Hi,
I'm not quite sure why you'd use SoapUI to automate using Selenium. What would the benefit be?
Hey ChrisAdams ,
I am using ReadyAPI to invoke both Selenium for web application testing and Appium for mobile application testing... It is real handy to stay on one product where we know how to use it effectively without context switching to some other tool to do web and mobile testing. We sort of (do) save on licensing cost for other tools by consolidating those other forms of testing into ReadyAPI. Selenium and Appium frameworks are free and do a great job at testing within ReadyAPI. I cannot tell you how happy I feel when I invoke an API to grab some test data, use that data to invoke a web page that manipulates that data and then finally displays resultant data on a mobile phone (or phone simulator) application that we need to ship out... All within the same ReadyAPI tool (testcase as a matter of fact)... Tack on ReadyAPI Performance and we can load test all of it! 🙂
ThirumalG_0504 , it is a little tricky integrating Selenium with SoapUI 5.5 since SoapUI 5.5 was released so long ago. You should at least be trying with the latest version of SoapUI. Selenium has been through a lot of iterations since SoapUI 5.5 so you are probably encountering some JAR version mismatches. Regardless, it will be a little bit of trial and error getting the configuration right with the free version since JAR version collisions will probably occur.
Regards,
Todd
