Reponses Not Sent By Mock Service
Summary:
The XML response is not being sent from the mock service after receiving a request from a web app, but the XML response is sent when the same request is sent from within SoapUI.
Details:
A mock service was created with over 300 responses. Different responses are scripted to be sent when certain criteria are met in requests. Each and every response was tested using test requests within SoapUI, and each response is sent correctly. The reponse and request are correct in the message viewer, and there is a "Got Response" entry in the SoapUI log.
SoapUI does not send responses to all requests sent from a web app configured to send requests to the mock service. All requests are received by the mock service and are displayed in the message log.
For responses that are sent, there is a "Got Response" entry in the SoapUI log and the reponse and request are correct in the message viewer.
For responses that are NOT sent, there is no "Got Response" entry is the SoapUI log and in the message viewer, the raw and xml tabs on the Request tab displays the request. On the Response tab, the raw tab displays the response, but the XML tab is blank. There are no errors in the error log.
When I copy the XML into a new request and send it from SoapUI on one compute to another, the response is sent correctly. There is a "Got Response" entry in the SoapUI log and the reponse and request are correct in the message viewer.
Additional Information:
These responses that are not being sent to the web app were previously successfully sent and received by the web app.
The problem persists even after restarting the mock service, SoapUI and the computer.
The problem persists after deleting the response and creating a new one to replace it.
New responses created after this problem occurs also inherit this behaviour.
Responses are always correctly sent when received from within the SoapUI instance or from SoapUI on another system.
System Information:
OSX 10.6.8 (64-bit)
iMac, 3.06 Intel Core 2 Duo, 4GB RAM
SoapUI 3.6.1
Java 1.6.0_31
The XML response is not being sent from the mock service after receiving a request from a web app, but the XML response is sent when the same request is sent from within SoapUI.
Details:
A mock service was created with over 300 responses. Different responses are scripted to be sent when certain criteria are met in requests. Each and every response was tested using test requests within SoapUI, and each response is sent correctly. The reponse and request are correct in the message viewer, and there is a "Got Response" entry in the SoapUI log.
SoapUI does not send responses to all requests sent from a web app configured to send requests to the mock service. All requests are received by the mock service and are displayed in the message log.
For responses that are sent, there is a "Got Response" entry in the SoapUI log and the reponse and request are correct in the message viewer.
For responses that are NOT sent, there is no "Got Response" entry is the SoapUI log and in the message viewer, the raw and xml tabs on the Request tab displays the request. On the Response tab, the raw tab displays the response, but the XML tab is blank. There are no errors in the error log.
When I copy the XML into a new request and send it from SoapUI on one compute to another, the response is sent correctly. There is a "Got Response" entry in the SoapUI log and the reponse and request are correct in the message viewer.
Additional Information:
These responses that are not being sent to the web app were previously successfully sent and received by the web app.
The problem persists even after restarting the mock service, SoapUI and the computer.
The problem persists after deleting the response and creating a new one to replace it.
New responses created after this problem occurs also inherit this behaviour.
Responses are always correctly sent when received from within the SoapUI instance or from SoapUI on another system.
System Information:
OSX 10.6.8 (64-bit)
iMac, 3.06 Intel Core 2 Duo, 4GB RAM
SoapUI 3.6.1
Java 1.6.0_31