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Kalyan2020's avatar
Kalyan2020
New Contributor
6 years ago

How do I know SOAP UI pro executed on a specific environment?

Hi,   I have set up various test environments test1, test2, test3. However I am not able to find out whether its executed on a specific test environment test1, test2 or test3. I am executing usin...
  • JoostDG's avatar
    JoostDG
    6 years ago

    Hi Kalyan2020,

     

    Perhaps there are other ways, but you could put the below in your project setup/teardown script:

     

    log.info "Project run executed on environment: " + project.activeEnvironment.name

    That way, at the beginning/end of the run you can see your chosen environment name in the log. Should be equal to the one you selected with your -E parameter.

    So --> "Project run executed on environment: test1"

     

    You could write this name to a project property, some reports also log these by doing this:

    def active_environment = project.activeEnvironment.name
    project    .setPropertyValue("active_environment", active_environment)

     

Kalyan2020's avatar
Kalyan2020
New Contributor
6 years ago

HimanshuTayal 

 

Thanks for the response. Yes- I am using the commands from the link you provided, I have mentioned the syntax for the command that used as well in my post.

We can give instruction on which environment to execute the test cases, however my question is how can we confirm that it executed in the specific environment? I would like to see in logs or in any reports? Please advise... 

  • JoostDG's avatar
    JoostDG
    Frequent Contributor
    6 years ago

    Hi Kalyan2020,

     

    Perhaps there are other ways, but you could put the below in your project setup/teardown script:

     

    log.info "Project run executed on environment: " + project.activeEnvironment.name

    That way, at the beginning/end of the run you can see your chosen environment name in the log. Should be equal to the one you selected with your -E parameter.

    So --> "Project run executed on environment: test1"

     

    You could write this name to a project property, some reports also log these by doing this:

    def active_environment = project.activeEnvironment.name
    project    .setPropertyValue("active_environment", active_environment)

     

    • TanyaYatskovska's avatar
      TanyaYatskovska
      SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
      6 years ago

      Thanks for your suggestions, JoostDG, HimanshuTayal.

       

      Kalyan2020, did they help you? If they did, accept the best answer as a solution.

      • Kalyan2020's avatar
        Kalyan2020
        New Contributor
        6 years ago

        JoostDG Tried your solution. I am able to see environment details on the logs. And also able to see the environment it executed on the PDF report.

        HimanshuTayal After trying JoostDG and little bit research on the test runner commands. We can actually get the environment details, end points it connected including JDBC connections can be viewed on the PDF report by using Testrunner commands.