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chiel78
11 years agoNew Contributor
You can also run mockservicerunner.bat with only one argument, the soap-ui-project-name.xml
It will then run all the Mockservices within that project by default.
e.g.
See code: http://massapi.com/source/soapui-4.0.0/ ... .java.html
Tip:
If your Mockservices are spread out over different projects, you can simply clone Mockservice from one project to another.
To do this, open SoapUI application > right-click on MockService within a project > select clone.
SoapUI will present you with option to clone to another existing project, just go with the other default options and voila you have one project with different MockServices.
It will then run all the Mockservices within that project by default.
e.g.
mockservicerunner.bat -p"8088" C:\development\soapuiMockservice\soapui-project-name-containing-multiple-mockservices.xml
See code: http://massapi.com/source/soapui-4.0.0/ ... .java.html
Tip:
If your Mockservices are spread out over different projects, you can simply clone Mockservice from one project to another.
To do this, open SoapUI application > right-click on MockService within a project > select clone.
SoapUI will present you with option to clone to another existing project, just go with the other default options and voila you have one project with different MockServices.
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