How to send array as parameter in API Call?

Question

I just want to know how can I pass and array as parameter in Java,

Like:-

 "list":[
              {
                 "name":{{$randomFullName}}, 
                 "account":{{$randomAlphaNumeric}},
                 "accountbalance":{{$$randomInt}}
                  
              }

    "Message":  "Dear {{name}}, your {{$accountnumber}} has been credited with Rs.{{($accountbalance)}}.

}

I just want to pass name, account, account-balance in the message body.

Naveen · Accepted Answer · 2022-10-31 10:10:48Z

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Your question seems to be a bit unclear.

If you just want to set the values during runtime, before sending the request, you need to set the environment and add these as the variables in the postman.

Or if you're trying to build the whole list dynamically, then you can write the complete code for that in the request script and simply use that while sending the request. This can help you with the same.

edited Oct 31, 2022 at 10:10

answered Oct 31, 2022 at 9:54

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peetahGriffin · Accepted Answer · 2022-10-31 07:53:02Z

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it doesn't work that way . You can't use a parameter as an object in a request body . Instead , you should extract the list in your code and then send message accordingly in code only .

answered Oct 31, 2022 at 7:53

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Abhishek Shrivastav Over a year ago

I am trying to use this code in Postman, I have already build a entity class with name, account, account balance, so just try to pass the value

peetahGriffin Over a year ago

Your question is unclear ,But what I assume from your question is that you want to use parameters 'name' , 'account', 'accountBalance' as objects and use them in another parameter as we do it in any Coding language which is not possible in Postman .

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