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17 years agoHi Olli,
Have you tested the sample project that is included in the soapUI installation.
It was created with the real business environ case in mind.
It has 4 reasonably lifelike requests; log in, (product)search, buy, and log out. The sample project shows what probably is the most common need; log in and use the session id in the response as a parameter in the next request. The sample project also includes some common ways of validating your tests.
It alls seems fine and dandy, doesn't it? Well, it has two drawback:
1) It's small, just four requests
2) It does not run against a real Web Service out there on the Internets, instead it will run against a local MockService. A MockService is something very lifelike, but it would be nice to have it against a Public Web Service.
Check out the tutorial here:
http://www.soapui.org/gettingstarted/sa ... oject.html.
The sample project itself is installed in the soapUI Installation directory (from 2.5 in the tutorials folder with a sample REST project).
Try it and see if it works for you!
/niclas
eviware.com
Have you tested the sample project that is included in the soapUI installation.
It was created with the real business environ case in mind.
It has 4 reasonably lifelike requests; log in, (product)search, buy, and log out. The sample project shows what probably is the most common need; log in and use the session id in the response as a parameter in the next request. The sample project also includes some common ways of validating your tests.
It alls seems fine and dandy, doesn't it? Well, it has two drawback:
1) It's small, just four requests
2) It does not run against a real Web Service out there on the Internets, instead it will run against a local MockService. A MockService is something very lifelike, but it would be nice to have it against a Public Web Service.
Check out the tutorial here:
http://www.soapui.org/gettingstarted/sa ... oject.html.
The sample project itself is installed in the soapUI Installation directory (from 2.5 in the tutorials folder with a sample REST project).
Try it and see if it works for you!
/niclas
eviware.com