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boncwik
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Multiple SOAP requests, increasing one parameter

Hi All,

At first, apologize if this is a wrong place for this question and if that question has already been asked.

I'm a new SOAP user and have to run hundreds of SOAP requests, like that one below:

<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xmii="http://www.sap.com/xMII">
<soapenv:Header/>
<soapenv:Body>
<xmii:XacuteRequest>
<xmii:InputParams>
<xmii:DateStarted>2020-03-26T07:00:00.000</xmii:DateStarted>
<xmii:ExpiryTime>2021-03-26T07:00:00.000</xmii:ExpiryTime>
<xmii:Item>Material1</xmii:Item>
<xmii:Quantity>1</xmii:Quantity>
<xmii:Resource>Machine1</xmii:Resource>
<xmii:Sfc>TEST000001</xmii:Sfc>
<xmii:ShopOrder>1234567890</xmii:ShopOrder>
<xmii:UserId>QW1234</xmii:UserId>
</xmii:InputParams>
</xmii:XacuteRequest>
</soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>

Each time I run the request I have to just increase SFC parameter with "+1". So with the second call I will send TEST000002, with the third it will be TEST000003 and so on...

I assume that I could create a test case which will do that job very quickly but I don't knwo how, I'm a dumb :)

Can someone help me creating a test case for that or maybe there is an another solution?

Thanks in advance.

SOAP

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      boncwik
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      5 years ago
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      Hello nmrao,

       

      Apologize for a late reply, I was too busy recently.

      In fact I didn't checked yet your solution but I was managed (with a help of my friend) to solve my issue.

      So, I will just describe how we solve it and maybe someone could use it in the future:

       

      1. I create a new TestSuite (called Loop) and a new TestCase (called test1) under the project:

       

      2. Inside the TestCase we define 2 steps:

       

      3. In Request1 in put a SOAP call from my first email but I replace:

      <xmii:Sfc>TEST000001</xmii:Sfc>

      With the property, which I declare in point 4:

      <xmii:Sfc>${#TestCase#sfc}</xmii:Sfc>

       

      4. Next we define couple of properties:

       

      5. In loop step we put a code:

      def prefix = context.expand( '${#TestCase#prefix}' );
def step = context.expand( '${#TestCase#step}' );
def limit = context.expand( '${#TestCase#limit}' ).toInteger();
step = step.toInteger() + 1;

if (step <= limit) {
testRunner.testCase.setPropertyValue("step", step.toString());
testRunner.testCase.setPropertyValue("sfc", prefix+step.toString());
log.info "step: " + step;
testRunner.gotoStepByName("Request1");
}

       

      Now, playing with the step, sfc and limit values I was able to execute exactly what I needed  :)

      • sonya_m's avatar
        sonya_m
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        5 years ago
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        boncwik glad to hear that! thank you for sharing the solution with us!

         

        Thank you for helping nmrao, always great to have multiple options to try and solve an issue.