Calling Another Test Step Groovy script into another Test Case using Groovy.
Hi Team
I have a scenario I need to call a Groovy script test script into another Groovy script. Both are in the different test cases.
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Below are the Script I have used, It is executing but not updating the endpoints.
def stage1 = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.getPropertyValue( "STAGE1" );
def testcases = testRunner.getTestCase()//Environment Selection Staging 1
testcases.each {
testcase ->
def teststeps = testcase.getTestStepList()
teststeps.each { teststep ->
teststep.setPropertyValue('Endpoint',stage1)
}
}def testing = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.getTestSuiteByName("Logging Availability_STAGE").getTestCaseByName("INFO_ESBLOGS_STAGE").getTestStepByName("Staging1")
testing.run(testRunner, context)I'm not sure how you can run individual test steps, but can I suggest that if you want to create reusable functionality you create you create it as TestCases, this way you can use the provided Run TestCase Test Step functionality. I go into a lot more detail of creating reusable functionality in the following two posts;
https://community.smartbear.com/t5/SoapUI-Pro/How-to-loop-Test-Suites-or-Test-Cases/m-p/144035
Alternatively you if it is just Groovy code you want to run from multiple locations, you can move this into a Groovy script library, see the following documentation page:
https://support.smartbear.com/readyapi/docs/testing/scripts/library.html
In my view, the better way would be to create a library to achieve so. Have a class and methods and call them in groovy script in order to achieve re-usability.
Please see below link to see how to do it:
http://rupertanderson.com/blog/1-how-to-develop-add-and-use-a-custom-groovy-library-in-soapui/Otherway, there is no need to call a groovy script in another script as you can have the same script here it self. If you want to achive re-usability, then above is the right way. And you do not have to create the other groovy script step itself.
maddenapally, did you find the solution you want to use?
Yes, Thanks
Regards,
Karthik
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