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Pritish_Panda
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9 years ago
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Running a Rest project through Groovy script .

Hi ,   I want to run one Rest project from another project by using groovy Script . How can I run a Rest Project through Groovy script ?   Thanks  Pritish Panda      
  • Pritish_Panda's avatar
    Pritish_Panda
    9 years ago

    Hi All,

     

    I got the solution ,

     

    //get the Backward Project
    def getProjectName=testRunner.getTestCase().getTestSuite().getProject().getWorkspace().getProjectByName(BACKWARD_PROJECT_TAG)

     

    //Execute the Backward Project
    getProjectName.run(new com.eviware.soapui.support.types.StringToObjectMap(), false)

     

     

    Thanks 

    Pritish Panda

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abhayguna
Occasional Contributor

Hi Pritish,

 

You can execute particular test step of another project from your current project. This may help you.

 

testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.getWorkspace().projects[Project name].testSuites[Suite name].testCases[Test case Name].testSteps[Test Step name].run(testRunner, context)

 

 

In addition, you can get the list & refer to the test suites and test cases available in another project. So you can keep the above step in loop and can execute individual tests.

 

Thank you,

Suman

 

Pritish_Panda's avatar
Pritish_Panda
Contributor
9 years ago

Hi Suman ,

  

   I want to execute the project directly. Don't want to execute any Testcase or Teststep .

   

Is there any way to execute the project through groovy script ?

 

 

Thanks 

Pritish 

 

 

    • Pritish_Panda's avatar
      Pritish_Panda
      Contributor
      9 years ago

      Hi Rao,

       

        Object creation will not work in groovy . So 

       

      WsdlProjectPro project = new WsdlProjectPro("SoapUIWorkspace/Sample-soapui-project.xml");

      This is not working in groovy . Is there any other solution ?

       

       

      Thanks

      Pritish Panda 

      • nmrao's avatar
        nmrao
        Champion Level 3
        9 years ago
        What you mentioned is incorrect, did you say that after trying? I believe, not.
        The problem in the above line is that the absolute file path is not provided.