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tjdurden
12 years agoFrequent Contributor
Hi dlizarazo,
If you can, have a think about how you want this to work. In general, it helps to break down the problem into simple language and then you (or I) can start to form a solution.
As mentioned in my previous post, one approach could be to store all external values in an array first, and then iterate through them, but that may not be the most effective approach for you. Out of interest, how many values in the external file are you looking to iterate through, and how is the data arranged (is it in Name-Value pairs, CSV format, or another format)?
Actually handling the file itself (via Groovy) isn't too much of an issue, but it's how you use/need SoapUI to achieve the intended outcome that's important.
Kind regards,
Tim
If you can, have a think about how you want this to work. In general, it helps to break down the problem into simple language and then you (or I) can start to form a solution.
As mentioned in my previous post, one approach could be to store all external values in an array first, and then iterate through them, but that may not be the most effective approach for you. Out of interest, how many values in the external file are you looking to iterate through, and how is the data arranged (is it in Name-Value pairs, CSV format, or another format)?
Actually handling the file itself (via Groovy) isn't too much of an issue, but it's how you use/need SoapUI to achieve the intended outcome that's important.
Kind regards,
Tim
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