Forum Discussion
SmartBear_Suppo
Alumni
15 years agoHi,
The time reported is the total time for the entire TestCase, so with a loop this is for all 10 iterations. You can configure the soapUI Runner to output messages for individual TestSteps as well (click on the wrench icon and change the Output Level). This will make the runner output multiple messages for each run of the TestCase, one for each TestStep (either for all or just requests) and one for the TestCase.
If you do not want the entire loop to run each time, but just use a single value, this can also be done. To do this, disable the DataSourceLoop TestStep in soapUI, and make sure the "Shared" checkbox in the DataSource settings is checked (otherwise you'll get the first value over and over each time).
Regards,
Dain
eviware.com
The time reported is the total time for the entire TestCase, so with a loop this is for all 10 iterations. You can configure the soapUI Runner to output messages for individual TestSteps as well (click on the wrench icon and change the Output Level). This will make the runner output multiple messages for each run of the TestCase, one for each TestStep (either for all or just requests) and one for the TestCase.
If you do not want the entire loop to run each time, but just use a single value, this can also be done. To do this, disable the DataSourceLoop TestStep in soapUI, and make sure the "Shared" checkbox in the DataSource settings is checked (otherwise you'll get the first value over and over each time).
Regards,
Dain
eviware.com