[Resolved]Test Websphere MQ with SoapUI-Groovy

Hi,

You can do a load test in SoapUI Pro after you have configured your request to use a JMS endpoint.
http://www.soapui.org/Getting-Started/load-testing.html

We do have JMS assertions to verify JMS responses.
http://www.soapui.org/JMS/validating-jms-responses.html

As far as verifying messages are in the sending queue using a custom Groovy script, that is outside of scope of support for SoapUI Pro. That may require using WebSphere MQ API depending on what you are trying to do. There maybe some folks in our community that know, or the WebSphere MQ forum.



Regards,
Marcus
SmartBear Support

Hi Marcus,
Thanks for the JMS assertions link info.
I may not explain my question very well. so I try in different way.
I use groovy plug in bcoz need to send text msg (soapui send xml msg) to the queue in WebsphereMQ.
Soapui Pro website( http://www.soapui.org/JMS/working-with-jms-messages.html ) has very good Groovy script(API) to send msgs to one queue and browse queue from it. This is implemented by Hermes for 'ActiveMQ'.
I will do the same thing except for 'IBM WebsphereMQ'. The only thing I can see to be modified in this groovy script is JMSEndpoint info. My question is: whatelse I need to do to make this groovy code work for sending/browsing msg to/from the queue in 'IBM WebsphereMQ'?
Note: I've already created new WMQ session in Hermes. The major reason I try this approach bcoz I see this groovy example in soapui website. I believe this is the least effort I can complete my task. I have no problem to conf/run load test component in Soapui. Please help!
Thanks,
Larry

Hi!

This is a bit out of scope for our support offering, but if you provide the Groovy script you have come up with so far and point out what, in the script, you are having problems with we could have a look and see if we can resolve your issues.

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Regards

Erik
SmartBear Sweden

Hi Erick,
My code works now. I think it was solved by re-install Hermes (standalone version).
Thanks,
Larry