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fmisa
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14 years ago

SoapUI PlugIns - instead of Groovy

Hi SoapUI powerusers...
Is there a way I can use Java PlugIns (or at least java beanshell) instead of Groovy ?

I'd like - when a MockService is invoked - to pass the request to a Java Plugin (or java beanshell script) - and have this custom code formulate the response; read filesystem or perhaps even make a JDBC/database connection.

I've read the documentation and tried creating my own plugins - but these ONLY seem to extend the SoapUI UserInterface only !
That's great... but I'd like to use Java to extend - not only the SoapUI UI - but also customize how requests/responses are handled by MockServices...

ANY links, pointers to documentation on this subject would be greatly appreciated.

Hope someone here can help...

Thanks
Frank

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    fmisa
    New Contributor
    14 years ago
    If the answer is RTFM... than please forward reference.
    I've looked and cannot find.
    I can't believe that "Groovy" is the only way I can extend SoapUI processing of requests and formulation of responses.
    Surely, there is a JavaPlugin mechanism that goes beyond just hooking into UIEvents ?
    I want to use JavaPlugins to customize SoapUI processing of requests and sending messages.

    Any thoughts - would be greatly appreciated....

    Thanks
    Frank