kdamod01
14 years agoNew Contributor
HttpMonitor control via Groovy/Soap script
Hi All,
I am a novice trying to test out an Asynchronous webservice.
Problem Definition:
A soap request I make to a black box triggers a process say "X" which results in a request generated by the black box. I need to validate this request that is being generated by the black box. The challenge is that this request will be generated any time within the agreed SLA (60 seconds). I plan on listening in on the port of the black box to capture the HTTP traffic (as XML). Towards this effort, I would like to know how to turn on and off the HttpMonitor functionality via scripts (SoapUI or Groovy).
I understood the mock service as a feature to help me test the system in the absence of a real web service and hence a non-viable option for my requirements.
Please advice on my approach.
Thanks
I am a novice trying to test out an Asynchronous webservice.
Problem Definition:
A soap request I make to a black box triggers a process say "X" which results in a request generated by the black box. I need to validate this request that is being generated by the black box. The challenge is that this request will be generated any time within the agreed SLA (60 seconds). I plan on listening in on the port of the black box to capture the HTTP traffic (as XML). Towards this effort, I would like to know how to turn on and off the HttpMonitor functionality via scripts (SoapUI or Groovy).
I understood the mock service as a feature to help me test the system in the absence of a real web service and hence a non-viable option for my requirements.
Please advice on my approach.
Thanks