[Webtest] Case sensitivity on generated URL parameters problem

[Douglas Beattie]

In the following code:=20
          <invoke url=3D"http://10.0.1.1:8080/identity/v1/logout" sessionId=
=3D"#{sessionID}"
            description=3D"Logout valid user"
            property=3D"sessionID"
          />
I specifically set the parameter "sessionId", (with an upper case I), but w=
hen it gets executed it appears from the generated output that the upper ca=
se I is changed to a lower case i in sessionId.
I see the error that follows:
<error exception=3D"com.canoo.webtest.engine.StepExecutionException"
                filename=3D"/home/default/CanooWebTest/Home/GetTemplesList/=
tests/loginValidUser.xml"
                line=3D"9" message=3D"Unexpected exception caught: org.apac=
he.tools.ant.UnsupportedAttributeException">
                <stacktrace><![CDATA[/home/default/CanooWebTest/Home/GetTem=
plesList/tests/loginValidUser.xml:9: Unexpected exception caught
: org.apache.tools.ant.UnsupportedAttributeException

...

Caused by: /home/default/CanooWebTest/Home/GetTemplesList/tests/loginValidU=
ser.xml:45: The <invoke> type doesn't support the "sessionid" attribute.
        at org.apache.tools.ant.IntrospectionHelper.setAttribute(Introspect=
ionHelper.java:389)

...

--- Nested Exception ---
/home/default/CanooWebTest/Home/GetTemplesList/tests/loginValidUser.xml:45:=
 The <invoke> type doesn't support the "sessionid" attribute.
        at org.apache.tools.ant.IntrospectionHelper.setAttribute(Introspect=
ionHelper.java:389)

Should and does WebTest honor case sensitive parameters being set for use w=
ith a URL/URI?

Doug


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