How to return binary Mock Responses?
I am trying to create a REST mock that returns a binary payload. By binary I mean the content of a file byte by byte "as is", without any character encoding/conversion or anything interfering.
Or in other words: If my browser saves the response to a file I expect this file to be bitwise identical to the file that the mock has read from disk.
A very similar question has been posed here:
... but the code shown there does not work (anymore or never did?)
I have come as far as that I have an array of byte's in my hand. But now I am stuck. Nothing I found via Google on that subject worked. The only way I found that returned something was to convert the bytes to a String and assign that to mockResponse.content and place "${content}" into the mock's response editor. But doing so the content is converted first to Java's internal String encoding and later to a UTF-8 and gets completely scrambled along the way.
Is a binary response at all possible with SOAP-UI? If so: how?
