MongoDB as a data source for data driven testing

So you already have the data and just want to iterate over it? This is a common thing to want to do.

Add the WSDL or REST resource to your project, and create a Request in the interface definition, and set up the request as a kind of template for the requests you will make in your test. You don't need any TestRequests in your TestCase, just a groovy script.

This code shows how to iterate over your data and make basic assertions against the response.

myRequest = testRunner
 .getTestCase()
 .getProject()
 .getInterfaceByName('SampleServiceSoapBinding')
 .getOperationByName('buy')
 .getRequestByName('Request 1')

assert myRequest.requestContent == '''<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:sam="http://www.soapui.org/sample/">
   <soapenv:Header/>
   <soapenv:Body>
      <sam:buy>
         <sessionid>?</sessionid>
         <buystring>${myVariable}</buystring>
      </sam:buy>
   </soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>'''

testData = [ [in: "A", out: "D"],[in: "B", out: "E"],[in: "C", out: "F"] ]

testData.each { test ->
     
     context.myVariable = test.in
     
     myRequest
      .submit(context, false)
      .getResponse()
      .with { 
      	if (it.contentAsString.contains(test.out)) {
      		log.info("Response for input of ${test.in} contains ${test.out}")
      	} else {
      		log.error("Response for input of ${test.in} did not contain ${test.out}")
      	}
      }
      
}

Notice how the test data for each run is added into the context, and then the context is passed into the call to submit.