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Rakesh15
Occasional Contributor
Hi Richie,
I am using Soap 5.5. As I mentioned, I have couple of Delay Statements which will not generate response, when I save the Test Suite I don't want to save these
Thank's for look into this issue
richie
4 years agoCommunity Hero
Hey Rakesh15,
Delay steps are none executable like Property steps, so youre losing me a bit as to whats the problem.
Also you say youre "saving the testsuite", but im failing to understand how youre saving the testsuite which then creates zero byte files. If i make a change to a testsuite and then click "save" to persist those changes, this doesnt create a file which contains the response.
Hence thr reason i asked what is actually occurring?
Can you please clarify what objects you have in a testcase and testsuite?
What you actually mean by "saving the testsuite"?
What youre doing to try and save the response in a file?
What responses are being saved? Executable steps are worth saving the reaponses? But there is no response from a nonexecutable step, so the response isnt worth saving. Im guessing youre doing something to save the responses from your test steps and as a Delay doesnt hve a response thats why youre gettimg zero byte files, BUT! there are many different ways to save responses and how youre doing it is, im guessing the cause of the zerobyte files.
Ta
Rich
Delay steps are none executable like Property steps, so youre losing me a bit as to whats the problem.
Also you say youre "saving the testsuite", but im failing to understand how youre saving the testsuite which then creates zero byte files. If i make a change to a testsuite and then click "save" to persist those changes, this doesnt create a file which contains the response.
Hence thr reason i asked what is actually occurring?
Can you please clarify what objects you have in a testcase and testsuite?
What you actually mean by "saving the testsuite"?
What youre doing to try and save the response in a file?
What responses are being saved? Executable steps are worth saving the reaponses? But there is no response from a nonexecutable step, so the response isnt worth saving. Im guessing youre doing something to save the responses from your test steps and as a Delay doesnt hve a response thats why youre gettimg zero byte files, BUT! there are many different ways to save responses and how youre doing it is, im guessing the cause of the zerobyte files.
Ta
Rich
- Rakesh154 years agoOccasional Contributor
I have Test Suite something like below
TestSuite1
a. Add
Delay1
b. Update
Delay2
c. Delete
d. Savetofile (This will save all the above request and response to a xml)
I would like to save only Add, Delete, Update and not Delay 1 & 2
- richie4 years agoCommunity HeroHey Rakesh15,
The "save to file" step. What are you using to do this? Groovyscript? Some other method? Thats the bit the forum members need to know to be able to answer your question.
If you use the "Dump File" attribute (which is only available on the executable steps.....its an "TestRequest Property" available (bottom left corner of the Navigator), this means you wont be savinf responses for the Delay steps.
Ta
Rich- Rakesh154 years agoOccasional Contributor
I am using the SOAP UI, but REST services. I don't see the option 'TestRequest Property'
Can you pl share more info on this
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