soaptiger
12 years agoNew Contributor
JMS Timeout Assertion not validated properly
After adding a Timeout property for a particular value other than 1 ms in the properties, the JMS Timeout Assertion doesn't fail even though the response time was more than the stipulated time.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. View SOAPUI
2. Add a JMS Endpoint to the service and add the soap binding to Testcases
3. Now in the TestRequest Properties pane, enter the Timeout as 10 ms
4. Add JMSTimeout Assertion
5. Now run the test
Expected Result:
If the response time is more than 10 ms, there needs to be a JMS Timeout failed error appearing in the assertions with a failure.
Actual result:
No timeout failure despite getting the response after 10ms.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. View SOAPUI
2. Add a JMS Endpoint to the service and add the soap binding to Testcases
3. Now in the TestRequest Properties pane, enter the Timeout as 10 ms
4. Add JMSTimeout Assertion
5. Now run the test
Expected Result:
If the response time is more than 10 ms, there needs to be a JMS Timeout failed error appearing in the assertions with a failure.
Actual result:
No timeout failure despite getting the response after 10ms.