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You kinda lost me when you mentioned concurrency with a single user.
For performance related testing:
Pacing achieves 'load'
Think time.achieves 'concurrency'
But ive only ever come across the concept of concurrency with >1 virtual user.
Can you just expand your description to clarify? This will help people understand your issue.
Ta
Rich
- ChrisAdams4 years agoChampion Level 3
Hi,
As with richie , you lost me with "concurrency with a single use".
With concurrency, you're describing a load test where by multiple virtual users run some same test at the same time to see how the API under test performs under load. I tend to use JMeter for load tests (sorry SmartBear). I've used SoapUI load tests in the past, but they didn't have the flexibility I needed. I have not tried Load Testing in Ready API as I don't have the license, so I cannot comment.
Taking concurrency out of the question, I'd interpret this as...."I have a really good test, but I want to run it many times but pass in different values to the web request each time. I do not want to copy this test 100 hundred times with a different value. For example, searching for customers, I want to use the same test but pass in a different customer each time from a list.". If this is the case, and I suspect it is, then you are asking about Functional Tests (aka Data-Driven Tests). See Link. I've mentioned this before, but this IMHO is the standout feature of ReadyAPI.
However, this functionality is only exposed to Pro or licensed users. This functionality is hidden in the Open Source version. But you can achieve the same using Groovy scripts. There have been solutions for this on this forum as well as StackOverflow.
- chaitanya5094 years agoOccasional Contributor
Thanks richie , ChrisAdams
My Bad, I mean i want a setup that should test the Web service with a user with a unique set of data in concurrency,
for instance below is the example
USER1 ---> DATA1
USER2 ---> DATA2
USER3 ---> DATA3
USER4 ---> DATA4
USER5 ---> DATA5
:
:
:
USERN ---> DATAN
Is this possible with SOAP UI free version ?
- ChrisAdams4 years agoChampion Level 3
Hi,
This is what I would call a load test. I don't believe the free version does this. You need the Pro licensed version or another application.
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