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richie
Community Hero
7 years ago

BasicTest In ReadyAPI! Works "Sometimes" In SoapUI (v5.5.0) free

Hi,   I have a ReadyAPI! project that doesn't use any of the 'Pro' functionality.  I am trying to get my ReadyAPI! project working in a CI/CD environment, and because we're waiting for purchasing...
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richie
Community Hero
7 years ago

Hey msiadak,

 

Sorry - I obviously wasn't clear (again! :))

 

That's exactly what I've been doing - I have ReadyAPI! on my laptop and I installed SoapUI (free) on my colleague's laptop.

 

I've been switching between executing the test in ReadyAPI! on my machine and executing the same project within SoapUI on his machine all day, comparing the two.

 

Appreciate the advice!

 

rich

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nmrao
Community Hero
7 years ago

Sorry, I couldn't go thru entire post.

If the project is not using any ReadyAPI features, better to design the tests in free edition which is fair and simple to do instead of doing what went wrong.

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    richie
    Community Hero
    7 years ago
    Hey Rao,

    Yeah that did cross my mind, however creating in soapui free is unfeasible due to following:

    The project is relatively large and would take 3 or 4 weeks to create.

    Only 12 tests out of a project containing 800 are problematic.

    Thanks

    Rich

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      nmrao
      Community Hero
      7 years ago
      If I had to do it, do the project in SoapUI only from the beginning. Use that as basic one and add pro feature related stuff later on, so that basic project can be used and executed without requiring to have Pro software.
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        richie
        Community Hero
        7 years ago
        Right. I've nailed down the issue, but it occurs in every project even if i create the project from scratch.

        I just can't get around the issue. It'a definitely an issue with the open source soapui. The company i work for is just going to have to spend the money on the license.

        Cheers for all the help!

        Rich