Calling SOAP UI from TestComplete

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Hi,&nbsp;We have some SOAP UI requests that we call from within TestComplete via the&nbsp;ReadyAPI1.Test1.Execute()&nbsp;&nbsp;mechanism.I can see that the ready API Editor overrides page allows me to specify a different host to that specified in SOAP UI request.Is there a way that I can use a project variable here&nbsp; to set the host via my tests scripts?I have tried setting a project variable to my server name and then entering the project variable in the host field but it doesn't like it.Any ideas how I can run the same&nbsp; SOAP requests on different servers - via testscripts?&nbsp;&nbsp;

kitt · Answer

I would suggest reviewing the TestComplete doc for the ReadyAPI Test Editor - specifically Overrides and Properties:&nbsp;https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/working-with/integration/ready-api/editor/index.html&nbsp;&nbsp;You can set a Project.Variable as a project property to use in your API test. And although the docs don't explicitly explain how to pass the variable at runtime - I believe they cover it in the SmartBear Academy video somewhere.&nbsp;You can try creating and setting a new Project.Variables.hostName &gt; setting this as a project property in the API test editor &gt; and using the following as the Host in your Overrides:&nbsp;${#Project#hostName}^^^ here's a post about it that may be helpful [here]

sabiha · Answer

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll take a look at the articles and see if I can find the SmartBear video.&nbsp;In the meantime, I have managed to work around it by creating a routine that calls my tests using command line calls to testrunner.bat where I can pass in host name etc as parameters

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