Build SoapUI Project files with Java
My development team is wanting me to look into building project files dynamically using Java so that we can halt maintenance on our test harness and begin using SoapUI as a back end for a UI based sys...
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Figured I would update this since I have discovered some methods that may be useful for others.
You can import SoapUI functionality directly into a java project by following the steps here:
http://www.soapui.org/Developers-Corner/integrating-with-soapui.html
They are extremely vague and generic and does not describe much at all so let me explain a bit further and in detail, and that script there will not work as it seems to be outdated a bit. For this to work you have to have the soapui-4.5.1.jar file (easy to get, google it), also your going to need the soapui-xmlbeans-4.5.1.jar file. The rest of the imports can be found in your lib folder of your SoapUI install (much much easier than finding all of those libraries on the interwebs like I was doing originally).
This gives you what seems to essentially be nearly all of the SoapUI functionality within a java script. Now time to start creating projects with it. If anyone is interested in it please post here and I will try and create a java project that is a bit more generic and not designed specifically for my company's use in order to be able to distribute.
You can import SoapUI functionality directly into a java project by following the steps here:
http://www.soapui.org/Developers-Corner/integrating-with-soapui.html
They are extremely vague and generic and does not describe much at all so let me explain a bit further and in detail, and that script there will not work as it seems to be outdated a bit. For this to work you have to have the soapui-4.5.1.jar file (easy to get, google it), also your going to need the soapui-xmlbeans-4.5.1.jar file. The rest of the imports can be found in your lib folder of your SoapUI install (much much easier than finding all of those libraries on the interwebs like I was doing originally).
This gives you what seems to essentially be nearly all of the SoapUI functionality within a java script. Now time to start creating projects with it. If anyone is interested in it please post here and I will try and create a java project that is a bit more generic and not designed specifically for my company's use in order to be able to distribute.
