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Prabaharan's avatar
Prabaharan
Contributor
5 years ago

Generate HTML report for Data driven testing in Soap UI open source

Hi All,

 

Greetings!

 

I have created a project in soap ui (free version) with groovy scripts to achieve the following functionalities 

 

 - Data driven testing

 - automatic saving the test results to a specified placeholder after each iterations

 

Able to achieve the above functions as per expectations but need some help in generating a Junit style HTML report. I am able to generate HTML report but it is not working for the projects when implemented as Data driven

Appreciate your help if you can help me in generating a Junit style HTML report with complete information about my soap project.

Thanks in Advance.

  • ChrisA's avatar
    ChrisA
    Contributor
    5 years ago

    Re "Able to achieve the above functions as per expectations but need some help in generating a Junit style HTML report. I am able to generate HTML report but it is not working for the projects when implemented as Data driven"

     

    Do you mean you only get one test result for the data-driven test, but you actually want to report each test within the data-driven test?

      • ChrisA's avatar
        ChrisA
        Contributor
        5 years ago

        Hi,


        I too need to report individual results from a data-driven.  I don't use SoapUI's HTML reports, so I cannot comment if this can be achieved in the HTML reports.

         

        For my data-driven tests, I dump the test results into Excel.  I can then add this sheet into a master result spreadsheet and compare results over the time.  I also do this with performance tests for the same reason.

         

        To capture the individual test results I use a data-sink step.  These are a really easy way to dump data.  Typically with my data-driven tests, and probably everyone elses, each row contains the test details and expected results.  I can then dump each rows details into the data sink so it contains the test details, expected results and actual results.