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vhonsy
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8 years ago
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generate report

Hi,   I would like to seek information if the generated report from Ready!API can be export/send to slacks channel?     For example, the following steps below is how I generate a report manually....
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    Debz
    7 years ago

    I'm not sure if there's a way to be able to automate this process with SoapUI NG alone. On our case, we load our tests at Jenkins so we have an HTML plugin for the report and once the test is done, it is saved on the folder defined on our settings file. It will entail creating some files though and learning some configuration for the setup. I think you can also configure Jenkins to send some mail to certain recipients for any event you specify.

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Debz
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I'm not sure if there's a way to be able to automate this process with SoapUI NG alone. On our case, we load our tests at Jenkins so we have an HTML plugin for the report and once the test is done, it is saved on the folder defined on our settings file. It will entail creating some files though and learning some configuration for the setup. I think you can also configure Jenkins to send some mail to certain recipients for any event you specify.

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vhonsy
New Contributor
7 years ago

Hi Debz,

 

This is awesome information and thank you for sharing it.  I will try to apply my tests in jenkins though I haven't done it before.

 

Thanks,

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      vhonsy
      New Contributor
      7 years ago

      Hi Debz,

       

      Thank you again.  I will start to setup SoapUI in jenkins using the link you provided. 

       

      Thanks,

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        Debz
        Contributor
        7 years ago

        Hi, I attended the Ready!API webinar just a while ago. You might want to consider upgrading to 2.0. It seems that they have already created more graphical/visual report directly for SoapUI and you have the option to select a format(HTML, PDF, etc) then send it directly to any recipient so you won't have to sweat it out with Jenkins and Maven if it's just a shareable and visual report that you're after :smileyhappy:

        Here's an overview of the changes: Ready!API 2.0