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AndiKoll
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14 years ago

refactoring of WSDL

Hello, we have to refactor some projects because of changed WSDL definitions. Using the refactoring feature of SoapUI some questions popped up. We got the screen with the graphical presentation...
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SmartBear_Suppo
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14 years ago
Hi,

Unfortunately the refactoring functionality does not currently support moving of elements up/down the document structure - I'll add a feature request for this internally.

Regarding the loss of request/response definitions - this sounds like a bug - could you provide us with a sample project and WSDL to refactor from so we can try to reproduce?

thanks!

/Ole
SmartBear Software
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ecsmmek
Occasional Contributor
11 years ago

Hello Ole,

 

It has been a while since you posted this reply.

 

Has there been any progress in the support of refactoring where elements have been moved up/down the document structure?

 

Currently running Ready! API version 1.2.2 and I feel this might become an issue for us in the near future if it is not improved.

 

Best regards

Mathias

 

 

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    sqetransunion
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    11 years ago

    This has been a major struggle several times for our organization. We requested this about 1.5 years ago and were basically told they were not going to support this. Which is sad because this costs our organization quite a bit of money to fix when a WSDL definition changes. That said it is like pulling teeth to get SmartBear to actually fix something in a timely manner. It is equally difficult to get your fixes in something other than a nightly or SNAPSHOT build. I have been waiting several months for features they fixed in a build they gave me to actually be released to the public. It could have went in 1.2.1 or 1.2.2 but did it? Nope. They said 1.3 but would not tell me when that is going to be released. Well today is finally the day it is released. We shall see if my fixes are in there.

     

    Moral of the story. Don't hold your breath.