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luca84
New Contributor
9 years ago

I whould like to run a test with 10 soap request. I need a parameter to change on each request.

Goodmorning , I need to run a test with 10 soap request. I need a parameter to change on each request. I whould like to know the easiest way to do that.   Thanks Luca
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    luca84
    9 years ago
     

    Hi rupert anderson,

    thanks for your reply :)

    I found a solution this morning (using groovy script), but I'll have a look at your article and blog :)

     

    I created a property step called Prop and a property called Incremento with value 1;

    then I created a Groovy step with this script :

    def Incremento = testRunner.testCase.getTestStepByName("Prop").getPropertyValue("Incremento");//context.expand( '${#TestCase#Incremento}' );
Incremento = Incremento.toInteger() + 1;

//log.info(" prova "+Incremento);
if (Incremento <= 10) {
testRunner.testCase.getTestStepByName("Prop").setPropertyValue( "Incremento", Incremento.toString() );

log.info "Incremento: "+Incremento;
testRunner.gotoStepByName("insert - Request 1"); 
}

    and I've created the insert - Request 1 step, in witch I use property Incremento like this : SOAP UI TEST->${Prop#Incremento}.

     

     

    Thanks to evryone!

     

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luca84
New Contributor
9 years ago

Hi Rao,

thank you for the reply.

The link you gave me can reply to the second part of my question, but I was unclear because I whould like to write that I need a pamarmter to increment on each request (not a random number, but an increasing one).

 

 

Thanks

Luca

    • luca84's avatar
      luca84
      New Contributor
      9 years ago
       

      Hi rupert anderson,

      thanks for your reply :)

      I found a solution this morning (using groovy script), but I'll have a look at your article and blog :)

       

      I created a property step called Prop and a property called Incremento with value 1;

      then I created a Groovy step with this script :

      def Incremento = testRunner.testCase.getTestStepByName("Prop").getPropertyValue("Incremento");//context.expand( '${#TestCase#Incremento}' );
Incremento = Incremento.toInteger() + 1;

//log.info(" prova "+Incremento);
if (Incremento <= 10) {
testRunner.testCase.getTestStepByName("Prop").setPropertyValue( "Incremento", Incremento.toString() );

log.info "Incremento: "+Incremento;
testRunner.gotoStepByName("insert - Request 1"); 
}

      and I've created the insert - Request 1 step, in witch I use property Incremento like this : SOAP UI TEST->${Prop#Incremento}.

       

       

      Thanks to evryone!

       

      • rupert_anderson's avatar
        rupert_anderson
        Valued Contributor
        9 years ago

        No problem, your approach will certainly work too - although its scope is less global (i.e. just within that TestCase) and storing the counter in a TestCase property can show concurrency issues if you run your TestCase using a multi-threaded load test.

         

        Thanks for taking the time to share the solution back :-)