How to import custom groovy script library inside TestCase Teardown

Hi,

 

This is doable.  But, you've not provided much detail or how you're trying to call the class.  So instead, I've made a simple example that does nothing more than log a message.

 

Firstly, Groovy scripts/classes need to be added to the ReadyAPI/SoapUI install folders.  SoapUI scans the scripts folders for new/changed scripts.

 

On my machine, I added these to.... \\\SmartBear\ReadyAPI-3.3.0\bin\scripts\groovyScripts

 

The filename is the name of the class with the .groovy extension.  In this case, I have a file in the above folder named, "MyTearDownClass.groovy".

Below are the contents of that file...

package groovyScripts

class MyTearDownClass {

	def logThePassedInMessge(log, message) {
	
		log.info(message);
		
	}
}

 

The package is important and must match the folder structure below \\\SmartBear\ReadyAPI-3.3.0\bin\scripts\

 

You can see if SoapUI can see and detect changes in your file by making a small change in your file and saving.  Then switch to SoapUI and look at SoapUI Log

 

OK, now go to the Teardown script, my example is below....

tearDownObject = new groovyScripts.MyTearDownClass();

tearDownObject.logThePassedInMessge(log, "Hello from TearDown!");

And by either clicking the Teardown 'go' button or just the test case as a whole, I can see that this works by looking at the Script Log tab....