the_bard
16 years agoNew Contributor
Unable to double-click open response attachments
This feature used to work for me, but now it seems to be non-functional.
I'm using SoapUI 3.0.1.
In the Attachments tab of my response, there are two attachments:
[tt:3q06bi66]urn:exstream-services/compose/output application/pdf 106545 urn:exstream-services/compose/output MIME
urn:exstream-services/compose/message text/plain 6984 urn:exstream-services/compose/message MIME[/tt:3q06bi66]
When I double left click on either of them, my cursor changes to an hourglass for a split second, then goes back to a normal cursor, and nothing happens. Where is the temporary location where the response attachments are trying to be saved? Is that configurable?
I can use the "Exports the selected attachment to a file" button and save the attachments. The UI saves the file, and then asks if I wish to open it in a browser. If I say Yes, this works correctly.
So why would the double left click not work?
Update: The temporary attachments are being saved to the location specified in java.io.tmpdir. However the files have no extension. Since the attachment is of type PDF, the file extension should also be .PDF. In SoapUI version 2.0.2 the temporary files are saved with a .PDF extension. This is when using the same Soap services in both versions.
I'm using SoapUI 3.0.1.
In the Attachments tab of my response, there are two attachments:
[tt:3q06bi66]urn:exstream-services/compose/output application/pdf 106545 urn:exstream-services/compose/output MIME
urn:exstream-services/compose/message text/plain 6984 urn:exstream-services/compose/message MIME
When I double left click on either of them, my cursor changes to an hourglass for a split second, then goes back to a normal cursor, and nothing happens. Where is the temporary location where the response attachments are trying to be saved? Is that configurable?
I can use the "Exports the selected attachment to a file" button and save the attachments. The UI saves the file, and then asks if I wish to open it in a browser. If I say Yes, this works correctly.
So why would the double left click not work?
Update: The temporary attachments are being saved to the location specified in java.io.tmpdir. However the files have no extension. Since the attachment is of type PDF, the file extension should also be .PDF. In SoapUI version 2.0.2 the temporary files are saved with a .PDF extension. This is when using the same Soap services in both versions.