Looping Test Suite
Hey, these are still my first steps in SOUPUI (open source) and I'm facing a problem which should seem as a simple one but it's not, I didn't find any solution/answer so far...so this is a questi...
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Yes, you can use soapUI API to do the same.
Otherwise, the same java code can be put in groovy script as well. Try it out and see.
Could you give me some example, please ? I didn't figure it out how to do it in groovy script. Right now I have temporary solution - first test case execute the next ones in loop but its not a pretty solution.
- It would help if you provide details like what you have tried from prior post and what the issue is?
What I can Image is, how can any one run the test suite multiple times?
Let me give an example, there is a test suite, say, Suite1 which you want to run X times.
So, here as mentioned in earlier post, need write a groovy script, but where this groovy script goes -- may be this could be the confusion.
Better could be Create another Suite, say, SuiteRunner, and have a case, and have a groovy script.
Here write the code to run the Suite1 for X times. Hope this helpsIn my opinion, for automated tests its a basic thing to have possibility to run the test suite x times. For instance I need to execute test cases for every single user from the list of logins/passwords reading from csv file and I need to update some test suite properties before the next text suite execution.
The recent solution I found is script below Im gonna put as the last test step (groovy script) in the last test case of my test suite:
if(some condition) {
WsdlProject project = new WsdlProject("my_project_name.xml");
TestSuite ts = project.getTestSuiteByName("My_test_suite_name");
TestRunner runner = ts.run(new PropertiesMap(), false);}
Any suggestion ?
- Thank you for mentioning an important information i.e., the intention behind the running the test suite X times.
If you want to do that, then you need a differ approach.
What you are looking for a feature of Pro version, data driven testing is possible out-of-the-box.
Since, you created the topic under Open Source forum, assuming that you are using SoapUI OS edition. And this one does not have that feature out-of-the-box. However, there is way to do it. You may need to update it as per you needs. Please see the link:
https://learnsoapui.wordpress.com/2012/05/19/groovy-datasource-teststep-dataloop-teststep-using-groovy-in-soapui/
