Update definition with active environment

Hi ancm,

I've checked your code. When you define the following in your code:

def url = iface.definition 

you get the WSDL URL. Please see the screenshot:

As nmrao  said this URL doesn't depend on an environment. This URL is defined on a service level.

If you need to update the definition based on the currently selected environment, you need to change the "url" value in your code before doing this:

iface.updateDefinition( url, false)

Now, you're using the same URL.

You can get the Endpoint of the active environment with this code:

project.getActiveEnvironment().getSoapServiceByName("Test_serviceSoap").getEndpoint().getConfig().getStringValue()

Note: don't forget to change the Test_serviceSoap value in the script to your actual Service name:

Hi ancm,

This might not be fully correspond to what you are trying to do, but perhaps it might help you in one way or the other to guide you in some direction...

I have some urls that I want to adapt depending on the environment I currently am running. For that I run following line of code in a groovy test step:

def url = new Urls(testRunner).GetEnvUrl()
testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.setPropertyValue("url", url)

The first line is a link to my script library that does this:

import com.eviware.soapui.model.testsuite.TestRunner

public class Urls
{
    // Properties
    def testRunner;
   
    // Constructor
    Urls(TestRunner testRunner)
    {
      this.testRunner = testRunner;
    }
	
   // Methods
    def GetEnvUrl() 
	{
        def env = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.activeEnvironment.name
        def url
		switch (env) {
			case "DEV_AZ":
				url = "https://mydesiredurl.azurewebsites.net/api/v1/"
				break;
			case "TEST_AZ":
				url = "https://api.testaz.mydesiredurl.com/api/v1/"
				break
			case "BETA_AZ":
				url = "https://api.betaaz.mydesiredurl.com/api/v1/"
				break;	
			case "TNI_AZ":
				url = "https://api.tniaz.mydesiredurl.com/api/v1/"
				break;	
			case "DEV":
				url = "https://api.dev.mydesiredurl.com/api/v1/"
				break;
			case "TEST":
				url = "https://test.api.mydesiredurl.com/api/v1/"
				break;			
			case "BETA":
				url = "https://beta.api.mydesiredurl.com/api/v1/"
				break;			
			case "TNI":
				url = "https://tni.api.mydesiredurl.com/api/v1/"
				break;	
			case "STAGING":
				url = "https://staging.api.mydesiredurl.com/api/v1/"
				break;		
			case "PROD":
				url = "https://prod.api.mydesiredurl.com/api/v1/"
				break;	
		}
		return url;
	}
}

I can now re-use this "url" (either directly in the same script or by using the context.expand from the project property "url") to define dynamicly some of the properties I use to assert against. For instance:

def agentid = context.expand( '${agent#Response#$[\'member\'][0][\'agentId\']}' )
testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.setPropertyValue ("agentidurl",url+"org/"+agentid)

So if I am running BETA I will get : "https://beta.api.mydesiredurl.com/api/v1/org/agendtid123", if I am running TNI "https://tni.api.mydesiredurl.com/api/v1/org/agendtid123" etc. For each environment I run my tests, my assertions will validate against the correct agintid expected value.

I now remember that I wanted to execute a JSON Schema Compliance assertion depending on the environment (as by default, this is an environment depending check). I can make this schema url dynamic by doing this:

testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.setPropertyValue("swaggerSchameUrl",url+"swagger/v1/swagger.json")

But currently this assertion check (see below screen from v SOAPui PRO 2.5) does not allow to be build dynamicly. Perhaps there is some way to convert this JSON Schema Compliance assertion into a groovy script, but I haven't delved into that any deeper (and probably would not help your problem very much).