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Unconstrained mode (the mode enabled when Service Definition is set to None) lets you specify the URL as a literal string, which can be either a fixed value, parameterized value, or scripted value. In addition, the method to invoke can also be specified as a fixed value, parameterized value, or scripted value. For details about For details about parameterizing values, see Parameterizing Tests with Data Sources, Variables, or Values from Other Tests.For details about scripting values, see Extensibility and or Scripting Basics.
With fixed values, you can access data source values using ${var_name} syntax. You can also use the environment variables that you have specified. For details about environments, see Configuring Testing in Different Environments.
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For details about scripting values, see Extensibility and or Scripting Basics.
With fixed values, you can access data source values using
${var_name}syntax. You can also use the environment variables that you have specified. For details about environments, see Configuring Testing in Different Environments.
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For details about scripting values, see Extensibility and or Scripting Basics.
With fixed values, you can access data source values using
${var_name}syntax. You can also use the environment variables that you have specified. For details about environments, see Configuring Testing in Different Environments.
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For details about scripting values, see Extensibility and or Scripting Basics.
With fixed values, you can access data source values using
${var_name}syntax. You can also use the environment variables that you have specified. For details about environments, see Configuring Testing in Different Environments.
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