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Thomas_Fuller
16 years agoOccasional Contributor
Hi Ole,
I've isolated my unit test and the only jars I've included are those for SoapUI, JUnit, and JMock (I'll remove the JMock jars but for the moment they're in the project and I don't suspect this is the problem).
Here are my observations: In one example, the test I have which passes in the SoapUI PRO application is utilising a feature which is only available in the PRO edition (this feature is the datasource). This same test step is not run when I execute the same test in the standard edition SoapUI application (it is essentially ignored), nor does it execute from within JUnit. So I thought the problem is that the license cannot be found when running the test within JUnit. I added the folder that contains my license file and this doesn't seem to help.
What do you think?
Thanks for your help,
Tom
I've isolated my unit test and the only jars I've included are those for SoapUI, JUnit, and JMock (I'll remove the JMock jars but for the moment they're in the project and I don't suspect this is the problem).
Here are my observations: In one example, the test I have which passes in the SoapUI PRO application is utilising a feature which is only available in the PRO edition (this feature is the datasource). This same test step is not run when I execute the same test in the standard edition SoapUI application (it is essentially ignored), nor does it execute from within JUnit. So I thought the problem is that the license cannot be found when running the test within JUnit. I added the folder that contains my license file and this doesn't seem to help.
What do you think?
Thanks for your help,
Tom