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Assuming you are trying to match JSON, you could use json-unit to match that part of the body. See https://github.com/lukas-krecan/JsonUnit#typeplc and https://wiremock.org/docs/request-matching/

Thanks for the quick and valuable response, actually I am trying to mock the mapping with the actual client request time

I don't think I understand what it is you are trying to achieve

OK! let me put in another way. In wiremock recording let's suppose field A is having value

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But as it is taking current client request time, while play back in request it is taking A's value as

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in body request. Which is resulting body mismatch and my playback execution is getting failed

I'm not sure what you are hoping for? If you know what the value in the request will be then you can set the stub mapping's expected body to be that value and it will match. If you don't know what the value in the request will be then you can set the stub mapping's expected body to have a

json-unit

expression so that it will match despite having an unknown value. But you seem to want to match a specific time without being able to control what time the client sends?

yes

I can't imagine how that could ever be possible?

OK