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nmrao
4 years agoChampion Level 3
I believe any one looks for the simple way to run the tests. Hope you agree this.
SoapUI provides a utility, testrunner.bat (.sh) under SOAPUI_HOME/bin directory.
If you open that file in a text file, you can see it is calling a Java class.
So I would suggest to execute your project using this command line. This is more optimum than opening an eclipse (which itself need lot of memory) and create a project, write code to execute the SoapUI project. To do this one needs to be expert/ familiar in eclipse tool.
Why to spend this much of efforts, which aren't required, while the simple command would do the same job?
Of course, it is not that it is possible.
SoapUI provides a utility, testrunner.bat (.sh) under SOAPUI_HOME/bin directory.
If you open that file in a text file, you can see it is calling a Java class.
So I would suggest to execute your project using this command line. This is more optimum than opening an eclipse (which itself need lot of memory) and create a project, write code to execute the SoapUI project. To do this one needs to be expert/ familiar in eclipse tool.
Why to spend this much of efforts, which aren't required, while the simple command would do the same job?
Of course, it is not that it is possible.
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