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SmartBear_Suppo
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16 years agoHi Vijay,
Some answers:
1) in your tearDown script you can access the testRunner.results array, which holds a TestStepResult object for each executed TestStep during the execution of the TestCase. This contains errors, request/response messages, etc.. Maybe you could use that as a basis for the information to write to your test mgmt tool?
2) what if you select the "Discard OK Results" option in the TestCase options for the testcase? (Otherwise soapUI saves all sent and received attachments in memory for you to look at.. ) Also be sure to run the garbage collection (by right-clicking in the memory monitor and selecting Run GC) before you evaluate memory usage, since the JVM won't reclaim released memory until garbage collection is run (it runs automatically every 60 secds)
Hope this helps!
regards,
/Ole
eviware.com
Some answers:
1) in your tearDown script you can access the testRunner.results array, which holds a TestStepResult object for each executed TestStep during the execution of the TestCase. This contains errors, request/response messages, etc.. Maybe you could use that as a basis for the information to write to your test mgmt tool?
2) what if you select the "Discard OK Results" option in the TestCase options for the testcase? (Otherwise soapUI saves all sent and received attachments in memory for you to look at.. ) Also be sure to run the garbage collection (by right-clicking in the memory monitor and selecting Run GC) before you evaluate memory usage, since the JVM won't reclaim released memory until garbage collection is run (it runs automatically every 60 secds)
Hope this helps!
regards,
/Ole
eviware.com