maryjoz
15 years agoOccasional Contributor
Reporting on individual loops of a data driven test
I am new to SoapUI and just downloaded SoapUI Pro.
I have created a data driven test that reads data from a CSV file and loops through the rows and builds the web request based on the data, and then sends requests to a REST web service.
After running the test and creating a junit report, the report seems to only give me an overall status for the test case, either pass or fail. I need the status of each loop of the test case. So if I have 10 rows in the CSV file, it will send 10 requests and I want a pass/fail on each of the 10 rows.
I found an old thread from about 3 years ago, that seems to indicate that this is not supported in SoapUI reporting. But that post references an old version SoapUI Pro 2.0.2. https://www.eviware.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=901&p=3333&hilit=individual+test+run#p3333
So I was wondering if this functionality does exist in the existing version of SoapUI Pro and how I set it up. Or if it doesn't exist, does anyone have an example of how to create a custom junit report that does what I describe above.
Thanks.
I have created a data driven test that reads data from a CSV file and loops through the rows and builds the web request based on the data, and then sends requests to a REST web service.
After running the test and creating a junit report, the report seems to only give me an overall status for the test case, either pass or fail. I need the status of each loop of the test case. So if I have 10 rows in the CSV file, it will send 10 requests and I want a pass/fail on each of the 10 rows.
I found an old thread from about 3 years ago, that seems to indicate that this is not supported in SoapUI reporting. But that post references an old version SoapUI Pro 2.0.2. https://www.eviware.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=901&p=3333&hilit=individual+test+run#p3333
So I was wondering if this functionality does exist in the existing version of SoapUI Pro and how I set it up. Or if it doesn't exist, does anyone have an example of how to create a custom junit report that does what I describe above.
Thanks.