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chuddy12345
New Contributor
11 years ago

How to log requests in a mock service

Hi there, I have created a mock REST web service which will listen for requests. I am using SoapUI 5.0.0. When I open up the mock service I start it and can see the "knight Rider" progress ba...
  • atulb's avatar
    atulb
    9 years ago

    It's possible to log request by using "OnRequest Script" option in Mock Service Editor (I am using version 5.2.1)

     

    Put following code in above option and the request content should be visible in "Script Log"

     

    log.info(mockRequest.getRequestContent())
JHunt's avatar
JHunt
Community Hero
7 years ago

They are the same. It's groovy syntax.

 

If a method name starts with 'get' and takes no parameters, then you can reference that method as if it were a property:

 

 

this.getThing() == this.thing

this.getThing(a)

// this.thing(a) -- not allowed...
                 -- ... but this.things[a] is possible with some classes

 

 

Parentheses can be omitted for parameters when calling at the top level:

 

 

log.info("Hello world")

log.info "Hello world"

log.info getThing(a)

getThing a

getThing(a,b)

getThing a, b

//log.info getThing a -- doesn't work