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waynemmn
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10 years ago
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I think I need to copy an entire Service End Point.

Hello, I am in a bit of a quandary and I cannot figure out how to handle.   I will try to explain.   I have a large suite of tests that basically use one Service End Point call it Customer Graph. ...
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    waynemmn
    10 years ago

    within 1 test I need to cross endpoints. 

     

    So I need access to both endpoints simultaneously. 

     

     

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nmrao
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10 years ago
Multiple domains meaning as in abc.example.com and xyz.example.com?
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    waynemmn
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    10 years ago

    yep

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    waynemmn
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    10 years ago

    and all the rest of the URL would be the same. 

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      nmrao
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      10 years ago
      In my opinion, you should not be copying in this case.

      At the service level, set the end point first domain and run the tests. Similarly you can do the same for 2nd domain.

      When you send the endpoint, there is assign button to set all the requests and test steps.

      Also you can set the end point while running from command line with out modifying the project each time you want to change the domain to test against.

      See the command line options for testrunner for more details.
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        waynemmn
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        10 years ago

        within 1 test I need to cross endpoints. 

         

        So I need access to both endpoints simultaneously.