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at062084
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6 years ago

readyapi 3.0 testrunner.sh: Startup sequence

I'm executing a single testcase from a SoapUI project with testrunner.sh using the -s and -c arguments. While the actual soap test request only takes a few ms to complete, testrunner.sh startup and ...
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at062084
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Presumably loading of the readyapi 3 load and security modules  (not included in soapui pro) adds to startup time.

-> So question is these modules can be disabled somehow

-> preferred option would be a new feature to pass a list of Projects/Suites/Cases to testrunner.sh

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    at062084
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    6 years ago

    From what i understand:

     

    - The TestEngine curl client needs to have the soapui project file plus any required files packed into a zip, that is created by export from the gui

    --> we've got quit a few projects, so rerunning the export on each update is not really an option

     

    - The TestEngine jenkins plugin allows to specify one project, testsuite and testcase

    --> we need to run TestCases from several/many projects, so not really an option either

     

    What would be more usefull is to have the TestEngine server access the Git repo that holds all the soapui projects, check these out, and then wait for instructions (curl requests) which project/testsuite/testcase to execute.

     

    Our automation setup loops over a list of projects, testsuites and testcases (csv file), calls testrunner for each, creates JUnit style reports,  parses the <TestSuite>-<TestCase>-<TestStep>.*.txt result files for status, response time and error message into a csv file, runs statistical analysis and publishes results to Confluence.