[Resolved] Deploying mockservice as war

Hi!

1) No, there are no easy way to pass properties to a deployed MockService. One walk around could be to use global properties defined in the settings.xml file that is used by the MockService and then changing that file prior to launching the MockService in the servlet container.

2) If you fill in the full path for both the war file that you want to generate and the directory in which you want to create an exploded war file in the Deploy As War dialog, it should work.

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Regards

Erik, SmartBear Support

Hi,
Thanks for your response.
I want to deploy this mockserver war along with my application as part of automated tests(So that my main app can talk to this mockserver app).
Iam reading response files which i use in mockserver to send response back.So the idea i had was to pass in the value of this response files directory path through maven property in pom.
Is there any other way to achieve this?

Thanks

Hi,

perhaps you could just set the folder in a system property (from the command-line) and read that in your script with System.getProperty(..) ?

Does that make sense?

regards!

/Ole
SmartBear Software

Hi,
Yes.It does make sense.But i realised that having file directory path harcoded isnt a feasible option as we would have nightmares doing automated deployments and stuff.
So what i did was export soapui war and set it as a maven project and than add these files in src/resources directory so that its accessible under classpath.
So this is my groovy script code.

def httpResponse = mockRequest.httpResponse
def fileInputStream= this.getClass().getClassLoader().getParent().getResourceAsStream(mockServerResponseDir + responseFileName)
httpResponse.setStatus(httpStatusCode)
def length = IOUtils.copy(fileInputStream, httpResponse.getOutputStream())
httpResponse.setContentLength( ( int )length )
httpResponse.setContentType( 'application/json' )
fileInputStream.close()

return new com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.mock.WsdlMockResult(mockRequest)

But this is causing me issues with setting content-type.Somewhere this ContentTypeHandler.getContentTypeFromFilename() method is getting called and the content-type is set to application/octet-stream which is default.Any ideas why its happening like this?

Thanks

Hi,

hmm.. where exactly is this code being run?

regards,

/Ole
SmartBear Software

Hi,
This is being run in the "OnRequest Script" tab of mockserver like how its described below
http://www.soapui.org/Service-Mocking/m ... vices.html


Thanks

Hi,

ok.. and if you call this "resource" from soapUI (using an HTTP TestStep) you get an application/octet-stream content-type!?

/Ole
SmartBear Software

Hi,
Here is the code.
When i did that from HTTP test step i get content type as null.
I think its better if you could set this up locally and try to return a json/or any other file for that matter and see if the content type is being set.
Iam using soapui-pro 4.5.1

Thanks

  <con:onRequestScript>
            import org.apache.commons.lang.StringUtils
            import java.util.logging.Level
            import java.util.logging.Logger
            import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils

            def logger = Logger.getLogger( this.getClass().getName() );
            def queryString = mockRequest.getHttpRequest().getQueryString()
            def testfilesdir = context.expand( '${#Project#testfilesdir}' )
            def httpStatusCode = javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse.SC_OK

            String mockServerResponseDir = "testfilesdir/responsefrommockserver/"

            String responseFileName = "filenotfound";
            if(StringUtils.contains(queryString,"term=PSV")){
            responseFileName = "response.json";
            }else if(StringUtils.contains(queryString,"term=UNKNOWN")){
            responseFileName = "notfound.json";
            httpStatusCode = javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse.SC_NOT_FOUND
            }

            def httpResponse = mockRequest.httpResponse
            def fileInputStream= this.getClass().getClassLoader().getParent().getResourceAsStream(mockServerResponseDir
            + responseFileName)
            httpResponse.setStatus(httpStatusCode)
            def length = IOUtils.copy(fileInputStream, httpResponse.getOutputStream())
            httpResponse.setContentLength( ( int )length )
            httpResponse.setContentType( 'application/json' )
            fileInputStream.close()

            return new com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.mock.WsdlMockResult(mockRequest)

        </con:onRequestScript>

Hi,

You probably need to make sure that the contentType is set before you open for writing.

I.e. move httpResponse.setContentType( 'application/json' ) up higher:

def httpResponse = mockRequest.httpResponse
httpResponse.setContentType( 'application/json' )
def fileInputStream= this.getClass().getClassLoader().getParent().getResourceAsStream(mockServerResponseDir + responseFileName)
httpResponse.setStatus(httpStatusCode)
// contentType needs to be set before this line
def length = IOUtils.copy(fileInputStream, httpResponse.getOutputStream())

Does this work for you?

/ Henrik

Many Thanks.It worked fine.

Regards