Attached you can find my solution to the problem.
It is a JavaSript function implemetation of HTTP web request with fully customizable parameters and the call of function with needed parameters for this teststep.
I don't think this is feasible through SoapUI to add a custom header to an attachment. Also, I see the 3rd part of the multipart request is a word document, which is converted to a binary stream. As a work around, I would suggest you to manually edit the request passed by SoapUI through some web debugger tools like Fiddler, HTTP Watch, Burp Suite etc., and add the header (Content-MD5: EFV8OUymEQRJLoppzOjQ1w==) manually using the "Recompose" options,
Fiddler integration with SoapUI - Reference - http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/249303/Testing-and-Monitoring-WCF-Service-using-soapUI-an
Thanks,
Samy
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No problem, I already solved it with a GroovyScript/JavaScript teststep ;)
Edit:
If anybody wants an example, just reply here and I will post it.
It would be great, if you post the solution here! :)
Thanks,
Samy
Attached you can find my solution to the problem.
It is a JavaSript function implemetation of HTTP web request with fully customizable parameters and the call of function with needed parameters for this teststep.
HI,
i have a similar problem with call of SAP S/4 Hana Cloud API; the biggest doubt is on the correct syntax of the batch call. Attached to this post the request I am using for the batch call.
How can I POST correctly using your javascript?
Hello
This was a long time ago...
Unfortunately I am not using the SoapUI tool anymore and my own script tells me almost nothing :-/
But what I see from your request, only the request body is different from mine so you can try to change the part tagged with comment
MAIN PART OF SCRIPT STARTS HERE.
You have to build your own request body there using
body.append(...)
calls
