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SmartBear_Suppo
Alumni
17 years agoHi subbu,
Groovy runtime (i.e. groovy-all-*.jar) is already bundled with soapUI for providing core Groovy scripting support. You can make additional classes available to Groovy runtime if you place corresponding JARs into ext folder.
COM/ActiveX support provided by Scriptom requires a couple of JARs (scriptom-*.jar and jacob-*.jar) to be installed in ext folder. Since these JARs depend on native (DLL) libraries in order to run, you need to copy Scriptom-*.dll used by Scriptom into working folder, i.e. where soapUI is being run from and that is bin folder.
Please, do let us know if this worked.
As for our other question, please create a separate thread for it so that we do not pollute this thread with unrelated topic(s).
Cheers!
/Nenad Nikolic a.k.a. Shonzilla
Groovy runtime (i.e. groovy-all-*.jar) is already bundled with soapUI for providing core Groovy scripting support. You can make additional classes available to Groovy runtime if you place corresponding JARs into ext folder.
COM/ActiveX support provided by Scriptom requires a couple of JARs (scriptom-*.jar and jacob-*.jar) to be installed in ext folder. Since these JARs depend on native (DLL) libraries in order to run, you need to copy Scriptom-*.dll used by Scriptom into working folder, i.e. where soapUI is being run from and that is bin folder.
Please, do let us know if this worked.
As for our other question, please create a separate thread for it so that we do not pollute this thread with unrelated topic(s).
Cheers!
/Nenad Nikolic a.k.a. Shonzilla