Hi, you can use
project.interfaces["Some Interface"].getEndpoints()
Depending on where you run the script, to get project you might need to use
context.getTestCase().getProject()
or similar.
Hi, you can use
project.interfaces["Some Interface"].getEndpoints()
Depending on where you run the script, to get project you might need to use
context.getTestCase().getProject()
or similar.
Hi Thx for the Reply.
It was really helpful thx
Can somebody explain how the project.interface List works or were i can find documentation for ist?
The method is WsdlProject.getInterfaces().In Groovy, you can call that method (or any other get... method) as if it were a property by just dropping the get and the brackets, and dropping the first capital letter.
It returns a Map that maps the Interface name to the actual interface.
An Interface holds details about a service, like the WSDL and the endpoints. REST services have Interfaces too. These items are the first level below a Project in the UI.
