/realtime/customreportexecute?operation=run&reportId=2
&reportType=ipConnections&reportName=Test_Custom_Report


Yep, that's probably because your repid has a new line character on the end of it, and a new line character isn't allowed in a URL.

You can get rid of spurious white space on string objects by using the strip method:

newname = oldname.strip()

or in your case

repid = repid.strip()


Thanks a lot
It is working

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