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richie
7 years agoCommunity Hero
hi,
there is a 'send email' test step in the pro version. Ive never used this step myself but I'd start looking at using this step and see how it goes. as i say...ive never used this myself and someone else on the forum may have a better idea how to do what you want.
i will have to do something similar in a project i'll be working on in the coming months so im definitely interested to see if this is feasible.
cheers,
richie
there is a 'send email' test step in the pro version. Ive never used this step myself but I'd start looking at using this step and see how it goes. as i say...ive never used this myself and someone else on the forum may have a better idea how to do what you want.
i will have to do something similar in a project i'll be working on in the coming months so im definitely interested to see if this is feasible.
cheers,
richie
- AndyTester7 years agoNew Contributor
Hi Richie, The send email is exactly that, simply sends an email. I have already received the email my service generates and as such need to access it and click a link from within the body of the email. I'm using Gmail and while there is an API and a guide, as usual its overcomplicated and not detailed in a step by step set up manner, unfortunatley
- groovyguy7 years agoCommunity Hero
You might be able to leverage using a Selenium driver and a groovy script together. I've seen other posts here on the forums about that for testing websites. Other than that, this isn't native functionality of ReadyAPI/SoapUI. You would have to either include a manual test step describing what to do, or look up other posts about using Selenium in groovy.
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